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PS Audio PMG Signature 512 DAC Reviewed

Reading Time: 9 minutesI recently reviewed the PS Audio PMG Signature preamp (read my review) and was highly impressed. I remember it sounding extremely open, highly detailed and blazingly fast, but never edgy or harsh. When I had the opportunity to review another PS Audio Signature product, I was eager to get my hands on it. Enter the PMG Signature 512 Read More »



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The Sonatas Wave X installed on the back wall of Jerry Del Colliano's music listening room in Marina Del Rey, California.

Sonitus Wave X and Canvas Acoustical Absorption Device Reviewed

Reading Time: 8 minutesWith all due respect, the establishment audiophile publications don’t spend enough time talking about the importance of room treatments, in even the most modest of stereo systems. Let me make this as clear as I possibly can: there is nothing that you can do to make your sound better (for less money) than to physically Read More »


Two looks at the MOFI SourePoint V10 speakers in a wood finish.

MOFI SourcePoint V10 Master Edition Loudspeaker

Reading Time: 10 minutesThe number of excellent loudspeakers currently available at the $6,000 to $9,000 price point is pretty remarkable. As audiophiles, we have a pretty distorted view of what a lot of money is to spend on audio equipment but, at this level of spending, you should get something that puts a smile on your face every Read More »


A close up of the IsoAcoustics Gaia 1 Neo feet.

IsoAcoustics Gaia I Neo Speaker Isolation Feet Reviewed

Reading Time: 8 minutesAt the growing number of audiophile shows in the United States one of the big problems that audiophiles face is determining what exactly one is listening too? For example, if you go into a cable manufacturer’s room what effect does the cables have on the system being played? If they aren’t doing an A/B test Read More »


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B&O speakers at this level are as much audiophile as they are a design statement.

Is High Performance Audio Moving Towards a Lifestyle Product?

Reading Time: 7 minutesThe 2026 Axpona Audio Show (read our coverage) was the largest in their history. Over 12,000 visitors, audiophiles, press and industry personnel spent three days at the Renaissance Schaumburg, the large convention center/hotel about 30 minutes from the Chicago O’Hare airport. Some 200 or more rooms were devoted to all things audio. This is a significant increase over Read More »



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The Audio Desk Systeme wet record cleaner is ultra sonic and cleans both sides of an LP.

Audio Desk Systeme introduces the Premium Silent Core One Vinyl Cleaner 

Reading Time: 2 minutesAudioDeskSysteme Gläss GmbH is best known for nearly two decades of manufacturing “the original” Vinyl Cleaner, the first fully automatic ultrasonic record cleaning machine that has been considered the benchmark in its product category ever since being introduced in 2009. Over the past seventeen years of manufacturing, the Vinyl Cleaner has evolved in terms of Read More »

MBL's 101 Extreme speakers are HUGE (and lots of fin to listen to)

Is Audiophile Gear Too Large?

Reading Time: 7 minutesIn 1987, Arnie Nudell, Cary Christie, John Ulrick and Bill Watkins, the legendary designers of Infinity Systems, introduced the Infinity Reference Standard, or IRS, speaker system. This was by far the most ambitious speaker design of its day. And even by today’s standards, few speaker systems are as complicated and take up as much space Read More »

Kids getting ready for a career in music and technology at The University of Rochester's Eastman School of Music.

Eastman School of Music at The University of Rochester Launches New Bachelor of Music (BM) degree in Music Creation and Technology.

Reading Time: 3 minutesThis new major is designed for students whose musical practice is grounded in electronic and digital technologies, fostering both artistic and technical fluency in areas such as electronic music production and performance, sound design, recording and editing, DJing, and the development of software and hardware. The program will blend hands-on experimentation with engagement in a Read More »

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