When first released by RCA as a single LP back in 1988 (RCA 9589-1-R) this album, probably sourced from digital, created a sensation—at least among the legions of Elvis Presley fans.

After attending the industrial strength Munich High End Show, any other audio show anywhere would probably be somewhat of a letdown. I attended T.H.E. Show Newport Beach 2013 with little expectation of analog news.

Tom Vu's Triangle Art turntables have typically been large, massive, expensive designs. His Signature turntable sells for $12,500, while the Reference SE costs $20,000.

The Arts section of today's New York Times contains a vinyl resurgence story by Allan Kozzin you're sure to enjoy reading

In the dark, Pete Riggle shows me his Woody.

I flew the Sunday evening 'redeye' home from T.H.E. Show Newport 2013 and without sleep appeared later Monday on Scott Wilkinson's "Home Theater Geek"podcast.

A reader alerted me to "Feedbands"—a unique vinyl subscription service. You pay them $19.95 a month and each month Feedbands sends you a new 180g vinyl record of a new band or artist they really like

New York's Archive of Contemporary Music (ARC) announces its "Swinging Summer Record Sale" beginning Saturday June 8th through Sunday June 16th from 11AM to 6PM

Have a few minutes to waste? Go record shopping with me at T.H.E. Show Newport Beach 2013

Kanso Audio Furniture of Weems, Virginia builds drop-dead gorgeous audio furniture incorporating a variety or isolation techniques.