This Brutalist Vinyl Turntable Hides the Tonearm So Well It Feels Like a Massive CD Deck
For something built to play vinyl, the PP-1 barely behaves like a turntable at all. There’s no tonearm visually staking its claim across the platter,…
For something built to play vinyl, the PP-1 barely behaves like a turntable at all. There’s no tonearm visually staking its claim across the platter,…
Bang & Olufsen built its reputation on the idea that audio equipment should be worthy of the spaces it inhabits. Bas Kamp’s ONCE concept takes…
The equilateral triangle is one of the most psychologically loaded forms in Western visual culture. It appears on currency, on occult diagrams, on the cover…
If you told me five years ago that Hermès would release a DJ table, I’d have assumed it was a joke told at a fashion…
There is a generation of people for whom Hybrid Theory was the first album that felt like it was speaking directly to them. Released in…
The dongle DAC has become a familiar but awkward sight plugged into the bottom of a smartphone, a small reminder that the headphone jack didn’t…
Transparency in tech has followed the classic arc of any design trend: radical, then referential, then mainstream, then meaningful. Nothing made it radical. Dozens of…
The home has become increasingly cluttered with gadgets that need charging, pairing, and their own dedicated spaces. Even something as simple as playing music from…
The open-source community has a long history of doing more with abandoned hardware than the original manufacturers ever did. The PSP got emulators Sony never…
Vinyl is having a moment that shows no signs of ending. Record sales have been climbing for over a decade, and turntables have found their…
When Casio showed up at NAMM in January with an unannounced sampler, no press rollout, no teaser campaign, people kind of lost their minds a…
Edifier has spent years refining compact audio gear that quietly slips into everyday setups, but the Huazai Melo Bar takes a more expressive turn. The…