Fosi Audio P1 Tube Preamp Review
$42 for a tube preamp sounds insane; it seems way too good to be true, I mean $42? Really? I didn’t expect much from the Fosi Audio P1 Tube Preamp, but it was on sale on Amazon and had a coupon as well.
$42 for a tube preamp sounds insane; it seems way too good to be true, I mean $42? Really? I didn’t expect much from the Fosi Audio P1 Tube Preamp, but it was on sale on Amazon and had a coupon as well.
Polk Audio has been on the audio scene for… well, basically forever for me, having been founded in 1972. They are well known, have a solid line of entry-level to mid-range models, and are one of my favorite speaker brands alongside B&W. Polk’s new Signature Elite Series are very attractively priced but do they deliver quality sound? Read on to find out!
Outdoor speakers are never fun to install, nor do they last. Heat, cold, wind, rain, snow, and hail can damage outdoor audio over time and even the best systems fail. Bogen sent me their NEAR LB8 All-Environment Speakers to prove that outdoor audio speakers can be rugged yet still sound great, let's find out if that's true!
Can cheap be good? That’s the question I am constantly trying to find a “yes” to. My main listening area is my desktop and I love auditioning near-field monitors, amps, DACs, and bookshelf speakers in the constant quest for better sound, but on a budget. Jamo is a budget audio brand and a sister company to the legendary Klipsch audio brand.
I am a huge fan of mini amps, two-channel amps, and Hi-Fi amps. The tiny A50+ Wi-Fi Stereo Amplifier from Arylic has a lot to offer, so much so that I can’t even mention it all in this intro. But anyway, the A50+ is a tiny amp in a sleek package. Coming in at just $199, it’s not expensive either… so what's the catch? Is it really as good as it sounds? Let’s find out!
Wi-Fi is beyond essential in the modern home today. Everyone uses it, but not everyone is wired for a full network. In truth, almost no one is, or even has up to date wiring. That’s where mesh networks come in. They can be wired, wireless, or a combination of both.
Can you use the word simple and whole house audio in the same sentence? I mean, no I don’t think so, but Juke Audio wants to change that with its Multi-Room Streaming Amplifier. When you think of multi-room streaming you think of big equipment racks, tons of gear, and lots of headaches. What does Juke bring to the table to change that? Read on to find out
I’m looking for basic, reliable, and solid sound at an affordable price. Sounds easy enough, but in the world of audio nothing is that simple. Let’s begin the quest by checking the JBL Tune 710BTs that I grabbed for the crazy Black Friday price of just $39. Can it dethrone the Taotronics? Let’s find out!
I’ve done several PreSonus Eris speaker reviews over the years, and I finally got my hands on the new E5 BT-powered models.
We have all been there with an older system that is collecting dust or just doesn’t have Bluetooth at all and seems outdated. Maybe the manufacturer cheaped out or you just wanted the cheaper model
Atlantic Technology is taking a new approach to headphones. Not just for music on the go, like the usual listening on a plane or nicely at home, but what about using your headphones with nearly every source? Check out what Atlantic has to say about them…
These hubs integrate RF-controlled devices like window shades and ceiling fans into a Wi-Fi control system. Everything is done through a simple app, or you can use a home automation system like Control4, Rti, or Elan.
Periodic Audio, you may not have heard of them, but when I found out more about their In-Ear Monitors (IEMs), it really surprised me.
Bluesound has been unstoppable with its advancements in the wireless home scene. I feel like everytime I check my email, I see news from...
Monoprice is pushing forward in the high-end headphone market with some new entries like the Monolith M1070C Closed-Back Over-Ear Planar...
Indiana Lang is 26 years old and lives in Apopka, Florida with his wife Miranda. He is currently the owner of Emptor Audio, based out of Orlando. Originally from Wausau, Wisconsin he moved to Orlando at the age of 10 and started working in the AV industry at the age of 17, while still in high school. Within a few short years he quickly gained experience in the industry doing inside sales, pre-wires and custom installation working for some of the largest AV companies in Orlando. Indiana currently holds over 20 industry relevant certifications with major companies like Crestron, Lutron, Savant, Control4, CEDIA, Atlona, QSC and URC; as well as being a member of industry specific groups such as CEDIA, Infocomm and Azione.