Stereophile: Previous News

	Sonos 2.0 Dispenses with the PC Media-server company Sonos launches its 2.0 software, which uses RealNetworks' Rhapsody as the source for millions of songs. October 8, 2006
	Ayre President Charlie Hansen Injured In Cycling Accident Still with us—and still dreaming up improvements in the gear around him. October 4, 2006
	Industry Update Naim's new preamp and single-box solution; Ultralink/XLO's new cables; DH Labs' new address. October 1, 2006
	Sirius Stiletto Slashes the Cord Satellite on the go? The FCC says so! But is it really up to them? October 1, 2006
	*Silverman's Variations* CD Released in "Two-Fer" Offer** Robert Silverman's intense new performance of Beethoven's monumental Diabelli Variations for solo piano, recorded with Ray Kimber's IsoMike, is released today. Save money by also buying the rare CD of Silverman performing the Rachmaninoff Piano Sonatas. October 1, 2006
	Music Vendors to Shun 2007 CES The change in venue for high-performance audio for the 2007 CES has had unintended consequences for record company exhibitors. October 1, 2006
	The Philadelphia Experiment: Downloads Done Right? The Philadelphia Orchestra offers non-DRM–crippled downloads with lossless encoding an option. September 24, 2006
	The Empire Strikes Back New York's Metropolitan Opera has aggressive plans to make its archive available on-line and screen its productions in HD. September 24, 2006
	Counterfeit van den Hul Power Cords Buyers beware! September 10, 2006
	CEDIA 2006 Kicks Off September 14 The official start to the fall sales season starts Thursday in Denver. September 10, 2006
	San Francisco Mahler Symphony Premiers as Download The San Francisco Symphony's Mahler symphony cycle has been a best-seller on hybrid SACD. It came as a surprise, therefore, to hear that the latest installment, the 5th Symphony, will first be made available as an iTunes download. September 10, 2006
	Naxos: Classical in the Key of MP3 Classical downloads you can buy in a store? Naxos launches MPkey, aimed at taking the pain out of downloading for the classical music lover. September 10, 2006
	Turn That Noise Down! Are you perpetually plugged in? Careful there, Sparky—you could be risking permanent hearing loss. September 3, 2006
	Brussels Hi-Fi & Cinema Show 2006 If you're in Brussels on September 30 and October 1, you can see the latest in audio and video—for free! September 3, 2006
	Industry Update Amina Tech introduces "plastered" loudspeakers; Musical Sounds distributes Acoustic Solid turntables. September 3, 2006
	Nonesuch Donates $1 Million to Katrina Relief Sales of the Nonesuch CD Our New Orleans 2005 have been high enough that the record label could donate $1 million to be used to build homes for musicians and others displaced by Hurricane Katrina. September 3, 2006
	NHT Appoints Mary Cardas North American Sales Manager August 27, 2006
	Polk Audio Acquired by Directed Electronics Speaker company that was started in a garage sold for $136 million. August 27, 2006
	Warner Bros. "Gives Up" on Classical Division was profitable—just not profitable enough. August 20, 2006
	Klipsch Group Acquires API American speaker manufacturer looks to become global force. August 20, 2006

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