Stephen Mejias

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Stephen Mejias  |  Nov 15, 2006  | 
He hates being this close to so many people. "I hate being this close to so many people." He prefers loudspeakers. "I prefer loudspeakers." He thinks to himself as he suffers the hot and crowded PATH train morning, clinging to a large box marked "Arro." Arro. He reads over the short man's shoulder:
Stephen Mejias  |  Nov 09, 2006  | 
"Also," John DeVore continued, "we should have drinks soon. What do you say?"
Stephen Mejias  |  Nov 08, 2006  | 
The 2007 Stereophile Buyer's Guide is now available. Visit our eCommerce page for details.
Stephen Mejias  |  Nov 07, 2006  | 
Today is Elizabeth's birthday. Lucky for us dudes, she spent the day working from home, so we didn't have to get into anything mushy like flowers, or cards, or hugs. Instead, we sat around playing poker, chomping on cigars, and taking slugs of Night Train and Thunderbird. That's what we do when Elizabeth's not around to keep us in line. It's a wonder the magazine gets made at all.
Stephen Mejias  |  Nov 06, 2006  | 
WIRED offers their list of "Best Gadgets and Gizmos on the Planet" in their annual TEST issue, on stands now. But I didn't buy it. Instead, I swiped my girlfriend's copy. While she was mostly interested in reading more great things about her handy-dandy Motorola Q, I, of course, flipped right to the home audio section.
Stephen Mejias  |  Nov 03, 2006  | 
In my e-mail inbox, I saw a new item: "FedEx Shipment Notification."
Spam? I wondered.
Stephen Mejias  |  Nov 02, 2006  | 
Last night, audiophile Al Marcy — oh, hell-kite! — did an incredible thing. He, with one swift comment, responded to every single blog entry I've ever posted:
Stephen Mejias  |  Nov 01, 2006  | 
It's kind of crazy. I go to bed each night with a little bit of worry over the words I've let loose. Nouns and verbs and other linking bits, forming ideas and images meant to be pretty, meant to be funny, meant to be interesting. These words are linked to me, just as my name is linked to Stereophile, and it all comes with

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