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New to the range is the Continuous Curved Cone design for the mid/bass drivers. This new driver has a geometry that Q Acoustics claims to combine the rigidity advantages of a standard conical cone profile with the high-frequency break-up characteristics of a more flared design.

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Every pair of speakers on this list has been thoroughly tested by the team of experts at What Hi-Fi? in our dedicated and bespoke listening rooms, so you can trust our buying advice. The 607 S3 has been updated throughout, with a brand new 25mm titanium decoupled double dome tweeter, a new elongated tube loading system, a revised motor assembly for the 13cm Continuum mid/bass driver, higher-quality components used in the crossover, and sturdier cabinet bracing. The two drivers overlap to improve integration, while B&W claims the use of titanium should result in more refined and detailed high frequencies. Lastly, look around your room. If you have a very sparsely decorated room without carpets or other things to break up reflections, your Audio is probably going to bounce off the walls and create uncomfortable reverb. There are a number of solutions to this, the most obvious are acoustic foam panels, careful furniture placement, or wall hangings. Plan your wiring

Most speakers, apart from 'Active' speakers (more on those later), will need a powered amplifier to drive them. If you already have an amplifier, the first thing you should consider is whether you need to upgrade. After all, there's no point in hooking up expensive KEFs to an amp that's well past its use-by date. The big brothers of the A-Line series, these A7s are superb floorstanders that sound great, look great and are compact enough to fit into most homes. Unless you're going for a small or portable speaker, larger speakers that look and sound great for your room will still need to fit and be well-placed. Look for speakers that are well-insulated against reverberation. Some speakers will have spike-type feet that will stop the floor from absorbing bass, others have cushioned rubber feet. Firmly wall mounting a speaker will massively help to isolate the speaker, and you'll be getting truer, unadulterated sound reproduction. Other than that, pairing your speakers with the right amplifier in terms of wattage and impedance will make a massive difference. Do I need a subwoofer? Elac has been in the speaker business since the 1980s and has made many fine products in that time. It’s fair to say that these Debut B5.2 speakers should be considered one of the company’s finest efforts. For this sort of money, they're exceptional.The What Hi-Fi?team has more than 100 years experience of reviewing, testing and writing about consumer electronics. We have state-of-the-art testing facilities in London, Reading and Bath, where our team of expert reviewers do all our in-house testing. This gives us complete control over the testing process, ensuring consistency.We always ensure we spend plenty of time with the speakers, trying them with different electronics, in different positions and with different music. While the retro link will be the main attraction for some, for us that’s put in the shade by the speakers' excellent all-round performance.The 770 have a range of sonic talents that sets them apart from most rivals and earns them a warm recommendation. A decibel is a measure of sound levels (dBs). While it's an accepted measure of volume, it doesn't correlate with wattage. More wattage doesn't necessarily mean bigger or better volume, or quality, for that matter. Usually, manufacturers specify the amount of dBs that a speaker can produce with a single Watt of power at a 1-metre distance. Drivers An amplifier's AUX input stands for 'auxiliary'. This is an extra audio input from any device you'd like to connect. Providing the device has the same connector, you can simply switch the amplifier input to AUX to start listening. Optical

If you're looking for reasonably-priced hi-fi speakers, the talented Wharfdale 12.3 are a superb buy. PMC has something of a reputation for high-end hi-fi, and while the superb Prodigy 5 have wound up as our best premium floorstanders on this list, they're actually miraculously good value. Elac's affordable standmounters are brilliant performers for the money. Solid and unfussy about placement, the Debut B5.2s have the dynamic expression, detail and tonal sophistication to handle anything you throw at them – not to mention enough stretch in their abilities to improve even further when hooked up to a high-end system. Now in its eighth generation and going 20+ years strong, Bowers & Wilkins' 600 series of speakers has more often than not provided some superb speakers. Unless you're going for a wireless music player for portability (actively amplified with its own power), a dedicated amplifier is needed to power passive speakers. But this is in no way an afterthought. Your final sound quality is going to depend equally on the quality of the speakers and the quality of the amplifier - get both right, and you'll have a dream system. Get either of them wrong, and you'll have wasted your money. Why are my speakers distorted at high volumes?Refined yet entertaining, these are superb floorstanders that sound and look great, plus their relatively slim and compact dimensions mean they'll still fit into most homes. The JBL PartyBox Ultimate is a huge, powerful party speaker featuring superior JBL Pro sound and a vibrant lightshow. It's splash-proof and has sturdy wheels for easier transport. Storage & organisation Furniture Christmas Shop Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Beds & mattresses Rugs, mats & flooring Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Working from home Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Shop by room Get harmony into your life with a perfect balance of furnishing knowledge and audio expertise that absolutely hits the right note. Our Bluetooth and WiFi speakers bring you a wide range of choice, so you can fill your home with sound and music. Great design, great sound, music to your ears!