If you are tired of the typically boring “black box” subwoofer, Sonus faber has something for you. The “middle child” in Sonus faber’s new Gravis subwoofer lineup, the Gravis III, is a gorgeous, compact, and very musical subwoofer.
As the new flagship in Sonus faber’s least expensive line, the Lumina V Loudspeaker brings a big chunk of the design and performance of Sonus faber’s more c...
While we have covered a lot of Sonus faber speakers here at Secrets in the past few years, it hasn’t had a subwoofer available since the Cremona M from 2009.
Sonus faber is a name that most readers of Secrets should be well familiar with. After all, you've seen several of their beautifully...
Sporting the latest ICEedge® Class D amplifier modules, the Legacy Audio i∙V7 multichannel amplifier is Legacy’s most powerful amplifier...
I’ve been using a powerful 7-channel Class D (switching) amplifier for almost eight years now in my main media room system. As someone who...
A few months ago, I reviewed the Bowers & Wilkins Formation Bar and Bass module. While I was very impressed with two-channel music sources through the...
A member of Sonus faber’s new Heritage collection, the Minima Amator II is the direct descendant of the original wood-cabinet Minima Amator bookshelf...
Today, I’m reviewing the flagship model of the new Sonus faber Olympica line, the Nova V Tower Speaker. The Olympica line of speakers really exhibits the...
When is the last time you saw a speaker that had a cabinet made of actual wood? Not MDF, aluminum, or some proprietary composite material but real wood?
Breaking from their audiophile traditions, Bowers and Wilkins have released Formation, a slate of products aimed squarely at the burgeoning market for wireless, streaming audio products. Here, we have B&W’s entry into the premium soundbar segment – the Formation Bar. Accompanied by the Formation Bass module, we have a full-range system with some unique capabilities as well as premium design and construction.
A few years ago, I had the opportunity to review a complete multi-channel speaker system of Sonus faber Olympica speakers. The Olympica’s combination of...
Bowers and Wilkins is a company that needs no introduction in the world of high-end audio. While many of their speakers have achieved iconic status...
A complete 5.1.4 Dolby Atmos sound bar system for under a thousand bucks? Is that even possible? Not only that, but one that includes a powerful 10” wireless subwoofer and dedicated surround speakers. If you are VIZIO, this is a goal that can absolutely be accomplished. Case in point: the VIZIO SB46514-F6 that we have here today.
Atmos for everyone! That’s the main guise behind VIZIO’s new Atmos-capable soundbars. For just $499.99, the VIZIO SB36512-F6 soundbar System offers a full-blown 5.1.2-channel home theater experience in a relatively compact and easy to use package. It also includes a wireless subwoofer and dedicated surround speakers, which are rare at this price.
Tyler's interest in music started at a young age. He began instruction in classical guitar at the age of 7 and gradually progressed towards rock in his early teens. He expanded his musical horizons in college, earning extra cash as a DJ spinning house and trance music and learning the basics of sound reinforcement. Starting with a humble 27" Sony Trinitron CRT television, a Pioneer DVD player, and just two channels of sound, his home theater system has continued to evolve over the years in an effort to recreate the sense of energy and emotional excitement that comes from attending a live performance. Tyler holds a B.S. in Business Information Systems from Lehigh University and will be completing his M.B.A. at the University of Massachusetts in 2009. He is currently employed as a Systems Analyst for a large health care organization in northern New Jersey where his primary specialty is in the area of digital cardiac imaging.
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