Sound & Vision

Sound & Vision is a magazine based in the United States, produced by TEN: The Enthusiast Network. It focuses on topics related to home theater, audio, video, and multimedia products for consumers. The magazine's main office is located in New York City.

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Marantz Debuts AV 20 & AMP 20

2 days ago | soundandvision.com | Mark Henninger

Marantz has expanded its high‑end home‑theatre roster with the AV 20 AV preamplifier and AMP 20 12‑channel power amplifier, aimed at enthusiasts who want the flexibility of separates without stepping up to the company’s flagship AV 10/AMP 10 duo. The AV 20 shares the AV 10’s core architecture—dual Analog Devices SHARC processors and 32‑bit DACs—but trims the output stage to 13.4 channels.
MBL Stays Open, Seeks Investors After Insolvency Filing

6 days ago | soundandvision.com | Mark Henninger

Founded in 1979 and based out of Berlin, MBL is best known for its unique Radialstrahler omnidirectional loudspeakers. The company has entered insolvency proceedings in Germany, but the doors are still open.
Pocket Change, Full Range: LP10 Packs AirPlay 2 and Cast for $99

1 week ago | soundandvision.com | Mark Henninger

Pocket Change, Full Range: LP10 Packs AirPlay 2 and Cast for $99 Arylic has opened preorders for the LP10, a $99 network music streamer slated to ship June 20. The pocket-sized unit supports both AirPlay 2 and Google Cast, allowing multiroom playback with compatible devices. Arylic states that Cast streaming reaches 24-bit/96kHz, while the optical output handles up to 24-bit/192kHz. Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, Bluetooth 5.0, and DLNA/UPnP are also on board.
Screen Innovations Releases Black Diamond Fusion ALR Screen

1 week ago | soundandvision.com | Mark Henninger

Screen Innovations Releases Black Diamond Fusion ALR Screen Screen Innovations has launched its Black Diamond Fusion ALR (Ambient Light Rejection) projection screen. It's now available for both commercial and residential use. First shown at CEDIA 2024, this screen delivers high-contrast visuals even in uncontrolled lighting. The Fusion ALR supports displays up to 130 inches in a 16:9 aspect ratio and features a 1.0 gain, 160-degree viewing angle, and a dark gray optical-layered surface.
Samsung 75-Inch QN75QN900F 8K TV Review

3 weeks ago | soundandvision.com | Greg Tarr

Performance Features Ergonomics Value PRICE $3,999 AT A GLANCE Plus • Highly bright HDR peak luminance • Crisp and clear upscaled images filling the screen 33.2 million (7680 x 4320) pixels • Loaded package of advanced gaming features with AI Auto Game Mode • Attractive thin chamfered metal picture-frame-like bezel • Useful feature assortment including ATSC 3.0 over-the-air tuning • One of the best smart TV interfaces available Minus • Anti-glare screen film lifts blooming/haloing effects •...
Dire Straits: Brothers in Arms in Dolby Atmos & 40th Anniversary Edition Box Set

4 weeks ago | soundandvision.com | Mike Mettler

Dire Straits: Brothers in Arms in Dolby Atmos & 40th Anniversary Edition Box Set Brothers in Bare Arms: Dire Straits in repose, taking a break in Montserrat during the 1985 recording sessions for Brothers in Arms. Top row, l-r: keyboardist Alan Clark, drummer Terry Williams, keyboardist Guy Fletcher. Bottom row, l-r: bassist John Illsley, guitarist/vocalist Mark Knopfler. Photo courtesy UMG Archive/BIA40 liner notes.
Kaleidescape Introduces Strato E Entry-Level 4K Movie Player

1 month ago | soundandvision.com | Mark Henninger

Kaleidescape Introduces Strato E Entry-Level 4K Movie Player Kaleidescape has launched the Strato E. This new entry-level movie player is made for home, marine, and commercial theaters. The Strato E provides reference-quality 4K video output, supporting SDR, HDR10, and Dolby Vision formats. The Strato E joins Kaleidescape’s existing lineup of players, complementing the Strato M, a 2K reference player, and the flagship Strato V 4K player.
Life and Death On The Nile

1 month ago | soundandvision.com | Tom Norton

There haven't been tons of movies made about ancient Egypt, which is odd, given the fact that ancient Egyptian history spans eras that began at the dawn of written western civilization as we know it (around 3000 BC) and ended when Egypt (as an independent entity) became a Roman province (around 30 BC). The Egypt-centered films we do have tend to be centered in the middle of that epoch, or around 1300–1500 BC.
Focal Hadenys & Azurys Headphones Review: Two Paths, One Foundation

1 month ago | soundandvision.com | Mark Henninger

Performance Features Ergonomics Value PRICE $749 (Hadenys, open-back); $599(Azurys, closed-back) AT A GLANCE Plus Shared aluminum/magnesium “M-shaped” driver keeps voicing consistent Comfortable, lightweight build with replaceable cables and pads Hadenys delivers a wide, open stage; Azurys isolates well without obvious colorations Both offer deeper-than-expected bass extension for single-ended dynamic designs Minus Azurys’ cups can warm up during long sessions Asking price edges above most...
Alex Lifeson on the Mixing of Envy of None’s New Album in Dolby Atmos (and Some Rush Talk Too)

2 months ago | soundandvision.com | Mike Mettler

Alex Lifeson on the Mixing of Envy of None’s New Album in Dolby Atmos (and Some Rush Talk Too) See the Music, Be the Music: Envy of None set their sights on Atmos immortality. Irony, your official band name has duly been dubbed Envy of None.