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An invaluable reference for setting up loudspeakers to achieve a three-dimensional soundstage
This was a big deal, even momentous. Simaudio wasn’t in the habit of upgrading its lines just to stoke new sales. There had to be a major up-tick in sonic performance to warrant it.
If you were oblivious to Beck’s debut, you could think it was some long-lost Zeppelin material.
Some moments in my audio listening journey are especially memorable, even remarkable. Moments that stick out and mark my journey like notches of sonic bliss on my bedpost. Such a moment happened recently, when I accepted to attend the official Canadian launch of Esoteric’s new M1X monoblock amplifier at audio retailer Audiophile Experts.
I’ve been a Pink Floyd fan ever since I emerged from under my mother’s skirt and wanted to find my place in the world on my own terms.
By 1968, the sweet Summer of Love was long gone, but the strong scent of acid still permeated the airwaves within the burgeoning, quickly-evolving rock scene.
An inexpensive solution designed to extend the optimal performance and life of your gear.
When MoFi offered to send me an advanced promo for one of the most famous albums of all time, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity and thrill of revisiting a classic forty years after its initial release.
The Beatles had suddenly disappointed me. Sure, in 1966 I was just a kid, but I’d been a fan of the group since the beginning. I’d spent hours hunched over my little blue and white 45 RPM record player playing the 7-inch singles of “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “She Loves You” over…
Along with Charlie Parker and Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane represents the pinnacle of saxophone supremeness.