Speaker packages

Reviews

£ 1100

The Chrono package may not be the most polished performer, but it's huge fun

£ 3600

Not for the fainthearted...these speakers are huge, but well worth a listen

£ 2200

Sadly, the Missions don't even get close to justifying their cost

£ 1099

If you can live without room-shaking bass, this Mercury system is well worth auditioning

£ 880

Far from being all brawn and no brains, the Bronze package has a refinement that lends itself to more delicate scenes

£ 1930

This package is as adept with music as it is with movies, combining fine integration with refinement and subtlety

£ 1000

Not afraid to deliver a gung-ho, neighbour-waking level of sound, but it can tread more carefully when required

£ 2235

Need plenty of room to breathe, but if you've got the space, these Award-winners will delight

£ 550

For the money, this system surpasses itself – delivers all the crash and swagger you'd expect

£ 3900

You simply won't get a bigger sound unless you're prepared to put up with much larger (and probably uglier) speakers