The March issue has arrived. And it’s an issue of contrasts. Featured on the cover is Theta’s Prometheus monoblock, a class-D tower of power offering 320W into 8 ohms. You’d think that at $12,000/pair the Prometheus was expensive, but its price pales in comparison to the $54,000 Boulder is asking for its state-of-the-art 2110 preamplifier! Fortunately, the 132-page March 2015 Stereophile also features reviews of a very affordable turntable from Pioneer and a high-value tower loudspeaker from DALI.
Couple all that with Art Dudley on the new version of Wilson’s Duette speaker and the Audiodesk ultrasonic LP cleaner, Michael Lavorgna on the joys of listening to music and on the Tidal lossless streaming service, Jason Serinus on what music exhibitors should play at audio shows, and Robert Baird on new saxophone star Mark Tuner, and an appreciation of what Sam Tellig and Wes Phillips contributed to the magazine over the years, and you can see why we feel it’s one heck of a package!
