Best audio magazines?

[jimjimbo]

Anyone read any actual paper based audio magazines??? If so, what do you consider the best?

[tnr]

Home Theater and Sound & Vision merged late last year and now is under Sound & Vision. Not bad for under a buck an issue (subscription). Stereophile is more true audio and pretty in depth with their reviews and cover tube, SS, turntables, vinyl, etc... It is very reasonable too at a subscription point.

[Boxx]

Perfect...I'm tired of reading Penthouse....thanks

Well, In that case.... Here you go....

[tnr]

I've never "read" Penthouse...is that a real estate publication?

[gnatnoop]

sound and vision is still a decent buy, but every time they buy a competitor, the mag gets thinner... go figure, i've subscribed since 77.

also subscribe to stereophile and the absolute sound, these are much more verbose, more flowery language, but still worth the price.

[seti]

The vintage ones.

[minermark]

Home Theater and Sound & Vision merged late last year and now is under Sound & Vision. Not bad for under a buck an issue (subscription). Stereophile is more true audio and pretty in depth with their reviews and cover tube, SS, turntables, vinyl, etc... It is very reasonable too at a subscription point.

For a buck a month, im looking into that.

[Mighty Favog]

I can look at the "Hustler" store right outside my office window....clientel is not a pretty sight...

[Dr Morbius]

Yea, I've also read Penthouse for the Audio Reviews myself.

[dtel]

I've never "read" Penthouse...is that a real estate publication?

Yes high priced real estate.

[Boxx]

I've also read Penthouse for the Audio Reviews myself.