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Simon Lucas primarily focuses on product reviews, particularly in the tech and audio equipment space. His coverage is heavily weighted towards reviewing various products within these categories.
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Strong looks and stronger sound make the Music Studio 7 a real contender. It has a whole lot going for it where spatial audio is concerned
By: Simon Lucas
From Curaçao to South Korea to Norway, and beyond
Triangle breathes new life (as well as vibrant new finishes) into its Capella wireless system and the results are (almost entirely) positive
By: Simon Lucas
Pros Astell & Kern AK HC5: two-minute review Astell & Kern builds some outstanding digital audio players, and the company also knows how to charge us for them.
By: Simon Lucas
Interesting looks, great build quality and punchily deft sound ensure there’s a lot more to the Bose Lifestyle Ultra Speaker than impressively tall spatial audio
Simon Lucas samples this new pair of premium-priced cans from a highly respected manufacturer…
By: Simon Lucas
Pros Bose Lifestyle Ultra Speaker: Two-minute review It may not always be among the first brands to get a particular type of product
TCL democratises its remarkable SQD technology yet further, and the result is a TV that punches way above its weight…
By: Simon Lucas
The PSB iQ2 have lots of positives, including a superb control app, but an insipid phono stage is not one of them
By: Simon Lucas
Pros Austrian Audio The Arranger: Two-minute review The Arranger by Austrian Audio are an attempt to at least begin to fill the gap
