Exposure, the old-school British company best known for its <a href="http://www.stereophile.com/budgetcomponents/1105exposure/index.html">hi… amplifiers</a> and disc players, has entered the ever-growing iPod market with its new EXPO3 wireless dock. The EXPO3 uses a Bluetooth A2DP-equipped cradle to transmit music files to a base station receiver connected to your hi-fi. A fully-charged iPod is good for eight hours of fun; the base station can recharge both iPod and cradle transmitter, and you can continue listening to music while charging.

I first spotted Audia Flight's exquisite-looking two-box phono preamplifier ($6100) at last year's Hi-End show in Munich, and now that Musical Sounds is importing Audia Flight gear, a review of the Phono seemed a good idea. I know nothing about Audia Flight or the designer, or what Italian audiophiles think of them, but the more time I spent with the versatile, exquisitely built Phono, the more I liked <I>everything</I> about it.

I first spotted Audia Flight's exquisite-looking two-box phono preamplifier ($6100) at last year's Hi-End show in Munich, and now that Musical Sounds is importing Audia Flight gear, a review of the Phono seemed a good idea. I know nothing about Audia Flight or the designer, or what Italian audiophiles think of them, but the more time I spent with the versatile, exquisitely built Phono, the more I liked <I>everything</I> about it.

"Hello, it is I, C. Victor Campos."

"Hello, it is I, C. Victor Campos."

"Hello, it is I, C. Victor Campos."

"Hello, it is I, C. Victor Campos."

"Hello, it is I, C. Victor Campos."

"Hello, it is I, C. Victor Campos."

"Hello, it is I, C. Victor Campos."