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According to editor Jim Austin, “Whatever the medium via which audiophiles choose to enjoy their music — be it two-channel or surround-sound,CD, SACD, DVD-A, MP3, LP or whatever — you will be able to read about it and how to get the best from it in Stereophile."

Thousands of equipment reports going back over 40 years are available on the web site, sorted by product category. The home page is also updated daily with blog posts, music opinion, show reports, news, and other features of interest to audiophiles.

Show Reports

Montreal Audio Fest
Held each spring in Montreal, Canada, the Montreal Audio Fest (previously Salon Son & Image) show is a combination audio and video event where we focus on the audio. It was also known as the Festival Son & Image through 2008.

Reviews

Over the years, Stereophile has created the largest body of credible audio information available anywhere. Each month we add more articles and reviews from the magazine to this online database, including information about setting up audio systems, understanding the science of audio, and how we test and listen to equipment and ultimately music.

Tannoy Stirling Prestige Gold Reference loudspeaker

Tannoy Stirling Prestige Gold Reference loudspeaker

Founded in 1926 by Guy R. Fountain in London as the Tulsemere Manufacturing Company, Tannoy—a portmanteau (footnote 1) of "tantalum" and "alloy," after a tantalum-lead alloy used in rectifiers—took on its current commercial identity in 1928. Through the war years and beyond, the company specialized in public-address (PA) systems. Indeed, today, "tannoy" is a widely recognized generic term for a PA system in the UK; there's an entry for "tannoy" in the Oxford English Dictionary.
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