1 day ago · Doug Schneider is SoundStage!'s founder, in addition to being the senior editor for SoundStage! Hi-Fi. Location: Canada Read him on Hi-Fi Joseph Taylor

Concerning SoundStage! ’s Reviewers' Choice appellation, readers will find me to be discriminating in the extreme. That said, on this combination of refined performance, tank-like …

"With the LS26 in my system, a brightly lit, wide-open soundstage virtually exploded out of my speakers, bristling with spatial and tonal information. Performers were located precisely in …

That being said, I find the RLD-1 slots neatly between the two in that it combines the silky midrange and slightly sweet highs of the tubes with the impact, control, and speed of the solid …

Also, we at SoundStage! haven't written about Cardas Audio products in quite some time, so discussing Golden Reference interconnects and speaker cables seemed like a perfect way to …

The soundstage comes alive, giving the impression of a much bigger space re-created in the smaller space of my listening room. If you audition the No.39, you need to hear it balanced or …

But don't let all the bells and whistles fool you -- the No.383 is a recommended component of exceptional merit for golden-eared audiophiles. Above this, it's a Reviewers' Choice, and at …

Soundstage placement, in terms of both width and depth, is rock-solid and stable. Where there is credible soundstage placement left to right, front to back, and acoustic space all around, the …

I imagine that’s why I’ve become the mini-monitor-man at SoundStage! I believe that matching speakers to fit the room is also why I get superior sonic results.

Finally. How does it work? For a much more complete technical explanation of how the Power Plant does the voodoo it does, I suggest visiting PS Audio’s website or reading the …