Capital Audiofest 2016: Joseph goes Rogue with analog tape
To hear my colleagues tell it, audio shows contain no surprises. They’re boondoggles, at best, a chance to catch up and swap notes, hoist a tasty adult beverage in the [...]
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Mini CAF Event with Martin Logan, Rogue Audio, Fern/Roby: April 2-3
A Two-Day Mini-CAF in Rockville, MD on April 2/3 Martin Logan and Rogue Audio will hold an intimate listening party in Rockville, Maryland on April 2/3. This is your [...]
Vintage Glory: Quad ESL-63 and Electrostatic Solutions
I am the first to admit that I have not been steadfast and unwavering in my love. No. Instead, I have been anything but. I am unfaithful. In fact, it’s probably fair to [...]
Review: Fritz Speakers Carbon 7 SE Loudspeakers
by John Richardson I’ve gotten to thinking lately about how audio reviews are initiated. Strange thing to wonder, you say, especially coming from an audio reviewer, right? [...]
Review: Rogue Audio Sphinx Integrated Amplifier
by John Richardson Late last summer I was invited to a cookout at the home of an audio buddy of mine, Bill Magerman. I couldn’t refuse, as Bill is an excellent cook [...]
AXPONA 2014: Hulk meets Tyler Acoustics and goes Rogue
Tyler Acoustics had a Big Green Monster on display here at AXPONA, and I’m pretty sure that color is a first for me at an audio show. I’m not going to be able to [...]
A God of War, Gone Rogue: The Ares Phono Preamplifier Review
“He was a fiddler, and consequently a rogue.” — Jonathan Swift Mark O’Brien is a tall, striking and rather unassuming figure at most audio shows. He seems [...]
RMAF 2013: George Warren, Rogue Audio and Tyler Acoustics
George Widman always presents a room that makes you wonder why he hasn’t taken over the world. The answer, of course, is probably lazy, disorganized show reporters. [...]
CES 2013: Rogue Audio and The Sphinx
Folks, just so you know, I don’t only write about expensive doodads. Okay, correction — all of these doodads are expensive, but that said, I don’t only [...]