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Details: Written by Administrator Administrator; Parent Category: High End 2016 High End 2016; Created: 06 May 2016 06 May 2016

High End 2016 Product Coverage Gallery 2

Companies featured in gallery below: Wilson-Benesch, Audiolab, EAR, Vitus Audio, Raidho Acoustics, Crystal Cable, ELAC, Esoteric, Argento Audio, Tidal Audio, Audia Flight, PMC, Constellation Audio, Magico, MartinLogan

Details: Written by Administrator Administrator; Parent Category: High End 2016 High End 2016; Created: 05 May 2016 05 May 2016

High End 2016 Product Coverage Gallery 1

Companies featured in gallery below: MSB Technology, Atohm, Kharma, Heco, Albedo, VTL, Metaxas, CH Precision, PureFlow, Zellaton, Estelon, Cyrus, Lindemann, Marten, Nagra

Details: Written by Brent Butterworth Brent Butterworth; Parent Category: Shows-Events Shows-Events; Created: 21 March 2016 21 March 2016

CanJam SoCal 2016

CanJam encompasses a series of headphone shows that take place at various locations around the world. Arguably, the most important one in North America is CanJam SoCal, the show that takes place in the Los Angeles area -- specifically at the Westin South Coast Plaza hotel in Costa Mesa, California. The 2016 SoCal show, held March 19 to 20, hosted about 60 exhibitors, plus a surprising number of new products.

Details: Written by Doug Schneider Doug Schneider; Parent Category: BloggingOnAudio BloggingOnAudio; Created: 19 March 2016 19 March 2016

Off Again, On Again -- the 2016 Montréal Salon Audio Show

On March 9 I received an e-mail from the Chester Group (CG), which is based in the UK, saying that the annual hi-fi show in Montréal had been cancelled this year, but the organizers promised to attempt it again in 2017. It was scheduled for March 18 to 20. In that same e-mail, they cited a lack of exhibitors this year as their excuse for letting everyone down so close to the show dates. What a blow to the Canadian hi-fi scene, I thought. But less than one day later, I received an e-mail from Michel Plante saying that it was still on. They were both right. I’ll explain . . .

Details: Written by Jason Thorpe Jason Thorpe; Parent Category: BloggingOnAudio BloggingOnAudio; Created: 02 March 2016 02 March 2016

Keeping the LPs and the Wife

I hate water. Over the past 20 years, I’ve had a number of house-related floods, including a sewer-backup shit-water apocalypse, two washing-machine overflows, and a leak behind a wall that required removing and replacing the entire wastewater stack, spanning four floors of my home.

Details: Written by Doug Schneider Doug Schneider; Parent Category: BloggingOnAudio BloggingOnAudio; Created: 25 February 2016 25 February 2016

Shunyata Research and the Power-Cable Tryouts -- Part 2

If you read “Shunyata Research and the Power-Cable Tryouts -- Part 1” when it was first published in early January, then you will know that I am about a month behind with this article. In that first part, I wrote that I installed Shunyata Research Venom PS8 power distributors, Venom HC power cords, and Venom Defender noise suppressors in my system and that you should “check back for an update toward the end of this month to find out how it all performed.”

Details: Written by Hans Wetzel Hans Wetzel; Parent Category: BloggingOnAudio BloggingOnAudio; Created: 11 February 2016 11 February 2016

One Day at Magico

I often find that a company’s products are a reflection of their creator, and in the case of Magico’s loudspeakers, the resemblance to Alon Wolf is unmistakable. The founder of the Hayward, California, manufacturer is a serious man, one who talks with an unwavering sense of purpose. As I sat across from him in his office, his fanatical attention to quality became quickly apparent. Behind him was part of a medium-format camera on a gorgeous wooden tripod that he used to take the stunning photographs that adorn the walls of his office. On his wrist was a Japanese watch with a movement that makes a Patek Philippe’s look amateurish by comparison. And on his desk were a couple of drivers from a competing loudspeaker maker that he eagerly compared to his own designs, explaining in detail how the materials and methodologies that Magico employ offer superior performance. For Wolf, appearance comes a distant second to technical excellence. “We build loudspeakers, not furniture,” he told me matter-of-factly.

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