“The sound quality of this system is incredible and the endless list of features packed into it would certainly seal the deal if we were buying!” Roundreviews

“The new line of Voyager from Boston Acoustics seems to combine ease-of-installation with great aesthetics and gorgeous sound.”
Audioholics

“The B&W AM-1 looks better than most outdoor speakers, has a versatile mounting system, and sounds very good.”
Audioholics

“SoundWare XS blends stylish, distinctive design – which, crucially, leaves a minimal footprint on your living room – with accomplished sound quality that’s not only powerful but detailed and balanced to boot.”
Trusted Reviews

“In action, the SoundWare XS Digital Cinema is a revelation. It delivers a terrific 2.1-channel performance with both movies and music, demonstrating the sort of poise, punch and coherence you’d expect from a more expensive three-channel system.”
Trusted Reviews

Product of the Year – Speaker Systems
What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision Awards 2012

“Of course, as always, it was the sound that impressed us. The B&W MT-50 system sounds a LOT bigger than it is.”
Audioholics (June 2012)

Best style speaker package £1500+
What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision Awards 2012

“If you want small, gorgeous and astonishingly good, then these are the speakers of choice for your cinema room.”
Home Cinema Choice (October 2012)

“This is a true all-rounder: it’s adept at everything you’d want a 5.1-channel surround speaker package to do…”
What Hi-Fi (March 2012)

“B&W’s DB1 is fit to partner the finest of speakers, and … may just be the finest, most accurate subwoofer in the world.”
Tech Radar (June 2011)

“With its cool, sophisticated looks and subtle performance, particularly in the all-important midrange, this is the type of system whose capabilities you’ll really learn to love.”
Sound & Vision (June 2007)

“I found the PM1 easy to like, and I daresay it will appeal to many other listeners as well.”
The Absolute Sound (April 2012)

“The PM1’s never sound undernourished or bass-light. That’s a massive achievement in something so small.”
What Hi-Fi (October 2012)