With Silverback 40.2 DS, System Audio radically breaks with traditional Hi-Fi. All you need is two speakers and a small hub – and you have a complete system.

The JBL PartyBox 520 combines something as rare as sound quality with quantity. It's a recipe for success.

Samsung consolidates its position at the top with the HW-Q995F – a soundbar with 11.1.4 channels, including rear speakers and a new, more powerful subwoofer.

Harman Kardon's Enchant 1100 is the soundbar for those who value balanced sound and quality – whether you start with just the soundbar or expand to a full home cinema system.

Dynaudio Contour 20 Black Edition is a black diamond with an unusual amount to offer.

The Danish Raidho X2.6 floorstanding loudspeakers deliver a resolved and musical sound in a class of its own. A larger scale than its little brother, the X2t, and with sensible choices that moderate the price to some extent.

With the MB5 B, the Danish company Scansonic has created a speaker that delivers many of the qualities of the high-end brand Raidho at a more reasonable price. The result is nothing short of magnificent.

When you want pure and powerful cinema sound for your money, Samsung's best soundbar HW-Q995D is a safe bet.

The compact Raidho X1.6 delivers a sound so clear and pure, you'll forget you're listening to speakers. A compact speaker that makes your music shine.

Canvas HiFi challenges traditional categories with its combination of speaker, soundbar and furniture - all in one product. And the sound impresses.

Dynaudio has a long tradition of special editions, and Dynaudio Contour Legacy is the very best yet.

FIRST REVIEW: Nordic Hi-Fi, the company behind Argon Audio, has launched a new speaker brand - with technology from Lyngdorf, but a less daunting price tag.

Samsung's compact design soundbar is a perfectly fine match for The Frame, delivering surprisingly big sound from a slim package.

FIRST REVIEW: DALI has given its close-to-top range an upgrade with technology from the super-expensive Kore. The result exceeds our wildest expectations.

Harman's Danish audio lab in Kvistgaard also houses H2X, a museum of loudspeakers that surpasses even JBL's Los Angeles headquarters.