Bluesound has had a run of very competent, well-featured and well-priced compact music streamers, but it’s been a while since one really stood out as a class leader when it comes to outright sound ...

Bluesound is one of Sonos’s biggest rivals in the multi-room audio space. It has an expansive lineup of wireless speakers, soundbars and other hi-fi components, all of which can be connected via Wi-Fi ...

Canada-based Bluesound has added three new models to its NODE range of wireless music streamers. The three new designs are the NODE NANO, NODE and NODE ICON. All three streamers feature re-designed ...

The Node Nano is the cheapest Bluesound yet, but look out for the all-new Icon and its 5-inch screen. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City ...

Streaming: AirPlay 2, Spotify, Tidal & Qobuz Connect, Amazon Music, Internet Radio, Roon Ready, Dirac Live Ready, wi-fi/Ethernet Inputs: RCA, optical, HDMI eARC, USB ...

The latest Bluesound Node and Node Icon streamers, are now officially Dirac Live Ready. Owners can buy a calibration kit from Bluesound and a device-specific license from Dirac’s website. At the ...

This race has already been run. When the Bluesound Node Icon arrived in the What Hi-Fi? test rooms, it went up against the established five-star Cambridge Audio CXN100 and came away from that ...

Bluesound updates the NODE, while adding a less expensive NODE NANO at $299 and new flagship NODE ICON at $999. From Matt Simmonds, Product Manager at Bluesound: “Since 2013 when it was first ...

Bluesound, the wireless multiroom audio company that competes directly with Sonos, has three new options for adding hi-res streaming audio to existing hi-fi systems: the Node Nano ($299), Node ($549), ...

The Node Icon is the only one of its family to include a pair of balanced XLR analogue outputs, alongside one set of RCA line level outputs. You also get an RCA line level and optical input apiece on ...