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Brilliant Corners
The 1961 McIntosh MC225 stereo amplifier. Plus, Jerome Sabbagh’s Analog Tone Factory label will start releasing both one-step and conventional LP pressings, including of saxophonist Chris Cheek’s new LP. By Alex Halberstadt.

The Spin Doctor
The Spin Doctor ponders the fickle market for separate tonearms, reviews the Sorane TA-1, and checks out Ortofon’s latest moving coil cartridge, the MC 90X.

The iron-and-tube ethos

Woo Audio's 20th Anniversary WA24 headphone amplifier comes ina distinctive, low-slung chassis that welcomes the eye with gentle angular volumes and bright, frosty-surfaced, copper-toned controls.

10+ mins

Two things that don't suck

There are things that make me feel so unpleasantly lightheaded that some days I worry my cranium might float away like a helium balloon. Like baby animals generated by AI that I can no longer distinguish from real ones. Skin care for tweens. Headlines about American politics that read like headlines about Turkmenistan. The music of Charli XCX.

10+ mins

A Sorane TA-1 tonearm, the evolving tonearm marketplace, and the Ortofon MC 90X

A friend who sells high-end audio gear once pointed out that people who shop for separate tonearms are very different from those interested in phono cartridges or turntables in general.

10+ mins

Pathos InPoL Legacy - INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER

Back when gasoline had lead in it and amplifiers came with circuit diagrams in the back of the manual, there was an unspoken understanding that power meant weight.

10+ mins

Quad 33/303

PREAMPLIFIER/POWER AMPLIFIER COMBO

10+ mins

Canor Hyperion P1

PREAMPLIFIER

10+ mins

RECORD REVIEWS

Ryan Truesdell launched his Gil Evans Project in 2012 with Centennial.

3 mins

A solo Gryphon showroom in L.A.

Often in these pages (and in Industry Update), we have reported ways various brands have experimented with the traditional hi-fi-retail formula. An example: the single-company dealership, adopted most recently by the Vervent Audio Group, parent company to Focal and Naim.¹

4 mins

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Stereophile Description:

Herausgeber: AVTech-Media-Americas-Inc

Kategorie: Technology

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Monthly

Stereophile is a monthly magazine that reviews audio equipment, including speakers, amplifiers, turntables, and digital audio players. It was founded in 1965 and is one of the most respected audio magazines in the world.

The magazine's reviews are known for their meticulous attention to detail and their commitment to neutrality. Stereophile also publishes articles on a variety of other topics related to audio, such as listening room acoustics, recording techniques, and music history.

Stereophile is aimed at a wide audience of audiophiles, from casual listeners to serious enthusiasts. It is a popular resource for anyone who wants to learn more about audio equipment and how to get the best sound possible.

Here are some of the things you can expect to find in Stereophile Magazine:

* Reviews of the latest audio equipment

* Articles on audio technology and techniques

* Interviews with audio engineers and musicians

* Features on audio history and culture

* Tips and advice on how to get the best sound possible

Stereophile Magazine is the perfect resource for anyone who is interested in high-quality audio. Subscribe today and start enjoying your music the way it was meant to be heard!