Sound and high fidelity.

• Buy your albums and tunes from Apple's Online Music store with no hassles and no guilt (2003)
• Recording sound on your computer, Part 1: Hook it up to your receiver as if it were a tape deck (2003)
• Recording sound on your computer, Part 2: Getting the Windows 'mixer' adjusted right is half the battle (2003)
• Recording sound on your computer, Part 3: Sound Forge Studio and Cool Edit 2000 top the Windows charts (2003)
• Recording sound on your computer, Part 4: Putting those old LPs onto home-grown CDs (2003)
• ADS Tech 'Instant Music' converter can make MP3s out of your old music collection (2005)
• Plane Quiet noise-canceling headphones close off the outside world (2003)
• Mac OS X audio, Part 1: Griffin's iMic comes to the rescue for high-quality recording on a modern Mac (2003)
• Mac OS X audio, Part 2: Spark ME is a superb audio editor, and it's being given away (2003)
• Record any audio your OS X Mac can play using Audio Hijack Pro (2005)
• TiVo-like radio for your computer lets you 'rewind' live shows (2005)
• From Apple, an iPod so small you could swallow it by mistake, so cool you'll wear it everywhere (2005)
• Less is more: Apple introduces a thin 4-gigabyte iPod music player that shows photos, too (2005)
• Audion Pro for Mac OS X has mp3PRO recording and playback -- and it's free (2005)
• Why the CD is outmoded already (1988)
• It's a MOD, MOD world (MOD audio music and players, with links to files) (1997)
• ilo DVD recorder: Low-cost way to ditch that VCR (2005)
• DVD recorders are a long way off (1997)
• DVD is coming! Here's what to expect (1997)
• MPEG: The future of digital audio for computers? (1997)
• A sound idea: MPEG Layer 3 keeps improving (1998)
• $129 DVD player plays home-brew MP3 CDs, too (2001)
• QSound puts 3D audio onto your computer (1997)
• 'Ripping' CDs, Part 1: What it means, why it matters (2005)
• 'Ripping' CDs, Part 2: How to make the best possible MP3s (2005)
• When Madonna danced on my car: Impressions of the first QSound CDs (1991)
• Why the hi-fi lunatic fringe hates me (1997)
• 3-inch mini-CDs (1991)
• Testing a Walkman, and other adventures in math (1989)
• How sound can be accurate without being true-to-life (1991)
• Should a loudspeaker be a musical instrument? Does it matter? (1998)
• Research shows vulnerability of CDs (1990)
• A time bomb in your compact disc? (1991)
• Do expensive CD players really sound better? (1988)
• CDs that are ideal for testing speakers (1989)
• CDs for testing electronic components (1989)
• Desktop CD publishing, crazed women and the glory of good sound (1991)
• dbx 700: The best recording device you can buy (1986)
• dbx CD player with built-in compression and expansion (1986)
• dbx Soundfield 1A speakers: 8 woofers, electronic EQ and the best way of clearing out the house (1986)
• dbx Soundfield 100 speakers: Realism at a reasonable price (1987)
• Dolby SR, analog sound and why digital isn't necessarily better (1990)
• How to make sure your Dolby B or C recordings are done right (1987)
• New audio cassettes with Dolby C show big advances (1986)
• Dolby SR and the secret of good analog sound (1987)
• How one man changed the face of audio (1987)
• How the Walkman helped ensure the success of the CD (1992)
• How to make sure you're getting the best possible recording (1991)
• Lynn's $6,000 CD player (1992)
• Those Maggies make my heart sing (1986)
• A fond farewell to open-reel tape (1986)
• The day the earth shook and my turntable kept on keepin' on (1986)
• Class consciousness: Perreaux amps make the grade (1986)
• Revolver turntable: Simplicity can be a virtue (1986)
• Revox B215 cassette deck: Fast on the draw, smooth on the ears (1996)
• Green markers, or why conviction is stronger than truth (1986)
• As new digital tape formats shape up, analog keeps its lead (1991)
• For sightless audiophiles, Yamaha cassette deck takes first place (1985)
• An easy project to give your stereo some sonic isolation (1990)
• First recordable CD device announced (1988)
• First audio CD recorder costs $20,000 (1991)
• Hitachi's $7,000 CD recorder (1992)
• Tandy's THOR recordable CD, and reflections on a technological turning point (1988)
• How digital sound uses a numbers game to do its thing (1987)
• Numbers are numbers, no matter what. That's the secret of digital sound (1988)
• How Chesky surmounted digital audio's flaws (1989)
• How the new DAT recorder works, and why Sony capitulated (1987)
• First test of a DAT recorder: It's fantastic. But Oh! that price (1987)
• Listen to DAT tape yourself on these new CDs (1988)
• What ever happened to DAT recorders? (1988)
• DAT arrives late, facing new competition (1990)
• Sony unveils the mini disc (1991)
• The mini disc's sonic sleight-of-hand (1993)
• Equalizing old recordings to give them new life (1987)
• Audio tweaks that pinch your wallet, and maybe your pride (1991)
• Extra-long-playing records, my grandmother and Ted Nakamichi (1991)
• When your radio goes crazy (1989)
• Discovering the incredible Rick Shea and Brantley Kearns, via Internet radio (2002)
• Craig Dory and the magic of audiophile sound (1994)
• How Edison saved rock and roll (1992)
• Debunking hi-fi: The sound of music and of money changing hands (1993)
• Why DAT is eight years late (1991)
• Generating low-bass notes in my headphones-and in my head (1988)
• Going with the flow: Digital audio's big problem (1989)
• When an AV receiver needs oomph: Kicking those little electron butts (1991)
• Surround-sound adventures, or how the imp in me made the sound fall down (1990)
• The pecking order in checking out a test CD (1992)
• WordPerfect's hybrid recording: The CD that stood up and roared (1993)
• How to copy anything onto cassette tape (1990)
• Pillow talk about hi-fi: Getting good sound in odd rooms (1994)
• Making surround-sound the Ambisonic way (1993)
• 4-channel sound done right-and expensively (1993)
• Direct-to-disc CD from Reference Recordings: Best sound ever? (1994)
• Fats Waller music direct to CD (1990)
• Busting Bach with Don Dorsey (1988)
• How (and why) to choose good headphones (1989)
• Burning Blue Audio USB-powered amplifier delivers super-fi sound to headphones on Windows PCs and Macs (2003)
• 10 ways to improve your audio without spending money (1993)
• 2 ways to improve your video and audio (1992)
• Teac's best cassette deck challenges digital recorders (1994)
• A CD that cleans up after itself (1994)
• A Denon CD worth listening to again and again (1995)
• Machines that clean your records, and ways to keep them that way (1983)
• ADC amp brings back memories of its phono titan (1988)
• 16 rpm: My speed contest takes a spin (1990)