The Datasat team and brand actually started many years ago as Digital Theater Systems. Formed in 1991, the Digital Theater Systems team set out to provide a superior listening experience to movie-goers. Datasat developed one of the first digital audio systems for cinemas. This caught the attention of Steven Spielberg and, in 1993, the first movie to feature this sound technology was released.More »
Fyne Audio will be unveiling two key products at the Bristol Show this year. The first model in the new premium high-end F700 range, the F702 (£6,000) and the new Fyne Audio Flagship, the F1-12 (£26,000).
Linn’s Selekt DSM is available as a dedicated streaming source to drive any separates system, or you can include an integrated amplifier to streamline your system… just add speakers.More »
British brand, TALK Electronics, manufacture everything in-house. They will be showing their new range of Edwards Audio products, including the TT6 turntable which has a plywood plinth, acrylic platter and in house unipivot tone arm.
Auralic will be partnering Spendor loudspeakers in the spacious ‘Castle View Suite’ situated in Room 108 on the first floor of the Bristol Marriott Hotel, 22nd – 24th February 2019.
Ultimate Stream are one of the UK’s top specialists for music streaming Hifi set ups. Distinctive design, innovative technology and ease of use feature in all of the brands that they have carefully selected.More »
PMC will be partnering with Dolby and Universal Music to present a Dolby Atmos demonstration at the world’s leading professional music show, NAMM 2019 during late January. Artists, producers and recording engineers will have an opportunity to experience Dolby Atmos music through PMC’s monitoring system. British visitors will have a chance to hear the Dolby Atmos system at The Bristol Show.
This year at The Bristol Hifi Show, Yamaha will showcases the MusicCast VINYL 500 turntable as part of a wireless Music system, to combine vinyl and streaming, so that you can listen wirelessly around the home.
Hifi Pig is bringing you all of the latest news in the run up to The Bristol Hifi Show 2019, follow the link below to find out what your favourite brands are bringing to the show and where they will be!
Comprised of three new models, featuring standmount and floorstanding designs, the contemporary styled Precision Series represents a new entry point into Wilson Benesch’s loudspeaker lines.
British manufacturer Ophidian will be exhibiting the new P-series Evolution loudspeakers featuring a custom made aluminium mid-bass driver with a large magnet for, they say, “outstanding transient response”.
Recently launched at CES 2019, the Sony PS-LX310BT brings the sound of vinyl to any wireless speaker, soundbar or headphones, with the addition of a built in BLUETOOTH® transmitter.More »
The new, and first active bookshelf speaker system from Totem, called KIN Play, is a master/slave set-up equipped with Bluetooth connectivity. Totem KIN Play is configured with the left ‘Master’ speaker containing the amplifiers and connections. The right speaker is passive and powered by the master via a speaker cable.More »
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Fyne Audio will be unveiling two key products at the Bristol Show this year. The first model in the new premium high-end F700 range, the F702 (£6,000) and the new Fyne Audio Flagship, the F1-12 (£26,000).
