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Klipsch's Reference series introduces the R-60M bookshelf speakers, featuring a 6.5-inch TCP woofer and 1-inch LTS aluminum tweeter.* The speakers employ Klipsch's Tractrix Horn technology for enhanced sound clarity and natural reproduction.* The TCP woofer integrates design elements from the Reference Premiere series, offering improved response and reduced distortion.* The LTS tweeter uses lightweight Kapton suspension and neodymium magnets for efficient and detailed high-frequency output.* The MDF cabinet with bracing reduces unwanted vibrations, and the black woodgrain finish minimizes light reflections.* Specifications include a frequency range of 50Hz-21kHz, 8Ω impedance, 340W maximum input, and 93.5dB sensitivity, priced at ¥93,500 per pair.
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* Disney+ has completely removed HDR support, including HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision, due to an ongoing patent dispute affecting all subscription tiers.

* Munich launches the inaugural Munich HiFi Days in March, filling the gap left by the departed international High End trade show.

* Starting in 2026, Dirac Live software licenses will be sold in-person at HiFi Klubben stores across Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, and the Netherlands.

* XGIMI launched its first professional-grade 4K laser projector, TITAN, on February 27 for ¥698,000, with a limited-time discounted price of ¥598,000.