Every sound you hear in real life is analog, but digital recording converts the original sound into a sequence of numbers. No wonder analog and digital sound so different! Ex-movie theater ...

Half a century has passed since the debut of the 32 Series console in 1975. Harrison Audio, which has supported the ...

When you listen closely to the sound of a record and the conversation next to you...The bar I always go to plays music on ...

The Digigram ALP280e, left, and ALP280e-MIC, right, sound cards. The ALP280e and ALP280e-MIC are French manufacturer Digigram’s latest additions to a sound card line that launched in 2022. The company ...

Mixx Audio is a British-based audio company best known for its budget-friendly headphones, wireless earbuds and, yes, all-in-one record players. Its latest audio package, the Mixx Analog System 5, ...

Long before the recent vinyl renaissance, audiophiles have long espoused the analog benefits of vinyl records as being vastly superior to digital. The argument often includes claims of vinyl sounding ...

It seems like ever since the dawn of the new millennium consumer audio has been fixated with digital audio. As the old saying goes however, you can’t always judge a book by its cover. While digital ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? The Audio-Technica Sound Burger is a portable record player that allows you to bring ...

I’ve been recording my own music for a long time. And I’m on a more or less constant quest to find the best audio interface—that secret sauce that’s going to level up my home studio (okay, it’s a ...

In today's New York Times is a review[registration required] by David Pogue of the TEAC GF-350. It's a vinyl record player that lets you record from vinyl and tapes to CDs–essentially convert from a ...