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How Andover Audio's unconventional approach and superior sound are winning over even the most skeptical audiophiles.

Soundbars are the first step on the journey to better TV audio. This versatile streamer makes a case to skip it altogether.

It doesn't matter how good your TV's picture quality is, the built-in speakers suck. Should you upgrade to a soundbar or speakers?

Some speakers cost little more than $100. Others go for more than $1,000. Here's where your money is really going.

Vibrations are integral to vinyl setups, as long as you can control them.

Want better audio from your iPhone, MacBook or Android? Get one of these.

This puck-shaped object sits on your turntable's spindle and helps improve sound quality.

Size matters when it comes to high-end audio, making tower speakers the best choice for people who take their music or their movies seriously.

Sonos speakers sound great and are easy to use. But there are still some little-known features that can improve your experience.

There's a myth that subwoofers actually make speakers sound worse. It couldn't be further from the truth.

For the best audio quality, stop committing these vinyl-record no-nos.

A seminal piece of hi-fi gear from the late '90s returns nearly two decades after its original release but not without a few thoughtful tweaks.

Mastering plays an important role in the way music sounds. So why would a record label do it twice?

Which vintage receivers and amplifiers do people still want? The pros weigh in.

These timeliness treasures sound just as good today as they did upon their release more than half a century ago.

A quality pair of passive loudspeakers can sound good for years — if you follow these time-tested tips.

CD sales are on the rise again, and for good reason. In fact, there are a lot of good reasons.

State-of-the-art sound meets old-school aesthetics in new-age versions of three classic loudspeakers.

Active speakers combine the traditional components of a stereo system into a single pair of speakers. They make listening to good music easy.

Why would you want to buy a vintage turntable? The aesthetic, the nostalgia and the price.