SVS Announces Prime Pinnacle Tower Speaker
New loudspeakers from SVS — top of the Prime line, the new Pinnacle is available now from $799. Details in the press release, [...]
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Amphion Argon 3S loudspeakers | Review
Better living through chemistry As a practicing chemist (or rather, “purveyor of chemical knowledge”), I’m quite keen on all things chemistry. My interest was [...]
CES 2019: Technics SL-1500 and SL-1200MK7 | First Listen
Technics continues its re-entry into the turntable arena bringing something for both both the DJ and Audiophile audience with the annoucement of SL-1200MK7 and SL-1500 [...]
Sonus Faber Sonetto II Speakers | Review
Nothing but the truth Should audio components always be 100% truthful to the source? Ahhh, that’s one of those questions that has resulted in untold audiophile angst, much [...]
McIntosh XRT1.1K Loudspeaker Launched | Announcement
I’ve heard the McIntosh line array loudspeakers in a variety of scenarios, and the only thing I can say is that they’re impressive as all hell. The new offering [...]
Wilson Audio Tunetot gets newborn pictures
Wilson Audio gave birth to its newest family member, the TuneTot loudspeaker on May 10th. We couldn’t wait to pay this beautiful baby a visit, so 24 hours after birth [...]
AXPONA 2018: Triangle Arts stays golden with Eggleston Works
Every time I see one of the big gold Reference-level ‘tables by Triangle Art the theme song from the Sean Connery film Goldfinger starts playing in my head. It’s [...]
Vivid Audio Giya G1 Series 2 listening session at Element Acoustics
Smiling faces. A small sea of them, all looking happy, swaying to the music that was filling the room. I had never in my life seen a dozen audiophiles smiling, and enjoying [...]
Harbeth Compact 7ES-3 loudspeaker: Review
Harbeth Compact 7ES-3, pipe and slippers. If you’ve ever been into high fidelity gear from the United Kingdom then you’ve heard that phrase bandied about as a [...]
Review: AmpsAndSound Hudson
By Lee Shelly Well, a more accurate title would be “Life with the Hudsons”, but that seems less poetic, so there you go. A few disclaimers before I get started. [...]
