Latest PCM HandheldIs Smaller, Cheaper,And Still Handles24-Bit Audio! by Mike Rivers The Sony PCM-M10 is the newest, smallest, and least expensive member of Sony’s hand-held high-resolution digital recorder family. At $399 retail and $299 street...

DSD Gets Reprieve with Mid-Priced Stereo Deck by John Gatski In the mid-1990s, the SACD (Super Audio CD) was hyped as the replacement for the 16-bit CD — with its high-resolution, Direct Stream Digital (DSD) 2.8 MHz sampling/1-bit technology. The...

by John Gatski Things sure have changed for home recordists. No more cassette decks, reel-to reels. Even digital DAT decks and standalone CD recorders are old hat. Today, the computer is king for laying down audio tracks. Whether a handheld recorder...

Rotel Matched-Set Refreshingly Easy to Set Up by John Gatski Since the early 1960s, Rotel hi-fi products have been a contender in the quality sound/good pricing arena. I remember Rotel’s 1980s receivers, entry-level audiophile RP turntables, and,...