LATEST ADDITIONS

Michael Fremer  |  Oct 26, 2015  |  13 comments
Analog Planet Radio's first annual Halloween Show is now available for downloading.
Michael Fremer  |  Oct 23, 2015  |  9 comments
The Döhmann Helix 1 turntable, designed by Mark Doehmann appeared at Munich's Hi-End 2015 show in not quite finished form. At RMAF it was there finished, though perhaps with a few minor cosmetic tweaks still to come.

Michael Fremer  |  Oct 23, 2015  |  6 comments
The wildly talented speaker designer Andrew Jones has done it again!

Michael Fremer  |  Oct 23, 2015  |  0 comments
Demoed at previous shows in a “mock up” body, Air-Tight’s new PC-1 Magnum Opus made its final-form debut at RMAF mounted on a Graham Phantom Elite installed on a Transrotor turntable in the room of importer Axiss Distribution.

Michael Fremer  |  Oct 23, 2015  |  0 comments
On display and in use for the first time at RMAF in the On a Higher Note room was a brand new tone arm designed by the exceptionally talented Frank Schröder (hang around with him for a few minutes and you’re sure to learn something new about tone arm design).

Michael Fremer  |  Oct 23, 2015  |  0 comments
Vinnie Rossi Audio (formerly Red Wine Audio) demoed the LIO multi-configurable preamp.

Michael Fremer  |  Oct 20, 2015  |  77 comments
Donald Rumsfeld once famously said "You go to war with the army you have not the army you want". While reissuing Miles Davis' iconic Kind of Blue is hardly as consequential as invading a country, in context of our little musical and sonic world it probably is.

Michael Fremer  |  Oct 19, 2015  |  10 comments
Analog Planet Radio's "Drug" show is now available for downloading here and on WFDU.fm's website archive where it will be available for streaming for two weeks. For those overseas who are having trouble downloading from this site, that might be a better solution.

Michael Fremer  |  Oct 14, 2015  |  14 comments
In his ninety-nine years on this earth Norman C. Pickering has seen and done more than most of us would manage were we lucky enough to live to be a hundred and ninety-nine.

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