HiFi Bargains

Here’s what I said in the review, “Considering its $250 asking price and performance, the AudioQuest DragonFly Copper is a genuine screamin’ HiFi bargain.” I’m making it official.

I bought my first EL34-based integrated amplifier more than 20 years ago.

I’m an admitted fan of the streaming DAC. Ethernet in, analog out.

Sometimes it’s nice to come across a hifi product that does what it’s supposed to do without trying to do extra, and it’s even nicer when that hifi product is a genuine HiFi Bargain.

It’s all about levels.

Most mornings I wake up with a song playing in my head.

When it comes to digital music replay, sometimes small and simple is just the thing. Especially if you add in lovely listenability.

I bet you saw this coming.

Not a week goes by where I don’t find myself thinking about the Aurorasound VIDA Prima Phono Stage (part of the glamorous life of the hifi reviewer).

The Weiss DAC204 is a little brick of D to A goodness.

The Q Acoustics Concept 50 floorstanders floored me with their shockingly good-to-great performance. And they cost just….

Sometimes, good things come in small packages.

The LSA VT-70 Integrated Tube Amplifier is a genuine HiFi Bargain.

How much do you have to spend to get a good sounding hifi? $500? 1,000? 5,000? $50,000?

Renewed. I’d like to get renewed.