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Sweden’s high-end sonic tinkerers Teenage Engineering has added another gorgeous member to its field portable audio range. The retro-futuristic TP-7 field recorder puts the power to capture quality audio in the hands of journalists, lawyers, medical pr… Continue reading Beauty comes at a high price with launch of TP-7 field recorder
Bowers & Wilkins’ iconic Nautilus loudspeaker is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and the company is celebrating with a stunning one-of-a-kind iteration of its award-winning speaker.Continue ReadingCategory: Home Entertainment, TechnologyTags: Bowers … Continue reading Audiophiles, B&W ‘s iconic Nautilus has a 30th birthday surprise
In the world of audiophilia there are arguments that rage over the relative merits of particular components. Sometimes this can reach silly levels as in the high-end ALPS pot we …read more Continue reading Op-Amp Challenge: Compare Op-Amps, By Listening To Them
We’ve all picked up a radio and switched it on, only to hear an awful scratchy noise emitting from the speaker. [Richard Langer] is no stranger to this problem, and …read more Continue reading This One Simple Trick Rehabilitates Scratchy Sounding Speakers
xMEMS Labs out of Santa Clara, California, is aiming to replace century-old coil-based speaker technology with silicon-based microspeakers, and has launched three Solid-State Fidelity solutions for use in upcoming true-wireless earphones, in-ear monito… Continue reading xMEMS aims for mobile audiophiles with silicon-based microspeakers
Hong Kong-based hearing/acoustic tech company Audfly has been working on a nifty glass-panel directional-audio speaker since 2019, and has now launched on Kickstarter to bring the Focusound unit into production.Continue ReadingCategory: Home Entertainm… Continue reading Glass speaker panel makes directional audio personal
Sitting on a train leaving the Hackaday Berlin conference, and Hacker News pops up Julian Shapiro with a guide to HiFi. What Hackaday scribe wouldn’t give it a click, to …read more Continue reading It’s Difficult To Read An Audiophile Guide As An Analogue Engineer
There’s something rewarding about building your own DIY audio hardware. Knowing you put it together yourself gives you faith in the construction, and psychosomatically makes the music sound all that …read more Continue reading A Feature-Rich Amplifier Module For 3-Way Speaker Builds
Echo and reverb are now electronic audio effects done in a computer or an integrated circuit, but originally they were achieved through mechanical means. Reverb units used springs, and echo …read more Continue reading A Tape Loop Echo you Can Build
In this article, we will find out why random music plays on your computer and how you can fix the issue. A computer playing music randomly when nothing is open is something uncommon. Like any other computer issue, this needs to be fixed so that you can… Continue reading Computer playing music by itself randomly when nothing is open