Hi-Fi

Our final stop on the BeoSound 5 launch program was a trip back into the company's history. Until recently, the historic products were housed in a 'Time Tunnel' in the basement of B&O HQ, and only seen by invited visitors guided by the ...

We know some of you have reported problems getting hold of our Awards issue at Tesco stores, so we've been on to head office and had the issue fixed. If you're popping down to your local Tesco this weekend, why not pick up a copy of our special ...

I find it interesting to meet audio engineers and see where they work. It always gives plenty of insight into product development and their company's engineering philosophy. Recently, I met Ken Ishiwata of Marantz fame (above), and visited his ...

UPDATE: Videos of all 19 Products of the Year, plus reviews of 80+ Best Buys, now on our dedicated Awards website.OK folks, the wait is over and today's the day we bring you the results of the What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision Awards 2008. In ...

The IFA consumer electronics show kicks off in Berlin tomorrow, and as I write this four of our team are winging their way through the air in preparation for a veritable newsfest over the next few days. We'll have regular updates throughout the ...

Regular site visitors may have noticed we've been experiencing a few technical glitches this week, for which a thousand apologies. It was all down to the Advanced Search functionality we added in a site upgrade last week, which turned out to be a ...

We've just implemented a major update on the site this morning, and you'll now find a new Search box on all the Forum pages to help you find the posts you're looking for.We've also upgraded the Content Management System so we can add Advanced ...

I've just got back from the British Motor Show. Why? Quite apart from the fact that I've been helplessly in love with all things automotive since, ooh, birth, it's also because I'm increasingly getting involved in reviewing in-car audio systems, ...

 Warning, the following sentence could make you feel very old.Today marks the release of Now 70 - the latest chart-hits compilation that originally launched as Now That's What I Call Music back in 1983. Wow - 70 double-albums (plus many ...

If you've a chance to tune into BBC Radio 4 today at 11.30am - or catch it via Listen Again or BBC iPlayer at a later date - you can hear a great slice of hi-fi nostalgia in the form of The Disappearing Art of the Mix Tape: a programme in praise ...