Zesto's Téssara tube phono preamplifier takes pride of place on the July Stereophile's cover, to accompany Mikey Fremer's review inside. Add to that Jason Victor Serinus on the expensive Audionet Max monoblocks from Germany, John Atkinson on an affordable DAC from Arcam, Larry Greenhill on the awesome No.536 monoblock from the revitalized Mark Levinson company, Art Dudley on the Lamm L.21 preamplifier and the Serbian Soulines Kubrick DCX turntable, and Herb Reichert on turntables from Analogueworks and Palmer, and you'll see why we think this issue is rad! (JA's daughter says "Don't say that, Daddy.")
Steve Guttenberg kicks our July issue off by asking if audiophiles overlook the most cost-effective means of getting Class sound—headphones—Paul Messenger remembers reviewer Alvin Gold, and Robert Baird interviews New Age pianist George Winston. This issue is dope! (JA's daughter says "Don't say that either, Daddy.")
The July Stereophile is awesome!
