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JBL's 770NC was one of those headphones that sold in enormous numbers while audiophile circles quietly rolled their eyes. Affordable, comfortable, with battery life that embarrassed most of the competition — but sonically, a one-trick pony. That trick was bass. Lots of it. Sub-bass you…
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There's a particular kind of confidence required to sell a £899/$999 soundbar that you can't add anything to. No optional wireless sub. No rear satellites. Not even a second HDMI input. The Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 3 arrives as a sealed proposition: thirteen drivers, 400…
