[FullRangeMan]

Incredible list of audio publications compiled here! Thanks. I recognize a few and look forward to visiting. just hope that they're still online.  I'd be interested to see YouTube Channels on topic, if anyone has a favorite to share.
-Steve (new site member, one who has settled for mid-line gear and largely given up aspirations to own Mark Levinson and McIntosh classics)

No YT favorites, prefer read text instead, always liked this site about Full Range drivers and small tube amps, no advertisers and influencers.
http://www.glowinthedarkaudio.com/amps.html

[stevek5555]

No YT favorites, prefer read text instead, always liked this site about Full Range drivers and small tube amps, no advertisers and influencers.
http://www.glowinthedarkaudio.com/amps.html

Thanks for the tip! Will definitely check it out glowinthedarkaudio.com. I too appreciate the more thoughtful approach that can be adopted in print--either paper or online. But, it's always special to see a demo of something amazingly built and beautiful in a way, hence the YT query. Probably a substitute for less frequent visits to audio "salon" stores, though not being able to hear it live is a significant drawback!

[marvda1]

The Sound Advocate     www.thesoundadvocate.com

[rooze]

Drawing its last gasping breath: https://AudioResurgence.com

[planet10]

…glowinthedarkaudio.com...

I se esome of my infulence on a couple of the speaker reviews :^)

dave

[bjornmkv]

www.classic-audio.com is a great site for models/ specifications of marantz/ pioneer gear.

Its an antique of a site, hasnt changed in 25 years, but a ton of useful info.
I am not associated with the site at all, just figured I would add a resource.

[MP62]

Is TAS still considered an authority on high end?

I recall back when they accepted no ads and HP was the kingpin....times have changed.

I like Enjoy the Music reviews and Part time audiophile...selectively, I like Stereo Times and TNT as well!

[FullRangeMan]

I recall back when they accepted no ads and HP was the kingpin....times have changed.

At that time TAS was called the Bible, the size was as small as Reader’s Digest mag, but it weight a ton as they made very detailed analyses never seen again in any area.