The May issue, my first digital copy of Stereophile, has just arrived. I'm excited! I think I'll go read it now.

I need receiver recommodations for the B&W DM603 S3 loud speakers. They got a fabulous review on Stereophile :-) I listen to all kinds of music from classic, jazz, pop, r&b, rock to some disco (parties). My recieverbudget is about 1000 $. Reasons for your recommodations are preferable :-)Please help me :-)

Looking for suggestions on the best subs within my price limit.

Very new to the Record/Vinyl listening game. Recently was given a large cache of Vinyl. Bear with me here. Looking into purchasing a record player/turntable.

What I need is a few things: something I can hook up to a receiver while at work, easily portable preferred and also use at home. What do I need to look for so I can move the table from work to home having different set-ups at both places?

Now Sheryl Crow wants us all to join in and save the planet by rationing toilet paper. This may affect many of you, butt not me as I have an ample supply of her sheet music I've using for years for just that purpose.

Global warming never sounded so scarry for me up until now. Vote with you're....uh...never mind.

Things will look rosie for all those hedging their corn cobbs for a rise in market prices. Midwesterner's rejoice.

Jim Austin's "As We See It" essay explores some fascinating parallels between the evolution of visual art and the audiophile quest. For me, at least, it also provokes a question regarding the relationship, if any, between the visual and audio preferences of audiophiles. My main system is in a room that also houses lots of art, most of which is impressionist. My system is biased a bit to the warm side. Do the guys who pursue "accuracy" tend also to prefer realism in the art they enjoy?