Fluance i30 Bluetooth Wireless Speaker System Arrives for Review
When I conducted my review on the Fluance XL7F floor standing loudspeakers, I was surprised to see a few people post to the blog...
Sony Hi-Res Walkman Digital Music Player and Premium Hi-Res Headphones Arrive for Review
The current holy grail in audiophile circles is high resolution (hi-res) audio. Among hi-res audio's many promises are better sound, less...
Fluance XLBP Wide Dispersion Bipolar Surround Sound Speakers Arrive for Review
Hot on the heels of our review of the Fluance's excellent XL7F floor standing loudspeakers, I received a pair of the company's XLBP surround...
Fluance XL7F Floor Standing Loudspeaker Review
In 1999, Fluance began making loudspeakers in Niagra Falls, Ontario. For the past 16 years, the Canadian-based speaker company has focused on building loudspeakers...
Benchmark AHB2 Amplifier with THX AAA Technology Arrives for Review
Benchmark Media has long established itself as one of the premier global manufacturers of digital to analog converters, commonly known as...
MartinLogan Crescendo Wireless Speaker System Review
Digital is everywhere. Like it or not, it’s shaping the audio landscape. The original iPod introduced digital audio to the masses and marked the...
Reader Questions: Which is better, Bookshelf or Surround Speakers in a 5.1 or 7.1...
Revel Performa S30 Surround Speaker
One of our site's readers, Lyle B. was looking to complete his 5.1 surround sound setup. Lyle was wondering whether...
Fluance XL7F Floorstanding Loudspeakers Arrive for Review
Canada has long served as a fertile ground for audio. From the acclaimed National Resource Council and its contribution to audio to many...
MartinLogan Crescendo High Resolution Wireless Music System Arrives forReview
For many, a dedicated two-channel music system or multichannel home theater setup isn't practical. Whether it's aesthetics, room limitations, or something else, audiophiles haven't...
Is the Pono High Resolution Music Player a Complete Bust?
Legendary rocker Neil Young had a dream that most audiophiles would inherently agree with: compressed mp3 music is inferior to what good vinyl...
