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I love that the the Klipsch Palladium P17B's I reviewed made the cover of the Buyer's Guide. They're so pretty.
Yes, the 2011 Stereophile Buyer’s Guide includes detailed listings for: LP Playback (cartridges, phono preamps, tonearms, and turntables), Digital Components (digital players and DACs), Amplification (power amps, preamps, and integrateds), Loudspeakers, Subwoofers, Headphones, and Cables.
In addition, we’ve also included a complete index of manufacturer websites, so that you know where to go to find more information on the products you most desire. I’ll quote Ariel Bitran, in his opening essay to the Guide:
Whether you’re looking for a new cartridge or an entirely new system, we feel this Guide will be instrumental in your search. It offers no final answers, but it does provide some essential supplies for your audio journey. How you use all the information is up to you. And that may be the most beautiful part of it all.
The 2011 Stereophile Buyer’s Guide will be on newsstands through February 8, and can also be found in our new Stereophile Shop. (Hint: It makes a great stocking stuffer!)
How is the 'Buyers Guide' different from 'Recommended Components"?...
Thanks for the explanation Stephen.
Unless I'm missing something, I can't find anywhere in the magazine, on the site or on Zinio's site where it's clear whether the Buyer's Guide is actually included in one's subscription to Stereophile. Can you please clarify?
I don't want to buy from Zinio or try to find a newsstand ( a dying breed, by the way) that actually has a copy if there's already one on it's way to me.
Thanks!