Hi-Fi

For sports and more.

$300 headphones are great.

Gearheads dream of driving the $1.2 million Bugatti Veyron.

The perfect sidekick for your new 4K TV.

Bringing vinyl enthusiasts into the digital age.

Meet Klipsch’s first wireless high-definition home theater system.

Hardwire or Bluetooth systems that look as great as they sound.

Analog engineers cut tape recordings with a razor blade to make edits; in the digital realm, it’s a simple as clicking a mouse.

Tuthilltown’s “Sonic Maturation” system pairs traditional whiskey-aging techniques with EDM.

Listening to first-rate systems from Burmester, Naim, Meridian and Mark Levinson.

Does Noble Audio’s Kaiser 10U represent sound above reproach or price beyond reason?

‘The Thing,’ in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, claims to have a million used records in their cluttered, dingy basement.

A conversation with Sound & Vision editor Rob Sabin, who explains how audiophiles decide what systems to buy to bring the best sound.

The story of Chicago’s premier record store and the jazz and blues record label behind it.

Behind the scenes with one of the best speaker makers on earth.

You love great music, and there’s a good chance you listen to a lot of it. Now it’s time to pair your tunes with equally great gear.

Before wandering into the hi-fi shop, understand what you’re looking for.

Everyone deserves a home theater. We put together kits at $2,000, $5,000, and $20,000.

Meridian’s new 25th Anniversary Special Edition DSP8000 loudspeakers cost $80,000.

The typical beef with earbuds is that they sound worse than similarly priced over- or on-ear headphones. That’s not to say audio engineers haven’t figured out how to squeeze spectacular sound out of a diminutive package, there’s just usually a hefty premium for having your cake and eating it too.