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Tracking Angle

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Tracking Angle

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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Tracking Angle publishes music and audio coverage with a visible emphasis on records and analog playback. Its homepage carries bylined work from writers including Michael Fremer, Mark Ward and Ken Redmond, alongside items credited to Tracking Angle. Dated entries and comment counts make it a continuing publication rather than a static manufacturer directory or a retailer inventory. [1] [2]

The coverage ranges from record reissues and recording details to cartridges, turntables, cleaning machines, DACs and other system components. Some announcement entries are explicitly labeled as press releases, distinguishing them from an author’s own equipment evaluation. The homepage also includes classical recording features and release commentary, so its scope extends beyond choosing hardware into the recordings played through it. [1] [2]

An October 2026 Audio Desk cleaning-machine comparison illustrates its practical editorial approach: Fremer discusses a unit he has used, changes in the replacement model, consumable costs and uncertainty about dealer trade-in terms, with a linked video. Those are attributed experiences and reported details, not listening or testing performed for this profile. Equipment articles and music-release coverage are useful separate entry points; the comments add reader responses without turning every anecdote into a verified finding. [1] [2]

Resource ID
tracking-angle
Type
publication
Region
Online
Country
Online
Categories
Verification status
verified
Verified at
2026-09-16T16:21:39.874012+00:00
  • vinyl
  • music-reviews
  • equipment-reviews

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