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There is no more emotional topic with audiophiles than the sonic characteristics of

vinyl

. Audiophiles go to the most over-the-top extremes to get the most from their collection of vinyl records. They spend anywhere from hundreds of dollars to hundreds of thousands of dollars on turntables that can deliver the most magical of sound. Critics say that vinyl has a high signal to noise ratio and limited dynamics compared to Compact Discs but it's hard to argue that the analog sound is alluring, sexy and compelling. Vinyl also is the format that, by far, the most audiophile records are released on. 180 gram and 200 gram

analog

records provide a fantastic musical experience.

Is Audiophilia a Team Sport?

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Steven Stone wonders if the fractious nature of audio commentary is the result of too many fans... Read more
 

What's an audiophile?

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Roger Skoff asks the question - What's Your Answer? Read more
 

Toy Trains and Hi-End Audio

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Roger Skoff looks at the similarities between electric train sets of yesteryear and the hi-end industry of today... Read more
 

So, Are You Into Automotive Audio, Too?

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Steven Stone was wondering how many readers are as into their car stereos as they are into home and portable audio, so he created a 1 minute quiz... Read more
 

The New Non-Review Review

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Steven Stone has been noticing an alarming (at least for him) trend lately on the Internet - the non-review review. What exactly in a non-review review? Let him explain it to you... Read more
 

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