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Affordable IEMs for musicians and audio professionals feature balanced tuning, durable construction, and a stage-ready design.

The Velvet Underground’s 1969 “Closet Mix” returns on AAA vinyl, cut from Lou Reed’s original stereo master and pressed at RTI for $39.98.

Clearaudio’s $639 Compact Phono supports MM and MC cartridges with 40/60 dB gain, 29 dB MC headroom and a space saving design.

The $599 iFi GO pod Max adds aptX Lossless, powerful amplification and interchangeable connectors to turn high end wired IEMs into wireless earphones.

Vince Guaraldi’s complete It’s a Mystery, Charlie Brown score arrives for the first time with lost cues, alternate takes and bonus material.

Craft Recordings and Bluesville Records revisit two revealing solo albums from Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, remastered from the original analog tapes.

The HiFiMAN HE600 revives the spirit of the legendary HE-6 with less weight and easier amplification, but does it capture the original magic?

Diapason has built handcrafted Italian loudspeakers since 1987. With MoFi Distribution and Paolo Tezzon behind it, the U.S. may finally notice.

Sony's flagship True RGB TV for 2026 offers excellent performance for an LCD TV, but can it challenge OLED where it matters?

Ray-Ban Meta Audio combines open-ear sound, Meta AI and 12-hour battery life in camera-free smart glasses starting at $349.

Mobile Fidelity’s 45 RPM Fly By Night revisits the 1975 album where Neil Peart arrived and Rush finally began sounding like Rush.

Available only in 77-inch or 83-inch sizes, LG's upper mid-range OLED TVs for 2026 offer key features found in its flagship OLED models.