The Basis Work of Art is a real piece of work, alright. We're pretty sure this thing will eat your children. But it will sound amazing while doing it.
Behold the Angelis Labor Gabriel. Available with up to four tonearms, this limited edition aluminum and bronze beauty ranged in price from $27k - $64k in 2009.
Here's DaVinci Audio's Gabriel. Yeah, apparently the whole "messenger of God" nomenclature makes for great marketing. Whatever, this thing is stunning.
We're filing this Margules Audio Torna in the "stuff you would actually want to show off in your home" category. Also: wood.
Here's another take on a Margules Audio Torna. It's simple, sure, but curvy. And curves are sexy. Drink it in, because it's all angles from here on out.
The elusive Althea Musica Vega in its natural habitat They're hard to catch, but if you can get one, it will spin the hell out of your Steely Dan collection.
The Transrotor Artus is what happened when a hive of German engineers wanted a turntable hardcore enough to spin Rammstein LP's during an earthquake.
If Spiderman was an audiophile, he'd own the TW Acustic Raven AC3 on account of the spindles and the web of belts and ... stuff.
Clear Audio makes some of the most esoteric audio gear in the world. Case in point: the Statement. What is it saying to you?
The folks at Audiowood get two slots on our list, starting with this, the Sound Garden. Because records sound better in a zen-like state.
We do love wood. And Irony. This combo of natural wood colliding with the environmental hazard that is vinyl makes El Diablo a gorgeous, if devilish, dichotomy.
In case you haven’t heard, vinyl is in the midst of a big comeback. And you might be surprised to learn it’s not just the hipster and DJ crowd responsible for its resurgence. Vinyl records, both used and new, are experiencing some healthy sales online and in local record shops, and the people who are buying them are just like you and me. What newcomers to the classic music medium may be unaware of, however, is that there’s always been a an underground group of audiophile elite – call them the 1 percent of audiophiles – who never gave up on vinyl. In fact, they may never have loved anything else.
To call these people eccentric might be a bit of an understatement. These are enthusiasts who spend most of their time in their wood-paneled libraries, sipping expensive whiskey and listening to records on insanely expensive turntables through equally opulent tube pre-amps and headphones that cost more than your car. But before we go too far calling their priorities into question, let’s give them thanks, because if it weren’t for them, nobody would make turntables as outrageous as these. Enjoy our pick of the most out-of-this-world turntables ever made.
What's cooler than playing retro albums on a vinyl turntable? Playing retro tracks on a tiny, three-inch turntable. That's what Crosley Radio is hoping, as it brings back the obscure three-inch vinyl format for Record Store Day.
Although not as popular as they once were, dedicated video cameras still have their benefits. From travel vlogging to home movies to recording your kid's little league game, here are the best video cameras you can buy right now.
The best part about free, over-the-air TV is that you watch and record your favorite shows without paying the cable companies. But needing to skip ads still isn't as much fun as Netflix, so Tablo will let you skip them automatically.
With two new storage-based products, cutting the cord using Silicondust's OTA receivers is now easier than ever. Simply plug them in -- no PC or NAS storage space needed to gain control over DVR recording of your favorite shows.
Trolling the internet for hours to find headphones is no way to live. Instead, leverage our expertise and experience to find the best headphones for you. Here are our 10 favorites.
In another challenging chapter for music subscription service Tidal, Norwegian authorities have begun a formal investigation into charges that the company faked millions of streams for artists such as Kanye West and Beyoncé.
After Sony’s utterly bizarre press conference, I almost missed what was perhaps the most impactful sonic experience at the show. Luckily, I went back to Sony’s booth on the last day of the show, only to have my mind blown.
Need to delete an unwanted profile from your Netflix account? It's easy to do, no matter what kind of equipment you've got. Check out our handy how-to guide for step-by-step instructions.
Looking for a new television? In an oversaturated market, buying power is at an all-time high, but you'll need to cut through the rough to find a diamond. We're here to help with our picks for the best TVs of 2019.
At CES 2019, the developers of VLC player announced they are adding support for Apple's Airplay feature, allowing consumers to beam video and other content from their iPhone and Android devices to an Apple TV.
Netflix has to get the billions of dollars it's spending on new content from somewhere. The streaming giant announced price hikes across the board, raising its monthly rates between $1 and $2 per tier in the next few months.
Are you having trouble watching your favorite movies or TV shows on Netflix in HD or 4K? We explain why loading takes so long, why the picture quality fluctuates, and what you can do about it.
There are more options for media streamers than ever, so it’s more difficult to pick the best option. But that’s why we're here. Our curated list of the best streaming devices will get you online in no time.
Polk's Command Bar is a home theater soundbar with Alexa built in. But with a new update, it can also be grouped with Amazon's Echo products and other third-party speakers for a multi-room experience.
