Record lables Simax and Aurora have eased the veil and showcased releases sceduled for this autumn. There are many exciting upcoming releases, and some releases stand out as particularly interesting.

The US record label Sono Luminus is an important contributor to good music releases on Pure Audio Blu-ray. Now they follow 2L in adopting 3D sound format Auro-3D.

The German multi-room company Raumfeld which earlier this year introduced himself for the Scandinavian market, have clear ambitions towards pushing Sonos of the stick. The latest initiative with Raumfeld Start is a clear example of this.

Dali has launched a brand new speaker series. Opicon settles in the midrange price ratio, and consists of 7 models. And in the standmount speakers we find a surprise.

VPI launches three news on turntable arena. There are two new turntables and one tonearm.

Oppo has had a fairly uncontested role as unofficial world champion in Blu-ray playback. Cambridge Audio seems to be tired of this, and launch with the new CXU a player that takes up the fight with Oppo's top model.

Serbian Audial has launched an upgraded version of their reference DAC. Model S MkIII has the main novelty in transfer capabilities.

Pioneer launches new receiver in the lower part of budget segment. Pioneer VSX is a 5.1 AV receiver with limited equipment list.

Roksan launching a smarter version of their CD players in Kandy series. K3 CD Di has digital inputs, and thus functions as a DAC.

The fledgling firm Mitchell & Johnson has just launched a new headset. HP1 has DYNASTATZ technology.