The most famous loudspeaker of the 1970s was JBL’s L100, thanks to its widespread popularity and a unique foam grille made up of hundreds of tiny cubes. Testament to that reputation is the iconic ...

In the 1970s, when hi-fi was the prime source for home entertainment, the Dynaco A-25 was the speaker to buy. Annandale Acoustics' new A-25 XL2 is the 21st-century version of the legendary speaker.

Sonos has the better wireless multi-room audio system overall, but these bookshelf speakers outperform a pair of Sonos Play:5s set up as a stereo pair. This is an in-depth review of Berlin Acoustic’s ...

Top dollar paid – pre-1980 only. Amps, receivers, turntables, tape decks, speakers – some consoles. Call today! (509) 868-9022. I’ve seen the ad in our classifieds section a hundred times. And every ...

Tivoli Audio, a Boston-based audio company that specializes in wireless speakers with a distinct retro flair, has been on a bit of a hot streak lately. In the last several weeks, it has released a new ...

Eight years ago, Mikey Weiss had wanted to build a display of vintage stereos at his Brooklyn store – “a museum piece,” he calls it – to show people what stereos looked like in the 1970s. His ...

Whether you grew up listening to MP3 files on an iPod or spinning 78 RPM vinyl records on an all-in-one jukebox, the way you’ve listened to your favorite music has almost certainly changed in your ...

When it comes to home theater, most folks want to get as close to a cinema experience as possible, and that means mutlichannel surround sound formats like Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos, or DTS:X. But for ...

The Audiophiliac pairs the Dayton B652 speakers with the tiny Lepai LP-2020A+ stereo amp, and finds very respectable sound for around $70. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has also ...