
Kennerton Magister High-end Headphones Has Earcups Made Out of 2,000 Year Old Wood
In case you’re wondering who the heck Kennerton Audio is, the answer is right on their website: Kennerton is a luxury brand of Fischer Audio […]

In case you’re wondering who the heck Kennerton Audio is, the answer is right on their website: Kennerton is a luxury brand of Fischer Audio […]

McIntosh Labs is an extremely revered brand in audio excellence, but oddly enough, in the sixty and half decades in the high-fidelity audio business, the […]

High-end audio companies have been sidestepping from Bluetooth streaming technology, but thanks to the promised of near CD-quality wireless streaming from the latest Bluetooth 4.0 […]

High Resolution Lossless Audio is like CD music when it first hits the market. it is pricey, or at least the player is pricey. but […]

for the select few audiophiles who have inexplicably demanding sound holes, Astell&Kern has just the portable media player for you. meet the uber high-end, pocket-sized media player AK240 MQS Portable Player. we do not know exactly how much this ultimate opulence in music enjoyment will cost you, but the last we have seen from A&K, the AK120…

seriously. with the popularity of wireless streaming, we hardly think there is a need for sound dock anymore. however, if the sound dock is of something out of the ordinary, such as this Jarre AeroSkull HD Bluetooth Sound Dock, then it might be worthy of a consideration. no?

remember the world’s biggest speaker, the Wall of Sound aka WOS? well, that title has been toppled, snagged, and trampled by… its successor the Wall of Sound 2.0 aka WOS 2.0. well, actually, it nearly had the title swept off if the iNuke Boom didn’t fade to the oblivion, but anyways, the WOS 2.0 is now officially the biggest iPhone speaker ever

speakers’ aesthetic remains largely unchanged over the years, which is obviously something that decor-conscious audiophiles have been lamenting about. however, if you have a burgeoning bank account, you may not have to suffered the fate of uninspiring speakers. with the new Bang & Olufsen BeoLab WiSA-certified

some people think the idea of built-in speakers on our modern day HDTV is a joke. we try not to think that way, but the fact speaks for themselves. lucky for those who are willing to drop some money, the solutions are in abundance and one of them that catches our attention is this KEF V300 Dual-Speaker System.

KEF maybe late in the game of wireless audio, but hey, as far as fans are concerned it is better late than never. introducing the KEF X300A Wireless Digital Hi-Fi Speaker System, a speaker system that has all the goodness of the original wired X300A with the added convenience of wireless audio streaming

concrete is not exactly a luxury material, but it is nevertheless synonymous with manliness and have an unexplainable raw appeal. concrete never stops curing – it grows stronger as time passes and provides a strong structure that doesn’t vibrate unless there’s some artillery shelling going around. thus, it becomes the