Typical price: £800
What is it: High-end speaker system with sub woofer
What we think: Fragile, but great sounding for classical and acoustic music
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 13 November 2007
Tags: Ferguson Hill, Ferguson Hill FH007 and FH008, accessories, setup, spectrum
We like:
Design; great sound quality for classical and acoustic; easy setup
We don't like:
Very fragile design; not great for all musical genres; poor high-end response; no remote control
You might also need:
MP3 player; 3.5mm-to-3.5mm cable
CNET UK judgement:
For classical and acoustic music, the Ferguson Hill FH007 and FH008 sound very good, but we wouldn't recommend them for people who listen to a wide range of genres, particularly rock and metal. The sub is powerful but there's a distinct lack of detail in the high end of the four main speakers that really detracts from the overall performance
Full review:
You may not have heard of Ferguson Hill, but it's a British manufacturer of a very small group of obscurely designed speakers. The company's flagship speaker setup -- comprising the FH001 and FH002 -- will set you back £12,000. Continue Reading...
Ferguson Hill FH007 and FH008 History
9 Nov 2007 in Crave
Hands-on with Ferguson Hill's translucent FH007 speakers
We've been dribbling over Ferguson Hill's completely translucent high-end speaker system, the FH007. These unique speakers and subwoofer will set you back just under a grand
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