Marking its 30th anniversary, Revel replaces the long-running Performa3 family with the six-model Performa4 Series—featuring 7th-generation Acoustic Lens waveguides, Deep Ceramic Composite tweeters and midranges, Micro Ceramic Composite woofers, and real walnut veneers starting at $1,999/pair.
Q Acoustics bridges the gap between its 3030c bookshelf and 3050c tower with the 3040c, a slim 6.7-inch-wide floorstanding speaker featuring twin 4.75-inch C3 Continuous Curved Cone drivers and Helmholtz pressure tubes.
Klipsch has turned its CES concept into a six-speaker Reference Signature range for stereo and home theater. Here is what is confirmed, what remains unknown, and where each model fits.
Monitor Audio’s eighth-generation Silver range arrives in September with seven new speakers. Most U.S. prices hold steady, while the Silver 100 becomes a serious three-way stand-mount.
The Arendal Sound 1610 Bookshelf 8 is a large Norwegian three-way stand-mount whose coherence, stable imaging, and subwoofer-defying bass made it disappear into the room. Measurements reveal how sealed operation, room gain, and ARC Genesis shaped the result.
Dynaudio will cease commercial operations in North America and close its U.S. subsidiary in fall 2026. Here’s what is confirmed, what is still unclear, and what owners should watch next.
Bowers & Wilkins has launched the seven-model 800 Series Diamond D5 lineup, from the 805 D5 standmount to the $65,000-per-pair 801 D5 flagship, with Signature-derived refinements and serious home theater center-channel options.
KLH’s new Model Four fills the gap between Model Three and Model Five with a shallow, three-way acoustic-suspension design that looks like the lineup’s practical sweet spot.
