Visit 6moons website
6moons
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Online audio magazine for audiophiles and music lovers who like to read, publishing equipment reviews, industry features, news and readers' letters, with an archive library of past content.
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Reviews and measurement resources
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Visit Andrew Robinson website
Andrew Robinson
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YouTube channel of tech journalist and AV industry professional Andrew Robinson, with independent home-theatre, hi-fi, soundbar and TV reviews, system guides and practical setup advice for real rooms.
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Visit ARTA website
ARTA
tool
ARTA is a PC sound-card measurement suite combining impulse and spectrum analysis, stepped-sine testing and loudspeaker impedance measurements. Version 1.9.8 became freeware in December 2024 after ARTALABS closed, so this is an available software resource rather than an active software company.
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Visit Audio Precision website
Audio Precision
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Audio Precision supplies APx audio analyzers and measurement software for engineering and production testing. Its electroacoustic options cover driver characterization, loudspeaker response, impedance and manufacturing faults, making it an equipment-testing resource rather than a consumer listening-room calibration app.
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Visit Audio Science Review website
Audio Science Review
measurement
Audio forum combining instrumented equipment reviews with member discussion of digital audio, amplification, headphones, speakers and acoustics. Its review threads expose test conditions and results, while dedicated beginner and reference sections provide routes into the technical material.
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Visit Audioholics website
Audioholics
publication
AV publication covering equipment reviews, industry developments and practical system education. Its material connects home-theater hardware with amplifier design, acoustics and setup, while a stated distinction between reviews and previews helps readers identify hands-on coverage.
Visit AutoEq website
AutoEq
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Free web tool that generates headphone equalisation settings: pick your headphones and equaliser app, or import a CSV of measurements, and it produces optimal EQ parameters, with a live demo for comparison.
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Visit Darko Audio Video Channel website
Darko Audio Video Channel
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Darko Audio is John Darko’s video outlet, associated with the music-first Darko.Audio publication. Its official feed identifies video-labelled equipment posts and their production credits alongside written audio news, opinion and recording-reissue coverage.
Visit Dayton Audio OmniMic V2 website
Dayton Audio OmniMic V2
tool
Dayton Audio OmniMic V2 is a calibrated USB microphone and Windows measurement-software system for speakers and listening rooms. Its tools include frequency and impulse response, distortion, reverberation, bass decay and polar plots, with software tied to the supplied microphone hardware.
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Visit eCoustics website
eCoustics
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eCoustics is an online publication covering hi-fi, home theater, headphones, music and consumer technology. Founded as a reviews portal, it now combines original reviews, product news, how-to articles and review aggregation, with named authors and separate editorial and announcement sections.
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Visit Enjoy the Music.com website
Enjoy the Music.com
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Enjoy the Music.com is a free-to-read high-end audio publication dating to 1995. Its monthly Review Magazine, industry news, show reports and partner-magazine sections cover equipment and music, with event photography and listening-led editorial coverage alongside product features.
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Visit Erin's Audio Corner website
Erin's Audio Corner
measurement
Loudspeaker-review resource pairing published acoustic measurements with video discussion. Its sample reviews explain Klippel Near-Field Scanner testing, CTA-2034 response data and output-compression checks, while disclosing how review samples were obtained and whether payment was received.
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Visit Headfonics website
Headfonics
publication
Personal-audio publication established in 2011, focused on subjective reviews of headphones, IEMs, amplifiers and digital sources. Its stated method combines listening, real-world use and competing-product comparisons, with coverage ranging from entry-level equipment to high-end portable and desktop systems.
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Visit Headphonesty website
Headphonesty
publication
Personal-audio publication with reviews and buyer's guides for headphones, IEMs, earbuds, DACs, amplifiers and digital audio players, plus features drawing on surveys of its audiophile community.
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Visit Hi-Fi News website
Hi-Fi News
publication
Hi-Fi News & Record Review has published in-depth reviews of audio equipment since June 1956, two years before commercial stereo, and describes itself as the world's longest-running hi-fi magazine. It covers reviews, news, vintage features, awards and its own listening room.
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Visit hi-fi+ website
hi-fi+
publication
hi-fi+ produces a monthly magazine and an online destination for those pursuing better sound, with equipment reviews, news, annual awards and competitions for audiophiles and music lovers.
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Visit In-Ear Fidelity website
In-Ear Fidelity
measurement
Crinacle's IEM and headphone measurement site, with a graph database of in-ear monitors measured on a B&K Type 5128, the IEF target curve and long-form posts and product notes.
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Visit Klippel website
Klippel
tool
Klippel is a Dresden, Germany company developing measurement and control systems for loudspeakers and other electroacoustic devices. Its tools span R&D, production-line testing and active speaker control, including a Near Field Scanner that reconstructs direct sound radiation from microphone scans.
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Visit miniDSP website
miniDSP
tool
miniDSP is a Hong Kong-based developer of audio DSP and measurement platforms, founded in 2009. Its catalogue includes crossover processors, room-correction systems and measurement hardware, with Flex illustrating a configurable two-input, four-output processor and optional Dirac Live licensing.
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Visit New Record Day website
New Record Day
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YouTube channel run by Ron offering in-depth reviews of speakers, turntables, headphones and other audio equipment for both seasoned audiophiles and newcomers.
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Visit Part-Time Audiophile (pt.AUDIO) website
Part-Time Audiophile (pt.AUDIO)
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Audio publication founded by Scot Hull as Part-Time Audiophile and now published as pt.AUDIO, covering equipment, shows and music with a team of contributing writers.
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Visit Passion for Sound website
Passion for Sound
video
YouTube channel reviewing headphones, IEMs and other listening gear to help viewers choose equipment, including factory-visit features and a podcast.
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Visit Positive Feedback website
Positive Feedback
publication
Positive Feedback is an audio publication combining equipment reviews, music coverage and commentary from an international contributor community. Its stated review method emphasises listening in a known reference system, disclosed contributor relationships and system context rather than a universal measurement-based ranking.
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Visit Room EQ Wizard website
Room EQ Wizard
tool
Room EQ Wizard, usually called REW, is measurement software for investigating how speakers, subwoofers and rooms behave together. The core application is free to use and provides response graphs and EQ tools; acoustic measurements require suitable microphone hardware.
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Visit RTINGS.com website
RTINGS.com
measurement
Independent product-testing lab that buys its own units and tests them on the same bench across 28 categories, including headphones, soundbars and TVs, from a 40,000 sq ft facility. It is supported by memberships and affiliate links.
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Visit Secrets of Home Theater and High Fidelity website
Secrets of Home Theater and High Fidelity
publication
Online magazine publishing written and video reviews of DACs, amplifiers, loudspeakers, headphones and disc players, along with technical measurement articles such as DAC transient-resolution tests, and an archive called The Vault.
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Visit Sonic Visualiser website
Sonic Visualiser
tool
Free, open-source desktop application for examining and annotating recorded music on Windows, Linux and Mac. It combines waveform and spectrogram views with aligned annotation layers, playback tools and feature-extraction plugins, serving analysis and research rather than general multitrack production.
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Visit Sound & Vision website
Sound & Vision
publication
Home-theatre and audio publication with reviews, top picks, how-to guides, blogs, news and installation features, aimed at helping everyone from everyday shoppers to enthusiasts get the most from their systems.
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Visit SoundStage! Network website
SoundStage! Network
publication
Group of ten online audio publications running since 1995, with reviews and articles from senior editors including Doug Schneider and Jason Thorpe, plus SoundStage! video series on topics from vinyl to hi-fi basics.
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Visit Spinorama website
Spinorama
measurement
Searchable collection of loudspeaker measurements in the spinorama (CTA-2034) style, showing each speaker's price, tonality score, bass extension, flatness and SPL, with data sourced from reviewers such as Erin's Audio Corner.
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Visit Squiglink website
Squiglink
measurement
Interactive frequency-response graph tool for in-ear monitors and headphones, hosting databases measured on IEC 711-style rigs, with target curves, smoothing and normalisation options and explanations of each frequency region.
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Visit StereoNET website
StereoNET
publication
StereoNET is an independent hi-fi, home-cinema and personal-audio publication founded in 2003, with headquarters in Melbourne. It combines named-reviewer equipment coverage, music articles, regional editions and video with a separate discussion community, classifieds marketplace and hi-fi events.
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Visit Stereophile website
Stereophile
publication
Long-running American hi-fi publication combining listening-led equipment reviews with technical measurements. Its Recommended Components lists help readers find reviews and build an audition shortlist, rather than providing a universal ranking of what to buy.
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Visit Steve Guttenberg Audiophiliac website
Steve Guttenberg Audiophiliac
video
YouTube channel of Steve Guttenberg, who wrote the Audiophiliac blog for CNET and has written for The Absolute Sound, Stereophile and Sound & Vision. It features speaker, amplifier and headphone reviews.
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Visit The Absolute Sound website
The Absolute Sound
publication
The Absolute Sound is an audio-and-music publication established in 1973, publishing a monthly print and digital magazine alongside its website. Equipment reviews, awards, technology features, show reports and recording coverage serve both traditional two-channel listeners and readers exploring smaller or portable systems.
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Visit Tracking Angle website
Tracking Angle
publication
Tracking Angle is a music and audio publication with a strong emphasis on records, analog playback and release details. Its named-author articles combine music coverage, equipment evaluations and announcements, with comment discussions and video-linked features accompanying the written material.
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Visit Twittering Machines website
Twittering Machines
publication
Hi-fi review site "for people who like to read", publishing equipment reviews, The Short List of favourite components, album-of-the-week features and #NewMusicFriday picks.
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Visit What Hi-Fi? website
What Hi-Fi?
publication
British hi-fi and home-entertainment publication founded in 1976, combining product reviews, buying guides, news and setup advice. Its stated method uses in-house reviewers and shared treated listening rooms, while its disclosure policy distinguishes editorial verdicts from sponsored content and affiliate-supported purchasing links.
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Visit Z Reviews website
Z Reviews
video
YouTube channel with product reviews and instructional videos, mostly covering home theatre and budget audiophile gear such as headphones, speakers, DACs, amplifiers and music players.
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