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Audio Tech Blitz: Headphones & Speakers Hit High Notes (Sept 10–11, 2025)

Audio Tech Blitz: Headphones & Speakers Hit High Notes (Sept 10–11, 2025)

Spotify launched its Lossless streaming tier on Sept. 10, offering up to 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC at no extra cost for Premium users in over 50 countries. Yamaha unveiled two flagship headphones—the YH-4000 Open-Back ($2,499) and YH-C3000 Closed-Back ($1,699)—shipping this fall. Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 debuted with improved battery, ANC, and new features, priced at $249.
2025–2026 Hi-Fi & Home Audio Gear Showdown: Amplifiers, Speakers & Soundbars Unveiled

2025–2026 Hi-Fi & Home Audio Gear Showdown: Amplifiers, Speakers & Soundbars Unveiled

Denon's AVR-A1H is a 15-channel, 150 W-per-channel receiver supporting 9.4.6 Dolby Atmos and four sub outputs. Marantz launched the Cinema 50 and 11-channel Cinema 40 with 8K HDMI 2.1 and Dirac Live upgradeability. Sony's STR-AZ7000ES offers 13.2 channels and 360 Spatial Sound Mapping. KEF LS60 Wireless speakers feature Uni-Core woofers, Uni-Q drivers, and 1400 W amplification.

Stock Market Today

  • Tesco Shares Face Major Risk From War-Driven Food Inflation Ahead of April Results
    March 21, 2026, 4:01 AM EDT. Tesco shares have remained steady but face significant risk from rising food price inflation, driven by costs linked to the war in Iran and disruptions in key commodity supplies such as fertiliser and urea, which have surged 50%. Investors watch how Tesco will manage input cost increases and whether it can pass these on to consumers without losing sales. The grocery sector's tight profit margins mean that failure to do so could squeeze profits. Tesco trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 21 with a dividend yield of 3%, but war-driven inflation poses a looming threat ahead of its April 16 annual results. Past supply chain resilience offers cautious optimism.
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