Have barely started the read but I have to ask, am I missing something or is there no category for wire this issue...and, when will you folk review the new PS audio front ends???

The 75th anniversary C22/MC75 have just been recently reviewed over here in the UK by hi-fi news.

What stood out to me was some of the best tube amp performance I have ever seen, which potentially removes the concept that listeners love tubes for the distortion.
Now I am not a tube fan myself due to it for some quirky reason reminding me of the old black and white Frankenstein films, but I can appreciate this McIntosh.

Hey, before Stephen's birthday passes into mummy dust, let's hook him up with an audiophile's reverie of products that once heard, you couldn't ever get out of your mind.

Sense memory, schmense memory. There are products whose sound embedded themselves into your DNA and linger interminably.

What products will he hear that will still be with him when he is old and decrepit?

I

Henry Gibson is now laid low,

Laugh In was his most famous show.

I used to watch him from my bed,

Too bad that now he's dead.

sigh... so long!

Age sucks, until you consider the alternative.

The reviews of Sooloos have eulogized about the user interface and display. However, the comments are only relevant to popular music. The same is true of the other music server systems that have been reviewed. Everyone knows that the metadata demands of classical music are very different to popular music. For instance, the composer and the work are the main selection criteria, not the artist, album or track and album art is relatively uninteresting and not valuable for sorting and playlist creation.