Our new issue, out now, which includes a full review of the Loewe bild 3.55 OLED television – which now has Alexa compatibility. We review one of Loewe’s OLED TVs in our latest issue of Sound+Image – but Loewe TVs get firmware updates regularly, so we have to update the review already with news of a new skill.

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Indeed as of the Loewe OS Version 4.4.40, which should already be available to your Loewe TV via the home network and internet, all current Loewe TV models are able to support Amazon Alexa commands. And it’s a good range of commands too ─ not limited merely to powering the TV on and off. You can access settings and change channels, you can ask for EPG information or what the new show is, you can make and access recordings if your Loewe TV is one with a hard drive for recording. You can even, slightly strangely, use Alexa to turn on Loewe’s own voice remote system in order to do still further things.

Obviously you’ll need an Alexa device in the room listening for your commands; the Dot is currently available from amazon.com.au for $39, so not a mighty investment there. For existing Alexa owners you need to activate the in the Alexa app on your phone or tablet, and then go to the App section of your Loewe OS on your TV and launch the Alexa app there. Download bleach full episode sub indo. In order for Alexa to be able to switch on the Loewe TV (something which Google Voice still can’t do with Android televisions), the Quickstart-Mode must be activated under the menu item ‘Operation’ in the system settings.

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Full info on commands and a link to the Alexa skill is here: Our review of the Loewe bild 3.55 OLED television is in the latest issue of Sound+Image (August-September), in newsagent now. Our digital edition will be released shortly at. Blue is the colour This is the latest version of the ’phone created for Audio-Technica’s 50th celebrations back in 2012, since when not a year has gone by without a special or limited edition arriving with tweaks and/or some new colour scheme.

Last year the M50x went red, but this year’s colour is blue. The packaging impressed us — strong recycled cardboard internally, while the headphones themselves emerge, well yes, extremely blue. To paraphrase Spinal Tap, aside from the black headband and ear-pads (hence the full name of ATH-M50x Blue/Black), it’s hard to imagine how they could be any more blue. Their first achievement is their high level of passive isolation to shut out exterior noise. Nor are they overly tight to achieve this — firm, but not distractingly so.

Their next delight is the delivery of a powerful and punchy sound that’s very well supported in the bass; they offer a flat response to a perceptual sweep but their delivery of music is nevertheless notably full in the bass up to the lower mids. This gives great substance to all manner of material.

How full and atmospheric the orchestration of Chick Corea’s Australia piano concerto, while classical pieces gained a great size and weight of presentation, along with open but smooth treble allowing full soundstaging and a fine tone to strings and piano — Mozart’s Symphony No. 25 in G minor was highly engaging, a-powering out of the gate. The deepest bass notes of Neil Young’s Walk With Me were not only delivered but clearly separated from the additional layers of grunge around them, a fine job indeed. Our torture tests of slightly thin recordings were swept away by the M50xBB, that lower weight combining with their lack of insistence in the treble to both fill and soften these difficult tracks — we wonder if Dion’s I Read It (in the Rolling Stone) was perhaps mastered on a pair of MT50s, since we’ve never heard it more acceptably balanced than here! Occasionally they could pivot the balance into a touch of overemphasis around the second octave of bass guitars — the bass on kd lang’s The Air that I Breathe rather too forward, and on spoken word recordings male voices could be a little overfull and relatively lacking in definition. Even so, let’s call it a larger-than-life presentation rather than a defect — they never lost their musicality, always remained enjoyable, and we much prefer full support to a lack of substance. On the commute, their passive isolation and fullness of sound worked to present music powerfully over the rumbles of travel.