The announcement, made today and covered by Sound On Sound's launch coverage, arrives just two weeks after Allen & Heath released its Qu V1.2 firmware update, which added optional 32×32 Dante expansion to existing Qu-5D, Qu-6D, and Qu-7D models — signaling a coordinated rollout…
In BGMI, Free Fire or Call of Duty Mobile, hearing footsteps a fraction of a second late can cost you a round. That delay is called latency: the gap between something happening on screen and the sound reaching your ears.
If you’re an elder millennial or a baby boomer, you’ll most likely remember the MDR-3 headphones that’s included with the original Sony Walkman TPS-L2 cassette player back in 1979. Fast forward to 47 years later, Sony brings them back in a modern…
Weighing just 38 grams and priced at $59.99, the MDR-3R revives one of the most iconic headphone designs in consumer electronics history — right as wired audio stages a measurable market comeback. Sony Electronics has officially launched the MDR-3R, a modern revival of…
Stream, play, and talk freely: Audio-Technica is expanding its StreamSet series with the wireless ATH-M50xSTS-WL. The headset combines the headphone technology of the ATH-M50x with a condenser microphone based on the 20 Series. The connection is established via a USB…
KEF is expanding its XIO soundbar with two physical surround channels positioned behind the listening position. A software update enables the integration of compatible active speakers from KEF’s own product line. Initially, the LSX II, LSX II LT, and Coda…
The headset weighs 275 grams without the cable and features soft velour ear cushions. Sturdy metal hinges and replaceable ear and head cushions are designed to ensure a long service life. A detachable META VOICE microphone is available for team chat…
For the SC-PMX112, Panasonic has opted for two-way speakers with 13-cm drivers and separate tweeters. The speakers feature wooden cabinets with bass reflex ports, removable grilles, and detachable speaker cables. The manufacturer lists the system’s total power output at 180 watts.
The MDR-3 serves as the model; Sony introduced its MDR-3L2 variant in 1979 alongside the first Walkman, the TPS-L2. Nearly half a century later, the new MDR-3R revives its distinctive design. Even the packaging and user manual are modeled after the…
Key Points at a Glance Anyone who owned a Walkman in the ’80s will recognize the MDR-3R immediately. A slim metal headband, the characteristic bend in front of the ear cups, and the foam ear pads in blue or orange. According…
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