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Wilson Audio TuneTots with TuneTot stands
|“I love the way you love me, I love the way you comb your hair…” Keb Mo, a wonderful blues singer whose career I have followed closely, sings into my small listening room. His voice ...read more -
IsoAcoustics Gaia I, II, and III loudspeaker isolation feet
|As late as the middle of the last decade, the only legitimate audiophile option for the interface between loudspeaker and floor was the spike. You drove them as hard as possible into a wooden or ...read more -
The Hi-Fi+ Directory of High-End Audio Manufacturers, 2019
|We’ve selected and showcased the work of 32 of the finest manufacturers in high-end audio in our exclusive guide. Regardless of price, product type, or brand name, we’ve uncovered the most exciting and innovative companies ...read more -
Nordost Sort Kone, Füt, and Lift
|We’ve often discussed Nordost in terms of a complete, systemic, and systematic approach to audio, but that message sometimes gets lost against the company’s complete, systemic, and systematic approach to cables and power. In fact, ...read more -
Hi-Fi+ Products of the Year: Ancilliary components
|Accessory of the Year Joint winner: Townshend Seismic Podiums Townshend Audio has been concerned with low-frequency resonance in audio systems for years, but the company’s previous attempts at a ‘fix’ have been difficult for domestic ...read more -
Townshend Audio Seismic Podium
|One of the biggest problems in the pursuit of high fidelity is establishing what exactly is in the signal and what the reproduction equipment adds to that signal. Essentially, this is ‘distortion’, and many forms ...read more -
Townshend Seismic Speaker Bars
|Like many things associated with Max Townshend, how the Seismic Speaker Bars work sounds eminently sensible when it’s Max explaining things, and complete gobbledegook when that explanation is passed on to someone else. Here’s the ...read more -
Exclusive mini review - Auralex MoPADs
|There are a lot of accessories and extras in audio. Few cross the great divide between home and studio, but the Auralex MoPAD loudspeaker isolators are one of the rare exceptions. That might be because ...read more