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Site Update: Note To Our Readers
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Jon Iverson  |  May 02, 2014  |  10 comments

We've updated our site platform this weekend and changed a few things.

Log in to the site is now located at the right end of the nav bar at top.

We apologize that any comments that you might have added this weekend have been lost. There are still a few minor issues we are fixing, so please bear with us.

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Somebody Let Them Know It's Not Quite Set Yet . . .
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Jon Iverson  |  Aug 30, 1998  |  0 comments
In anticipation of the upcoming 1.0 DVD-Audio specification (see previous article), Sonic Solutions and Warner Music Group wasted no time in announcing their intent to collaborate in creating new multichannel high-density recordings to showcase the new format. Warner was one of the first major labels to deliver music via CD, and Warner's video division has never been shy in their support of Open-DVD for video. So it comes as no surprise that they're one of the first major music houses out of the gate for the audio version of DVD.
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Sonic Boom
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Jon Iverson  |  Dec 01, 2002  |  0 comments
When it comes to dynamic range, it's the little things that count. As Texas Instruments explains, "Dynamic range is a parameter that expresses numerically how accurately sounds of small amplitude can be reproduced without distortion." In other words, the higher the dynamic range, the higher the quality of the sound, especially at low levels.
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Sonic Solutions and Sony Partner to Deliver Internet Audio
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Jon Iverson  |  Feb 27, 2000  |  0 comments
In a statement that may have far-reaching ramifications for the online digital music-distribution business, last week Sonic Solutions and Sony announced at the Audio Engineering Society Convention (AES) in Paris that they would collaborate to integrate Sony's ATRAC3 (Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding 3) into iMaster, Sonic's suite of tools for the preparation of compressed audio for Internet distribution.
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Sonic Studio Amarra
CES 2010
Jon Iverson  |  Jan 12, 2010  |  14 comments
Those who follow computer audio forums have probably heard the name Amarra a few times. If you have an Apple computer running iTunes and want to get the most out of high resolution audio, Sonic Studio's Amarra software offers a way around some of the inherent problems when switching resolutions and the way the Apple OS handles audio.
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Sonneteer Color Palette
CES 2010
Jon Iverson  |  Jan 13, 2010  |  0 comments
Need your remote and music server to match that orange rug? Sonneteer demonstrates the color finish possibilities for the Morpheus product line.
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Sonneteer Morpheus Music Server
CES 2010
Jon Iverson  |  Jan 13, 2010  |  2 comments
One of the companies I continue to enjoy seeing every CES is Sonneteer. Their proprietors are always amazingly perky a couple days into a grueling show, and their products are consistently interesting.
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Sonneteer Server
CES 2011
Jon Iverson  |  Jan 08, 2011  |  0 comments

Sonneteer presented the production version of the $4,000 Server they were showing last year, this time with optional WiFi, and 3TB of storage.

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Sonos Play:3 and Bridge Wireless Music System Sweepstakes
Sweepstakes
Jon Iverson  |  Nov 30, 2012  |  195 comments
Register to win an Sonos Bridge and PLAY:3 system (MSRP $348) we are giving away.

Experience the Sonos Wireless HiFi System, this holiday season’s Ultimate Gift of Music – to give and to get. Unleash all the music on earth, in every room, wirelessly. Sonos is the only system that combines HiFi sound with high-performance wireless. Plus it’s simple to set-up, control and expand so you can easily fill your home with music.

[This Sweepstakes is now closed.]

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Sony & BMG Tie the Knot
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Jon Iverson  |  Dec 15, 2003  |  0 comments
And then there were four: Sony's music division and German media company Bertelsmann, parent of the BMG record label, have decided that they've got a better chance under one roof. Last week, the two companies revealed that they will merge their music divisions into a new company called Sony BMG.
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