The annual EISA Awards represent the combined judgement of magazine editors around the world, a global perspective on the best-value and highest-performing consumer electronics you can buy.
Australian Hi-Fi and Sound+Image are EISA’s representatives for Hi-Fi and Home Theatre here in Australia, part of the global Expert Imaging & Sound Association which each year pools the editorial review experience of 61 special interest magazines across 29 countries to agree on a final list of EISA Award Winners.
With the pandemic preventing the usual EISA Convention and Awards Meetings, all discussions this year were held virtually between the editors in each Expert Group, and alas the annual Gala Awards Presentation Evening held in Berlin each September will not take place. But Australian Hi-Fi placed its votes, and here are all the winners, representing the world’s best.
Details of the winners from the Hi-fi expert group follow; you can see Sound+Image's publishing of the home theatre category awards here; and there are full winners lists from all other categories at the end.
Now then, let’s draw the golden card from the first EISA envelope...
Australian Hi-Fi and Sound+Image are EISA’s representatives for Hi-Fi and Home Theatre here in Australia, part of the global Expert Imaging & Sound Association which each year pools the editorial review experience of 61 special interest magazines across 29 countries to agree on a final list of EISA Award Winners.
With the pandemic preventing the usual EISA Convention and Awards Meetings, all discussions this year were held virtually between the editors in each Expert Group, and alas the annual Gala Awards Presentation Evening held in Berlin each September will not take place. But Australian Hi-Fi placed its votes, and here are all the winners, representing the world’s best.
Details of the winners from the Hi-fi expert group follow; you can see Sound+Image's publishing of the home theatre category awards here; and there are full winners lists from all other categories at the end.
Now then, let’s draw the golden card from the first EISA envelope...