FiiO’s $170 DP11 adds AES, a CS43198 DAC, CD ripping and USB conversion because apparently nobody told the compact disc it ...

TRIBIT might not have the brand recognition of JBL, Sony, Bose, or Soundcore in the U.S., but the company is hardly new to affordable wireless audio. Founded in 2017, TRIBIT started with portable ...

Blue Note Records has a considerably stronger case with After Midnight: The Complete Sessions, a new 2LP mono Tone Poet ...

The $599 SOUNDBOKS Rider delivers 118dB, a swappable battery and IP66 protection without requiring a hand truck to move it.

Cayin’s HA-1A MK3 features pure Class A tube amplification with 2.7W output, impedance matching and preamp functionality for ...

The 2026 CEDIA Expo was held last week in Denver and eCoustics was there in force to check out the latest in home theater and ...

Open-ear earbuds are not replacing conventional TWS. They do not need to. The market is splitting according to use case. Sealed earbuds remain the better option when isolation, ANC and maximum bass ...

Woody Shaw’s Song of Songs returns in a superb AAA vinyl reissue that captures the album’s frantic energy, bite, and restless ...

As with the Frank Wess Quartet Moodsville, Vol. 8 LP, which I reviewed recently, as well as Coleman Hawkins’ The Hawk Relaxes ...

The H1 is an integrated digital music player and decoder designed to serve as a central hub for digital playback. Silent Angel is positioning it for use in an executive office, desktop gaming setup, ...

FiiO’s $499 FT15 gets a bigger planar driver, thinner diaphragm and lighter chassis, and we already have first impressions from CanJam London.