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My Retirement Audio System
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If Steven Stone ceased reviewing audio gear tomorrow what gear would he keep? That is the question he mulls over on the second day of the new year. Some old favorites combined with new components make up the stuff he couldn't live without.
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Energy Use and Audio
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Want to know how much power that big 'ol power amp really draws at idle? Well there's a new white paper from CEA that won't tell you that, but it will fill you in on how much power the computer monitor you're reading this on uses. That's something...
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Animals and Audio
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Got any cats? or Dogs? If you do, chances are they've had some interactions with your gear. Steven Stone share a few of his audio and animals horror tales...fortunately, no animals were abused, only gear...
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Is Used ALWAYS a Better Value than New?
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Value-conscious audiophiles invariably buy a lot of used gear. But is used gear always a better value than new? Steven Stone explains why used gear isn't always the best way to go.
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How Far Have Amps Come Since 1964? We Are About To Find Out With This McIntosh Garage Find
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How far have we come with modern power amp technology? Thanks to this garage find by HomeTheaterReview.com publisher, Jerry Del Colliano, we are about to find out. A classic McIntosh 225 power amp from 1964 is being restored as we speak and HTR's Andrew Robinson is going to do a few hot laps in this classic tube amp and compare it to some of the best amps on the market today.
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Archived Blog Posts
- Forensic Audio Review Reading
- Bob Carver is Back
- Orphaned Gear
- Are All Channels Created Equal?
- Nelson Pass Interview
- Five Vintage Audio Components Every Audiophile Should Own at Least Once
- Krell's Todd Eichenbaum Talks Cables
- Do You Remember Your First Stereo?
- The Cello Demo And Why It Worked So Well
- Super Bowl Sound
- New Parasound Amplifier goes up to 11




