Vita Audio R2 review

You just have to look at the Vita Audio R2 to know you’re getting a DAB radio of substance. The solid build quality and that walnut design would suit pretty much any room in your abode, but ultimately you want to know about sound quality, ease-of-use and all that shizzle. WIthout further ado, we present the Vita Audio R2… …continue reading Vita Audio R2 review

Tangent Cinque DAB radio review

Tangent has produced some of our favourite looking DAB radios in the past (we’re thinking the Tangent Quattro), and now there’s another one to delight our optical taste buds. The Tangent Cinque can play DAB radio broadcasts, MP3s, WMA files and CDs, but what it all comes down to are the sonics. So, are they any good? Find out after the jump… …continue reading Tangent Cinque DAB radio review

Denon S-52DAB radio

Despite the name, this desktop diva has way more to offer than just DAB. Squeezed in alongside its digital radio talents you’ll find a CD player, iPod dock, FM tuner, Internet radio and wireless music streamer, plus some of the smartest audio tech we’ve ever clapped ears on.

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How to squeeze more from DAB radio

DAB radios don’t just pick up your favourite stations in better quality. And they’re not just useful for finding a few new channels either. What they’re really good for is exploring the extra features digital technology allows.

Follow our simple steps, and you’ll soon be enjoying digital radio in a whole new way.

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Premium DAB radio group test

While FM is still very much alive and kicking, those looking to take their radio listening to the next level should seriously consider investing in a DAB radio. Capable of receiving digital broadcasts, they can tune into far more stations (the likes of Planet Rock and BBC 6 Music) than analogue radios. …continue reading Premium DAB radio group test

Revo Blik RadioStation review

The Revo Blik RadioStation certainly has distinctive looks, but if there’s anything we’ve learned from Paul Scholes, just because you’re not the best looking in the world, doesn’t mean you aren’t oozing talent. As music streamers go, the Blik is one of the more affordable options, so what do you get for your hard-earned buck? Allow us to inform you… …continue reading Revo Blik RadioStation review

Revo Blik RadioStation review

The Revo Blik RadioStation is a true jack-of-all-radio-trades, combining the virtues of DAB, FM and Wi-Fi Internet radio in one compact, lightweight box. It may look like the illegitimate spawn of a LEGO brick and a Toblerone, but it’s got more skills than Cristiano Ronaldo. To find out what this radio’s skills are, read on… …continue reading Revo Blik RadioStation review

Designer Tivoli Audio Cappellini hits catwalk

This is the Tivoli Audio Cappellini: a smartened-up version of the Tivoli Audio Model One hi-fi system, that’s been given a bit of a makeover by Italian furniture manufacturer, Capellini for Milan Design Week 2009. …continue reading Designer Tivoli Audio Cappellini hits catwalk

Sony Xplod explodes onto the scene

Forget listening to Moyles or Mills. You want your whole music collection to be blasting through your car stereo. Step in the Sony Xplod car stereo range, offerinf USB 1-wire feature for universal compatibility with iPods, MP3 players, iPhones, USB drive, and pretty much whatever you can imagine. …continue reading Sony Xplod explodes onto the scene

Boston Acoustics Horizon Solo XT review

This may look pretty drab, with the only clue that it’s going to sound anything other than crap coming from its solid feel, but it’s actually a pretty nifty DAB radio. It even has a nifty customisation option, with a choice of purchasable coloured grilles. It’s a bit like putting lipstick on Gordon Brown. Find out what else it can do after the jump… …continue reading Boston Acoustics Horizon Solo XT review

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