Hey SECRETS readers! Well its that time again. Time where a significant portion of the audio world decends on the suburban Chicago hamlet of Schaumburg Illinois...
Welcome everyone to the second installment of our AXPONA 2024 coverage. Just to quickly reiterate, this was a monster of a show and while we couldn't get to eve...
Hey Everyone, in case you didn’t realize it, a significant portion of the audio world is descending on the suburban Chicago hamlet of Schaumburg for the weekend...
It's that Time Again...
Every year when our collective calendars get to the mid-December mark, I can’t help but marvel at how quickly the year has gone by. And...
Introduction
Hey SECRETS readers, we are pleased to, once again, bring you show coverage from Capital Audiofest here in Rockville, Maryland, just outside of Wa...
ARCAM Launches the new Radia series of HiFi Components. Very Stylish, Very Approachable, and Very British!
On the evening of October 3, 2023, at an exclusive...
When the team at Cambridge saw my Monitor Audio Silver 300 review where I used my trusty CXA60 as the amp, they thought I needed a bit of an upgrade. So, they reached out and sent me the step-up, the CXA81 as a long-term loaner.
I used to always get irritated by bookshelf speakers being called stand mounts. Until of course, I got my hands on these. The Wharfdale Evo 4.2. 'EVO' is short for Evolution.
When I do these reviews, I usually look for pros and cons. And in this case, I’m struggling with cons. I imagine most would say that a con would be this speaker's size, but their size in my opinion is a pro.
Introduction
If you haven’t yet read Parts 1 and 2 of my audio adventure in Italy, please feel free to do so before reading this third and final installmen...
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