AX October: Welcome to our Booth

The 135th Audio Engineering Society (AES) Convention will be held in New York, NY, on October 17-20. The event brings together thousands of audio professionals who will explore the latest in products and technologies. We’ll be there, too, introducing our …

We’d like to note the recent passing of world-renowned pro-sound innovator and longtime MIT professor Amar Bose. The sound and electrical engineer founded Bose audio company in 1964. News of his death in July, at age 83, came as this …

This issue of audioXpress features a range of content—from reviews of finished audio equipment you may want to buy, to tips on how to protect or piece together DIY audio device components. Gerhard Haas, who has written several books on …

When you’re finished reading this issue of audioXpress, you might want to make a note: Tune in next month. In August, we’ll be featuring an extensive report on the HIGH END Munich 2013 audio trade show, which draws manufacturers and …

Whether you’re an audio executive or simply an audio fan, you’ll find everything thing you need to make informed purchasing decisions in the 2013 Loudspeaker Industry Sourcebook,our annual publication that lists speaker-related companies and their products and services. It’s the …

This month audioXpress showcases art and craft in audio design. You’ll find both as you read about handcrafted power cables, updated bookshelf speakers, high-performance ultra-compact drivers, and more. A few good things came out of the disco era—including a custom-made …

Editors’ note: Just prior to printing this issue, we learned that Ed Dell, founder of Audio Amateur, had passed away. He was 90 years old. Ed was a remarkable man whose talents ranged from DIY audio to publishing to writing. …

Many years ago, a children’s book inspired Chuck Hansen’s interest in audio electronics. Soon, the clever kid from New Jersey was listening to New York City AM stations on a kit-built radio and disassembling every dead TV and radio he …