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More earphones are on the way, alongside some high-end audio goodies, as Technics shows off what's new in amps, turntables, and things to let you listen to your favourite tunes.

Denmark's Dynaudio has a few new speakers, and depending on whether you want to listen to music or watch the telly, there's a choice in there for you. Provided you don't mind spending up.

Speakers that looks like old speakers don't come along everyday, but Dynaudio's latest certainly does that, even if it'll cost you.

If you need a tall floorstanding loudspeaker in your home entertainment system, two models have rocked up this week from different brands sporting very different price points.

The last time we heard from Dynaudio, it had a Lego speaker in the country. But its latest range is less about the blocks and more about the sound, bringing some individual approaches to sound.

The smart speaker thing doesn't always have the best sound, but if you already have a sound system you love, you can add Amazon's Alexa with a small addition.

The speaker is almost always a tall rectangular object, and sometimes a cylindrical one, but with Bang & Olufsen's latest concept, it's all about the circle.

There's a general push in audio design to make things exciting and new, but Klipsch isn't necessarily buying into that this year. Instead, it's going old school.

If you think you've seen big and expensive speakers, think again, because Steinway's latest costs a doozy.

It's hard not to love the Danish toy Lego, as it can just do so much. In fact, it's also about to blare sound at the loudest volumes as Lego becomes a speaker courtesy of another Dane.