A dedicated media server is a source component with unrivaled flexibility. Computer keyboards and trackpads are designed for use at a desk, not on one’s...
I am not a “cable guy” by any means. However, several years ago at AXPONA, I met audio icon Siegfried Linkwitz (RIP) and auditioned his ORION open-baffle...
The Lyngdorf MP-60 is on the crest of a coming wave of 16-channel immersive sound processors. It packs an astounding amount of audio horsepower in an elegant and surprisingly svelte chassis.
Amphion’s studio monitors have developed a strong reputation in the music production world. Now Amphion turning their sights back to music enjoyment world.
Welcome to a SECRETS exclusive: the world's first review of Bryston's SP4 16-channel surround processor with Dirac Live room correction and SphereAudio binaural immersive headphone processing!
AMPED America’s first product is the AMP2400, which is a Class D amplifier that weighs only 17.5 lbs but offers a claimed 400W per channel into 8 Ohms and 800W per channel into 4 Ohms.
Now presenting a SECRETS scoop: the Bryston SP4 16-channel surround processor with Dirac Live room correction and SphereAudio binaural immersive headphone processing!
The NHT C3 is a compact 3-way bookshelf speaker with a dome midrange and acoustic suspension cabinet. The C3 replaces NHT's best-selling Classic Three. NHT claims the C3 offers a modest sound quality improvement over the Classic Three, along with improved serviceability and sturdiness.
ELAC’s EA-Series EA101EQ-G integrated DAC amplifier combines easy-to-use yet effective bass management, room correction, lots of analog and digital inputs, a very intuitive and powerful control app, lots of power, and sleek design.
The C3 is NHT’s new flagship standmount speaker. It replaces NHT’s best-selling model, the Classic Three. NHT does not replace models on a whim: they...
ELAC has made a big splash since 2015. They introduced two brand new lines of speakers designed by Andrew Jones, and have a third on the way. ELAC’s EA-Series EA101EQ-G Integrated DAC-Amplifier is their first modern foray into audio electronics. It may be even ...
Jay is an attorney by day, and a musical omnivore by night. Jay seeks out multichannel recordings, with or without video accompaniment. He also enjoys 2-channel music on digital and vinyl, as well as TV and the odd flick. Jay picked up his love of music from his mother, who was cool enough to go to Woodstock…but square enough to actually buy a ticket for it.
Jay approaches audio and home theater from a music-first perspective. His main interest audio-wise is gear that pushes the boundaries of realism in the home, especially speakers and room correction systems. However, he is also very interested in products that expand the possibilities for music lovers on modest budgets, and gear designed to provide a well-balanced sound in spaces where a full-bore audio system is impracticable. Jay has a special interest in correlating subjective impressions of speakers and room correction systems with acoustic measurements. A Washington DC native and die-hard Washington football fan, Jay lives in Atlanta (ITP) with his wife, daughter, and their two ferocious mini-lions.