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Sonos's new flagship Dolby Atmos soundbar, the Arc Ultra, isn't as expensive as first rumored.

According to the founder, it's "pound for pound, the finest amplifier we’ve ever built."

It does a similar job as the Sonos Amp, but at less than half the price.

Half a century after its debut, this vintage Marantz is still a bestseller.

The audiophile-grade turntable has a convenient feature for modern vinyl listeners.

Victrola's new all-in-one turntable has some hidden playback tricks.

The Diva Utopia is Focal's first foray into active speakers.

One of the biggest names in phono cartridges is back in the turntable game.

Released in 1959. This is the best-selling tube amplifier of all time.

Just a few years ago this home theater speaker was all the rage. Now it's basically extinct.

The new line borrows tech from the British hi-fi giant's more premium loudspeakers.

Hearing a Klipschorn for the first time is an almost "spiritual" experience.

The Austrian hi-fi maker's new affordable turntable is still a stone-cold stunner.

As vintage audio continues its renaissance, only one hi-fi company is making modern players for this classic format.

If you pair Bose Ultra Open Earbuds with the company's newest Dolby Atmos soundbar, you can designate each earbud as rear-channel speakers.

An up-and-coming audio brand teamed up with Klipsch for a limited-edition take on the Hersey.

The Japanese audio giant is entering a new speaker category.

The KIN One bookshelf speakers borrow tech from the Canadian hi-fi company's significantly pricier loudspeakers.

The Klipsch Flexus Core 300 is the first soundbar with Dirac Live room correction technology.

Introduced in 1957, Klipsch Heresy speakers still have a place in the age of multi-room audio and wireless hi-fi.