Stereophile has posted a review of the PSB Imagine B bookshelf speakers ($1,000/pair). These are two-way designs with a 1″ titanium-dome tweeter and 5.25″ mid-woofer (photo).
Reviewer John Marks compared them to the Harbeth HL-3P-ES2:
The comparison is by no means absurd—at half the price, the PSB has many of the Harbeth’s advantages and the same shortcoming: bass extension.
Intrigued? Check out the entire review.
AudioFile, a section within The Star, Malaysia newspaper site, has posted a pair of new reviews:
Enjoy!
Australian Hi-Fi has posted a few new reviews by way of the AVHub web site:
Enjoy!
Secrets of Home Theater and High Fidelity recently published a pair of new reviews:
Apparently, the name of ARE’s other speaker is the “Grinder.” Personally, I think there should be more speakers named after food. I always thought “Cupcake” had a nice ring to it…
6moons is at it again with a bunch of new reviews:
Also check out Srajan’s review of the NMSonic Purifiers (EUR 899 per set). Out, ye sonic impurities, I command you!
Hi-Fi Choice has posted several new reviews by way of its TechRadar web site. Among them:
I wonder how good my warped Sex Pistols record would sound on that Continuum turntable…
Stereomojo has posted several new reviews in recent days, including:
Enjoy!
HIGH Fidelity has published a new issue. It includes reviews of the following high-end components:
Check out the entire issue. This is the fifth anniversary edition of the magazine. Congrats!
DAGOGO has published a new issue. It includes only two new reviews, but they look like doozies:
See the entire issue. Also check out the article on visiting Aaudio Imports: Boys In Toyland.
Affordable Audio has published a new issue. It includes the following reviews:
- Nuforce P-8S preamp and 8.5V2 power amp ($3,500 total)
- Rega Apollo CD player ($995)
- AV123 X-Omni floorstanding speakers ($549/pair)
- Emotiva ERM-1 speakers ($199 each) and ERD-1 surrounds ($249/pair)
- Grant Fidelity SPT-100 super tweeter ($749)
- Zebra XLR interconnect cables ($75/pair)
Download the entire issue (13MB PDF). Sounds like Mark will be vacating his active publisher role to write for TONEAudio. Best of luck, Mark!