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    Deep DiveIssue 155

    Be-Bop Deluxe: Reclaiming a Place In Prog Rock History

    During the 1970s, the UK was fertile ground for some…
    Deep DiveIssue 139

    Ancient Garrard Turntables: Still Relevant Today?

    When I first got into this hobby in the early…
    Deep DiveIssue 140

    Ancient Garrard Turntables: Still Relevant Today? Part Two

    In Part One (Issue 139), Adrian Wu outlined a history…
    Deep DiveIssue 141

    Cal Tjader, Part Four: The Second Fantasy Records Era

    In Issues 138, 139 and 140, this series covered Cal…
    Deep DiveIssue 141

    Notable Analog Recordings. Part One

    I installed a new cartridge on my record player about…
    Deep DiveIssue 142

    Cal Tjader, Part Five: The Concord Recordings

    In our last installment (Issue 141), Cal Tjader had wrapped…
    Deep DiveIssue 142

    Some Notable Analog Recordings, Part Two

    In Part One (Issue 141), Adrian looked at vinyl versus…
    Deep DiveIssue 143

    A Visit to Capitol Studios

    “7 Audio Wonders of the World” was a series of…
    Deep DiveIssue 144

    Cassette Multitrack Recorders: the Original DIY Studios in a Box

    During the 1960s and 1970s the notion of a personal…
    Deep DiveIssue 144

    Moving to Computer Audio: A Comprehensive Overview, Part One

    An Individual Approach to Computer Audio Mention the words “computer…
    Deep DiveIssue 145

    Moving to Computer Audio: A Comprehensive Overview, Part Two

    In Part One (Issue 144) we looked at the fundamental…
    Deep DiveIssue 146

    Roon Done Right: A User Guide

    Many people think of Roon as a media player or…
    Deep DiveIssue 147

    Roon Done Right: A User Guide, Part Two

    In Part One (Issue 146), we covered the fundamentals of…
    Deep DiveIssue 148

    Are Musicians’ Brains Wired Differently?

    It’s not unusual for musicians to be characterized as strange,…
    Deep DiveIssue 150

    Phil Keaggy – A Lifetime Of Joyful Noises, Part Five

    Parts One, Two, Three and Four of this series appeared…
    Deep DiveIssue 151

    Burt Bacharach: The A&M Years

    Previous installments of our series on Burt Bacharach appeared in…
    Deep DiveIssue 139

    Cal Tjader: The Verve Era (1961 – 1968)

    In our first installment of this series, we looked at…
    Deep DiveIssue 156

    Keeping My Reel-to-Reel Machine Running

    I have enjoyed reading Ken Kessler’s Copper series on reel-to…
    Deep DiveIssue 157

    The Two Sides of Billy Preston

    Old-school 45-rpm records have an A- and B-side. The A-side…
    Deep DiveIssue 159

    The Murky Landscape of Music Creation and Ownership

    The origins of music are generally linked to mythological, religious,…
    Deep DiveIssue 160

    The A&M Records Story, Part One

    The year was 1962. A singer/trumpet player in Los Angeles,…
    Deep DiveIssue 162

    The Joys of Monophonic Recordings, Part One

    The development of modern stereophonic recording technique is generally credited…
    Deep DiveIssue 163

    Shelby Lynne: An American Original, Part One

    The tale of actress Kim Novak is one of Hollywood’s…
    Deep DiveIssue 164

    Shelby Lynne – An American Original, Part Two

    Part One (Issue 163) covered singer/songwriter Shelby Lynne’s career from…
    Deep DiveIssue 164

    The Joys of Monophonic Recordings, Part Two

    In my previous article (Issue 162), I discussed the early…
    Deep DiveIssue 170

    Tape Versus Vinyl

    In my previous articles, I have alluded to the fact…
    Deep DiveIssue 168

    The Evolution of In-Ear Monitors

    They have become ubiquitous on concert stages from clubs and…
    Deep DiveIssue 172

    The History of A&M Records, Part Seven: A&M Goes Latin

    Continuing our 60th anniversary celebration of A&M Records, our journey…
    Deep DiveIssue 172

    Can’t Get Enough (of Your Pressings)

    Author’s note: The following article was written in spring 2021…
    Deep DiveIssue 173

    The 1980s: The Music Was Unfairly Maligned

    Leave it to an unexpected COVID-driven quarantine to reassess one’s…
    Deep DiveIssue 174

    Tape vs. Vinyl: An Old Pawnshop Favorite

    I just received my reel-to-reel tape copy of Jazz at…
    Deep DiveIssue 175

    Considering CD’s 40th Birthday

    I did not want the Compact Disc’s 40th anniversary to…
    Deep DiveIssue 128

    To Test or Not to Test, That is the Question, Part Four

    In the last two installments of this series, I discussed…
    Deep DiveIssue 113

    Sensations, Arts and Crafts: Italian Progressive Rock, Part Three

    In this installment, I’ll introduce you to two very different…
    Deep DiveIssue 114

    Tales of an Audio Forum Administrator, Part Four

    The final installment in Rudy’s behind-the-scenes series on what it’s…
    Deep DiveIssue 115

    How Products Are Made, Part One: Initiation

    We audio people often discuss products of all sorts, whether…
    Deep DiveIssue 117

    How Products are Made, Part 2: The Design Process

    In our first installment of this series we looked at…
    Deep DiveIssue 118

    Rolling Stone’s Super Bowl Hail Mary Pass

    All of this talk about the new NFL season has…
    Deep DiveIssue 119

    Unusual Musical Collaborations and Cameos, Part Two

    In Part One (Issue 118) we covered Stevie Wonder and…
    Deep DiveIssue 120

    How Products Are Made, Part 3: Validation and Production

    In Part One and Part Two of this series (Issue…
    Deep DiveIssue 121

    Todd Rundgren’s Nearly Human

    Over the years, Newport, Rhode Island has been home to…
    Deep DiveIssue 122

    Sunset Marquis: When Bob Met Bruce

    I was talking with singer/songwriter Ryan Hamilton the other day…
    Deep DiveIssue 123

    Truth or Dare

    Hi readers, Frank has kindly asked me if I would…
    Deep DiveIssue 124

    Hearing Loss and Audio: Not a Conflict; a Path to a Better Experience

    This article was prompted by a comment Robert made to…
    Deep DiveIssue 125

    To Test or Not to Test, That is the Question (Part One)

    How many audiophiles actually perform any form of measurement on…
    Deep DiveIssue 126

    Whatever Happened to Honk, Bonk, Boing and Blomp?

    While doing her Stripsody, performer Cathy Berberian expressed herself by…
    Deep DiveIssue 126

    To Test or Not to Test, That is the Question? Part Two

    In the last installment, I discussed the most quoted test…
    Deep DiveIssue 127

    To Test or Not to Test, That is the Question, Part Three

    In a previous installment of this series in Issue 126,…
    Deep DiveIssue 111

    Breathing Restored Life Into a Classic Pipe Organ, Round Two

    Calvary Episcopal Church was founded in 1836 and is part…
    Deep DiveIssue 128

    Mic-Boggling: Sylvia Massy’s Microphone Museum

    Producer, engineer, author and educator – these are just some…
    Deep DiveIssue 129

    Inside an Audio Legend: Abbey Road Studios

    Since 1969, the name Abbey Road has become synonymous in…
    Deep DiveIssue 130

    To Test, Or Not to Test, Part Five: Vacuum Tubes

    In a previous article in this series (Issue 128), I…
    Deep DiveIssue 130

    Cable Design and the Speed of Sound, Part One

    As most audiophiles and readers of this magazine are aware,…
    Deep DiveIssue 131

    Cable Design and the Speed of Sound, Part Two

    In Part One of this series (Issue 130), Galen Gareis…
    Deep DiveIssue 132

    Open Reel Tape – The Ultimate Analog Source?

    With the advances in digital audio technology of recent years,…
    Deep DiveIssue 132

    Cable Design and the Speed of Sound, Part Three

    In Part One of this series (Issue 130), Galen Gareis of ICONOCLAST cables and Belden…
    Deep DiveIssue 133

    United Recording Studios: An Industry Legend

    This year’s AES Fall Show 2020 was conducted virtually, due…
    Deep DiveIssue 133

    Open Reel Tape: The Ultimate Analog Source? Part Two

    In the previous article in this series (Issue 132), we…
    Deep DiveIssue 134

    Open Reel Tape: The Ultimate Analog Source? Part Three

    In Part One and Part Two (Issue 132 and Issue…
    Deep DiveIssue 135

    The Dawn of Digital and Film Sound Sync: Tales from the 1980s

    1986 seems like ancient history but at the same time,…
    Deep DiveIssue 135

    The Jazz Side of Henry Mancini, Part One

    Among the first records I played as a toddler were…
    Deep DiveIssue 136

    The Dawn of Digital and Film Sound Sync: Tales from the ’80s, Part Two

    In Part One (Issue 135), we reviewed the history of…
    Deep DiveIssue 138

    How Much Do We Actually Hear When We Listen?

    In March 2021, The Wall Street Journal published an article…
    Deep DiveIssue 138

    In a Latin Jazz Bag: The Recordings of Cal Tjader, Part One

    Cal Tjader is a musician I have followed most of…
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