Sonneteer kicked off the summer in style, by showing off their wares at the Home Entertainment show in Los Angeles in June 2006. The LA crowds and press alike were beaming with the delight of aural pleasures and the simply clever technologies on show.

New to LA Bardaudio, Sonneteer's high end wireless range was demonstarted with the Bardthree plug top and Rug Rat amplifiers being at the center of all the attention. No larger than the palm of an adult human hand, the Bardthree is an audio amplifier and wireless receiver all in one. Designed to easily cope with a wide range of high end loud speakers, the Bardthree makes the modern hi-Fi system vertually invisible yet musically as enticing to the ears and soul as a high end separates system.

At the top of the more traditional end of the scale the Sonneteer Orton and Byron, High end separates graced the soundwaves with pure aural pleasure.

It was also a good chance to put a hand to the craftwork and and an eye to the signature Sonneteer styling. So oft copied, but yet bettered.

Also on show was the much accliamed Bronte range of Digital amplifier and CD player. With the Bard system fully connected, the synergies between all the sonneteer ranges were demonstrated to the full with the amazment of onlookers.

Lest we forget, having indulged ourselves in all this technology, the Sonneteer Sedley phono stage. Enjoying the renaisance of Vinyl the Sedley, despite limited publicity is enjoying it's best year out on the market to date. While the designers at Sonneteer are rightly excited about the way forward for high end Hi-Fi, development for the vinyl market has not been forgotten. Soon the Sedley will be available with a USB option allowing you to back up your much loved vinyl onto your computer.