With the MC-X10, Ortofon reinvents its entry-level Moving Coil lineup and turns a fresh page in its analog legacy.

Ce premier chapitre ouvre une série d'articles dédiés aux cellules phono, ces minuscules transducteurs dont dépend, plus qu’on ne l’imagine, la vérité du message analogique.

vec ses disques Ultra High Quality Record (UHQR) , Quality Record Pressings repousse les limites de ce que l'on croyait possible en matière de pressage vinyle. Plongée dans les coulisses d'une fabrication d'exception qui redéfinit les standards de la haute fidélité analogique et redonne ses lettres de noblesse au support le plus noble qui soit.

On May 26, 1958, at Columbia's 30th Street Studio in New York, six musicians came together for a session that would remain shrouded in obscurity for more than six decades.

Just six months after making its mark with the Luxsin X9, the young brand Luxsin is already back at the drawing board with a new model christened the X8. A brisk pace, certainly, but one fully embraced—perfectly illustrating the philosophy of this ambitious subsidiary born from the same ecosystem as Eversolo and Zidoo: move fast, but above all, move right.

Lang lang : New episode for Qobuz's immersive video series titled "In the Bubble with…", where artists share their musical universe from a unique listening space: the Acoustic Bubble at Fnac Forum in Paris, also present at Fnac Bordeaux Sainte-Catherine.

I had the privilege of testing it as an exclusive preview and I'm delighted to share my impressions with you for GuideAudioPassion. Far more than a mere aesthetic variation, this GME concentrates Technics' most refined expertise and revisits a legend of modern Hi-Fi.

I had the pleasure of testing Technics' brand-new SL-40CBT turntable, which masterfully bridges the company's direct-drive heritage with thoroughly modern convenience.

While the world rushes headlong into the digital ether, the audio cassette is staging a comeback—quiet, perhaps, but undeniably meaningful. Direct descendant of the original Walkman, steeped in powerful collective memory and blessed with a deeply analog sonic character, it's winning over a whole new generation of listeners.

I tested the Marantz Cinema 40, this amplifier that's been electrifying the audiophile AV community since its release. Assembled in Shirakawa, Japan, this 125-watt-per-channel beast won me over with its versatility. After several weeks of intensive use, I'm sharing my experience with a device that has transformed my living room.