At Montrealโs Filtronique, Wilson Audioโs relaunch of the WATT/Puppy wowed listeners with its transparency and bold imaging; Bill Peugh revealed why this compact, curvier reboot may become the companyโs new best-seller.
Kevin Fielding breaks down the art and science of room measurements, showing how frequency response and decay time dataโpaired with your earsโcan elevate system synergy and unlock deeper emotional connections with your music.
April 4, 2024 (Montreal, Canada) โ MOON will be showcasing an incredible reference system at this yearโs Axpona. The new MOON 861 power amplifier and MOON 891 network player/preamplifier will make their US show debut and will combine with MOONโs 810LP phono amp, 820S power supply, and a Clearaudio Concept Signature turntable to deliver an…
From the alien curves of B&Wโs Nautilus to the surreal sculpture of Living Voiceโs Vox Olympian, todayโs boldest loudspeakers blur the line between high art and hi-fi, where acoustic perfection meets unapologetic eccentricity.
Acora Acousticsโ founder Val Cora shares how his love for both stone and sound led to creating the granite-bodied VRC speakerโearning acclaim at shows for their transcendent sonics and redefining what speaker cabinets can achieve.
JJ ditched vinyl for digital ease, but itโs his careful speaker setup, Anthem room correction, and a surprising Ethernet filter from Network Acoustics that helped his compact listening room transcend its limits.
Ciprian from Bucharest shares his meticulously crafted Wilson-LAMM system, built to dissolve his room and transport him emotionallyโproof that passion for lifelike music reproduction knows no borders, only commitment.
At T.H.E. Show 2022, Katli Audioโs system delivered such an emotionally invigorating performance it left all others in the dust, earning top honors over high-caliber contenders from Alma Music and High-End by Oz.
Braving the brisk Montreal weather, Mike Harkins attends the 2022 Montrรฉal Audiofest, where standout systems from Focal, Muraudio, PS Audio, and more share the spotlight with jazz sets, Dolby Atmos demos, and rooftop ducks.
Jay Jay French recalls funding his first hi-fi with pot money, trashes a Dylan concert, and champions budget gear that “sniffs cocaine like itโs Jaws”โall while slowly, skeptically courting jazz.