Tannoy Hi-Fi reviews & products

A big sound for big rooms, but flaws across the board don’t make for an easy listen...

Compact shelf speakers could do with better dynamics

With good budget floorstanders a rarity, these Tannoys are the best we’ve heard in a while..

These retro-style speakers have more going for them than just nostalgia...

Few rivals can match the power and finesse offered by these excellent speakers...

The XT 6s are part of Tannoy's revamped Revolution range - can they deliver the goods?

Best floorstander £1000-£2000, Awards 2016. Talented, hugely entertaining floorstanders. These will be hard to beat

Stylish speakers that can add a very likeable sound to their resume, these are well worth auditioning

A great looking speaker that offers plenty of bass and scale, but falls short on subtlety and timing

An exciting, punchy listen – but there are compromises

A very good set of speakers that stop just short of greatness – more excitement and better balance would tip the scales in their favour

The 6.2s are beautifully balanced and hugely listenable speakers, with a stereo image to die for

If you're after detail and resolution, the Tannoy Precision 6.1s deserve an audition

Best standmounter £350-£700, Awards 2012. These Tannoys sound as good as they look

Best floorstander £800-£1500, Awards 2013. These-two-time Award-winners are still good, but no longer top of their game

Capable of seriously controlled and powerful sound

There's much to like about Tannoy's Revolution DC6T speaker package, but the subwoofer loses it a star

Best floorstander £700-£1500, Awards 2011. The cut-price Tannoy Revolution DC6Ts are a real bargain

Those who like their sound to be big-hearted and exciting will love these premium Tannoy DC10T's

A veritable bargain, the V4s make a great alternative to standmounting speakers

The impressive dynamic extension produced by this system shows you don't have to have huge speakers to build tension and atmosphere

Retaining the basic concept of Tannoy's successful and long-lived Mercury design, the V1s are a joy to listen to, with few vices

They might be small, but we found these Tannoys come complete with a big, sonic heart

These big units will need space to breathe but they produce a massive sound

They may be picky about positioning, but get it right and the DC4s won't fail to impress with oodles of drive and determination

Expensive, but the Tannoys fully justify the price tag with their expertly balanced performance

A price-hike and some new rivals finally oust the Tannoys from the budget top table

If you can live without room-shaking bass, this Mercury system is well worth auditioning

For such imposing cabinets, the Mercury F2s are strangely reticent when it comes to scuzzy music