Enjoy the Music.com's July update is huge!!! We now offer our Review Magazine, ultra high-end Superior Audio and the brand new DIY Magazine are now online! With three new magazines to choose from this month, there is a staggering array of articles to satisfy virtually all audiophiles no matter what your preference may be. Enjoy the Music.com's Review Magazine includes articles from Car Stereo Follies by Steven Stone to tweaks from Dr. Bill Gaw. Add to that, we have equipment reviews beginning with the world premiere of Nelson Pass' First Watt Model B1 preamplifier plus critical assessments of the Audio-Technica ATH-A700 headphones, the Ray Samuels Audio Emmeline The Predator headphone amplifier and Swans' impressive D2.1SE monitor loudspeakers. Meanwhile the Sound Practices section now offers Kit Frenzy by Joe Roberts and The BAS Speaker section analyzes Loudspeaker Distortion At Low Frequencies. See the July Review Magazine at
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/ Next up is Superior Audio with reviews of Empirical Audio's Spoiler USB DAC and a nice analog combo review that consists of the VPI Aries 3 Turntable, JMW 10.5i Memorial tonearm and Dynavector's DRT XV-1s moving coil cartridge. Add to that, we have a must-read interview with Bob Witrak who is the owner of High Definition Tape Transfers (HDTT) . Lastly, there is a great think piece by Jules Coleman titled Painting, Music And The Language Of Sound Reproduction. See the newest edition of Superior Audio at
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/superioraudio/ Last, and most certainly not least, is the inaugural issue of the new DIY Magazine! While the Review Magazine has Dick Olsher's world premiere review of the First Watt B1 preamplifier, we have the head designer Nelson Pass of Pass Labs fame providing intimate details of this new design so you can build your own unit! For those truly into tweaking, we have an first-rate article by Jon L concerning a wide variety of capacitors plus Steven R. Rochlin once again reworks the legendary Max Rochlin Memorial Cable for those who want to make their own digital/video interconnects. See our first issue of the DIY Magazine at
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/diy/
