The Marshall Woburn III is a large, versatile Bluetooth speaker with a vintage design and substantial knobs for controls. The ...

Today, audio components are capable of both analog and wireless playback. And while they may feature upgraded technology, their design stays true to their roots, embracing a vintage look and feel.

Vintage audio has never been more popular ... audiophiles discovered that decades of driver innovation at JBL were something to appreciate in the new design. The L-100 Classic utilize JBL’s pure-pulp ...

Our two vintage audio columnists, Eric Pye (@audioloveyyc ... Is it a sudden yearn for nostalgia, more affordable pricing, better sound quality, iconic design, or something else? We explore all these ...

The problem, like many vintage audio components from the ’60s ... business for over 30 years and they’ve been well known for their distinct industrial design — tactile volume knobs, a black glass ...

Your best option is the Wharfedale Linton Heritage speakers, which will provide the satisfyingly solid bass fullness of a vintage box speaker, combined with modern sound quality and fidelity.

For nearly two decades, Ruark — Audio, not Acoustics — has focused on one-box stereo systems and compact radios (rather than ...

Is Vintage Audio Better or Just More Nostalgic ... Beyond tuning the enclosure to the resonant frequency of the woofer, not much real engineering went into the design of many vintage loudspeaker ...

The design is straightforward ... If you do, this speaker will get a bit harsh. While you could argue that’s vintage sound, that’s the one aspect of vintage I can do without.

“We’re re-imagining vintage (audio visual) equipment as functional, contemporary art.” Bapu touts his product, Gramovox, as the world’s first Bluetooth gramophone speaker. Late last ...

It is easy to underestimate a speaker like Fyne Audio’s Vintage Classic X. They look like they’ve ... in this case a 75mm titanium dome compression design, sits in the throat of the 25cm multi-fibre ...