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Mark Craven

Former editor @hccmag. Occasional amp botherer for @HiFiNewsmag. Likes melodic death metal and the New York Mets, but not usually at the same time.

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  • Aug 27, 2024 | homecinemachoice.com | Mark Craven

    Mark Craven talks to Perlisten's Erik Wiederholtz about the company's newest subwoofers, automated EQ, and building speakers for submarines... US sound brand Perlisten Audio launched its first models in 2020, during a global pandemic.

  • Jul 8, 2024 | hifinews.com | Mark Craven

    The AirLens is a ‘network bridge’ between your choice of Roon, Audirvana, JRiver, Tidal Direct, Spotify, your NAS or any DLNA-compatible server, and PS Audio’s top-end DACsFor a company that’s embraced the digital, online world (founder Paul McGowan is well known for his regular YouTube videos), it’s a little odd that PS Audio hasn’t completely thrown itself into networked audio playback.

  • Apr 19, 2024 | homecinemachoice.com | Mark Craven

    Mark Craven discovers that B&W's new 700 Series offers more than just a gentle upgradeOnce again, Bowers & Wilkins has followed the refresh of its top-spec 800 Series – in 'D4' guise since 2021 – with a subsequent overhaul of its more affordable 700 range. The idea being that it can filter some of the new design and engineering tricks of the 800s down to these more mass-market speakers. Okay, 'mass market' might be stretching it a bit.

  • Apr 3, 2024 | homecinemachoice.com | Mark Craven

    In late 2023 loudspeaker brand Magico announced a set of £450,000 loudspeakers. That's the sort of price tag that boggles, although those familiar with the company might just shrug, as its top-of-the-range offering is close to £1m. Not long after, Sonus faber announced a £695,000 package, called Suprema, but at least this comes with a couple of subwoofers. These launches piqued my interest, because it confirmed that the 'high-end' in hi-fi is still a thing, even while the budget arena is booming.

  • Mar 6, 2024 | homecinemachoice.com | Mark Craven

    Hisense's PX2-PRO promises plug-n-play bigscreen fun. Mark Craven give his smart TV some time off Ultra-short-throw (UST) projectors have been around for a good while now, but it's only relatively recently that they've been deliberately pitched as flatscreen TV alternatives, rather than simply easier-to-install projectors.

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Mark Craven
Mark Craven @TheCrav
31 Oct 24

It's a shame that Google's algo probably punishes reviews that 'take time'. And its Gemini AI probably already has one written. https://t.co/e12amPER7u

Mark Craven
Mark Craven @TheCrav
3 Oct 24

RT @HCCmag: The 356th - and final - issue of Home Cinema Choice is on sale today, featuring everything from a look at the cinematic history…

Mark Craven
Mark Craven @TheCrav
7 Oct 23

Here's your semi-regular reminder that Detective Pikachu was shot on 35mm film. https://t.co/XfuzvesrAs