Not all car owners want to wax their vehicle every Saturday. But some do. And likewise amongst audiophiles. This article on tuning was first published five years back.

The mighty Statik-2M electrostatic loudspeaker was born as a by-product of the military industry.

Amplifier freaks may know The 2 Channel Audio amplifier, and even its forerunner The Lohstroh-Otala amplifier. Less well-known is that the latter gave rise to DIY-following soon after its introduction.

In the article Jules L. Coleman criticizes putting the fidelity to the recording first and suggests that the true aim of our hobby should be some musical point.

In this interview Peter Qvortrup, Audio Note UK, tells about the goals of his company, and comments Jules Coleman’s article on immersive sound reproduction.

A group of New York audiophiles gathered to hear Shindo-san’s amplifiers and taste the wines they’re named after.

The more wellness there is in the listener’s brains, the better the body feels.

What hangs from the ceiling of Albert Hall London is EM Acoustics HALO pro-speakers. How do they sound in a typical listening room?

Vaughan Warren reports of his experiments with a special open back speaker design, and its later incarnations.

It is not entirely wrong to compare a hi-fi system to the tree of evolution. In both, all paths are shamelessly tried, some survive, others not. But where evolution in nature is brutal fight, evolution of a hi-fi system can provide endless joy of discovery.

One of the most convincing sounding audio systems that I’ve heard in the recent past.

Inner-Magazines has numerous previously published and unpublished articles in its archives, and all those will be added to these pages according to schedule.