Measuring Perception

Measuring Perception

Let’s say I invented a new color. By some stroke of luck, I mixed some colors in such a way that an entirely new one emerged from the chaos of hues. I think it’s beautiful, so I run it through a spectrophotometer. I then  show you the results and the...
Aric Audio’s Aric Kimball Talks Tube Amps

Aric Audio’s Aric Kimball Talks Tube Amps

After spending a couple of wonderful months with the Super MM Phono designed by Aric Audio I thought it would be great to sit down with  Aric Kimball, the engineer behind this amazing unit, to talk about it. Can you tell us about your first experience with audio...
A New Turn for U-Turn

A New Turn for U-Turn

I enjoy reviewing turntables. I’ve been fascinated by them since I was a child. A turntable is like an old friend. Friends change over the years. Some you bond with. You might move on, but when you reconnect, it feels like no time has passed despite the changes. If...
Let’s Look at the Galion TS A75

Let’s Look at the Galion TS A75

Well, this was a facepalm moment. I reviewed Galion’s Voyager Transmission Line speakers a few weeks back—quite the name, huh? At the end of that review, I mentioned wanting to pair them with the Galion TS A75 amplifier. So, I reached out to Thomas, who kindly sent...
The Silent Symphony: Life After a Solar Flare

The Silent Symphony: Life After a Solar Flare

I’m going to date myself here, but there’s a scene in the 1985 film Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome where a lost tribe of children called “The Waiting Ones” refers to “The Sonic.” What exactly was the “sonic”? It was a record. There is no electricity in Mad Max’s dystopian...