May 2022 - Page 2 of 2 - Twittering Machines

KEF Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary With the All-in-One (And Done) LS60 Floorstanding Wireless Speakers

May 12, 2022 Michael Lavorgna

The KEF LS50 may be the easiest active speaker to recommend.

Ten Years After: Living With the ADAM A3X A Decade On And The New ADAM A Series

May 11, 2022 Michael Lavorgna

As a reviewer of hifi gear, I have an unquenchable thirst for the new. If I didn’t, this would be a terrible job but as it stands, I thank my fortunate stars most days because I look forward to getting into the Barn and getting […]

Review: Qln Prestige Five Loudspeakers

May 10, 2022 Michael Lavorgna

Loudspeakers convert an electrical signal into acoustic energy, i.e. sound waves. Sounds simple. With such a simple sounding job, I find it more than fascinating that the world of available loudspeakers diverge more than they converge when it comes to the mechanics of approaching this […]

Darko Audio Podcast #36: Munich 2022 Preview / AXPONA 2022 Review

May 9, 2022 Michael Lavorgna

I join John Darko, once again, to chat and this time we go on about my recent experience at Axpona 2022, focusing on a few favorites, and Darko’s thoughts on, and products of interest on exhibit at, the upcoming High End Munich 2022 show.

#NewMusicFriday: May 6, 2022

May 6, 2022 Michael Lavorgna

Each Friday, Stephen Mejias, AudioQuest’s Director of Communications and former Stereophile and Audiostream columnist, will browse through the many exciting albums released that day and select 15 worth a closer listen.

Album of the Week: The Weather Station | How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars

May 6, 2022 Michael Lavorgna

The Weather Station is Tamara Lindeman, also known as Tamara Hope, a Canadian musician and actress who makes music a few steps astride the typical. Steps that I feel are in the right direction.

Let Me Count The Ways: 10 Reasons Why I (Still) Use Roon

May 5, 2022 Michael Lavorgna

I sat in on a seminar at Axpona 2022 called Reviewers on Reviewing. After moderator Julie Mullins (Stereophile) finished her questions for Marc Phillips (Part-Time Audiophile), Greg Weaver (the audio analyst), and I, Julie opened the discussion up to questions from the audience.