05 / 15 / 08
Enjoy
the Music.com's May midmonth update brings two show reports from the
Audiokarma Fest 2008, new editorial with exciting news and announcing hi-fi+
magazine's partnership! You can read all about these incredible new
features within the May midmonth Review
Magazine now online! The Audiokarma show was a resounding success
and we have two reports spanning six web pages with over 110 photos from this
event! Within Steven R. Rochlin's editorial he covers the news concerning hi-fi+
magazine joining the site and the upcoming new section of the site for DIY
enthusiasts plus a special venture in offering free high-resolution music
download via HDtracks! These are indeed exciting times for Enjoy the
Music.com and are glad you will be aboard to experience the most
tremendous growth period of the site in over a decade! See
the May issue of our Review Magazine by clicking
here.
Internet
website Enjoy the Music.com
and internationally
acclaimed British print magazine hi-fi+
have officially joined forces. Sections from the presently
available bi-monthly issue of hi-fi+ can be enjoyed on the
Enjoy the Music.com. This will
benefit both magazines in bringing higher visibility to both
publications within the audiophile community. Special discounted subscription rates
to hi-fi+ may be presented from time for via the Internet. Showing modern
availability, consumers can either choose to receive a print version of
hi-fi+ or an instant digital download to read the entire issue via
subscription or single issue online purchase.
Mark Fisher, publisher of hi-fi+,
says "hi-fi+ is excited to be joining in partnership with Enjoy
the Music.com. We have found working with editor Steven R. Rochlin a joy, and look forward to a long and fruitful relationship between our two companies."
"Having hi-fi+ aboard
our site furthers our goal of being the Internet's leading provider of diverse
information for audiophiles all around the world" says Steven R. Rochlin,
editor of Enjoy the Music.com. "Consumers who may not have been
familiar with the excellent reviews and articles within hi-fi+ now have
a chance to read their celebrated writings. As we are the Internet's largest
Web site for high-performance audio information and news, while also being
supported and endorsed by many print magazines worldwide including The
Absolute Sound, The Audiophile Voice and The Sensible Sound,
it brings me joy to announce our adding hi-fi+ to the fold. Together,
we able to reach tens of millions of readers worldwide."
The most recent issue of hi-fi+ can be seen at www.EnjoyTheMusic.com/hifi_plus/
05 / 14 / 08
RealTraps
has announced a new use and mounting arrangement for their existing line of bass traps and acoustic
panels. MiniGobos are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to favor either isolation, bass trapping, or broadband absorption. MiniGobos are based on RealTraps' standard line of MiniTraps, MicroTraps, and MondoTraps, using hinges to join two or more panels together as a single unit that is stable, easy to handle, and self-supporting. The hinged MiniTraps adds substantial bass trapping in any room. As bass traps or broadband absorbers, MiniGobos are an attractive and portable room treatment solution that avoids the need for stands or wall mounting. Simply place the hinged panels at right angles in each corner for bass trapping, or in a shallow
"V" at reflection points.
Dynaudio
has unveiled the company's new Excite loudspeaker series that combines high-end audio performance that does not require the highest grade of amplification to sound convincing according to the
company. Dynaudio claims that the reasoning is that the Excite models have been specifically designed to make the most of any amplifier's or receiver's power,
yet their specifications say these are harder to drive 4 Ohm load versus
easier to drive 8 Ohm designs plus the Excite line has a low 89dB/W/m
sensitivity for the X36 large floorstander to a much lower 86dB/W/m for the
Excite X12. Dynaudio also says these new models are able to quickly and precisely following the music signal and
"convert every Watt into nothing but pure music". Perhaps the
marketing department and the engineers should have a talk as this is far from
100 percent conversion of each watt to actual acoustic output, let alone
proper high sensitivity as found in current 100dB/W/m designs offered by other
companies. In any event, Dynaudio employed new driver technology including MSP (magnesium silicate polymer) membranes, which offer stiffness, inner damping, and low
mass. The cones structure is mounted to die-cast aluminum frame baskets to ensure a rigid, low mass construction that avoids resonance and vibrations. Lightweight aluminum voice coils are said to yield an extremely light moving system and ensure an ideal impulse response. The phase aligned first-order crossover networks and soft dome tweeters help round out the company's new Excite line. Seen here is the top line Excite X36 three-way floorstander that includes dual 18cm woofers, 11cm midrange and soft dome tweeter ($3,600 per pair). Other models in the new Excite line are the X32 two-way floorstander with dual 14.5cm mid/bass and tweeter ($2,800 per pair), Excite X16 two-way monitor with 18cm mid/bass and tweeter ($1,600 per pair) and Excite X12 two-way monitor with 14.5cm mid/bass and tweeter ($1,200 per pair). All models are available in a choice of Rosewood, Cherry, Black Ash or Maple real-wood finishes.
05 / 13 / 08
NorStone
Design, a French manufacturer of stands and accessories, offers contemporary
furniture. Their new Coda combines the latest trends in design and the strength to hold heavy components. The company says that "Clarity and sobriety are the master orientations behind Coda conception." It is available in Oak or Black lacquer. Seen here is NorStone's Esse in red finish and said to now be NorStone Design's best selling contemporary design, which is also available in
black. The frame is made with p
TEAC
has launches their inCore Audio ZE-1000 (249€) earphones that feature new sound isolating technology for quality music listening and four
drivers! The inCore Audio delivers 20Hz to 20kHz audio that - due to the patented five-layer silicone ear pads - seal off ambient noise resulting in greater acoustic isolation. The dual hi-definition BA (Balanced Armature) drivers produce high quality dynamics, yet characteristically "natural" with layers of musical textures and subtleties according to TEAC. Audiophiles will enjoy the blocking of ambient noise, up to -30dB, plus an airtight seal within the ear canals to optimize the sound isolation. TEAC's inCore Audio ear pads come in three sizes (S, M, L).
05 / 12 / 08
The Recording Industry
Association of America (RIAA), a trade group that represents approximately
90 percent of all legitimate sound recordings produced and sold in the United
States, has released their 2007 sales figures. While total hard copy music
sales are down 16.9 percent with a 19.1 percent decrease of value as compared
to 2007, digital downloads combined with music videos and kiosk sales combined
are up a staggering 38.9 percent with a value increase of 43.2 percent. Hard
copy sales reached 543.9 million units with a dollar value of nearly $7.5
billion dollars, with digital/kiosk being 868.4 million units for a total of
$1.257 billion. Vinyl LP sales increased 36.6 percent, with the numbers
showing sales going from from 0.9 million in 2006 to 1.3 million in 2007.
Meanwhile, SACD sales decreased 30.5 percent to achieve a mere 0.2 million
units sold while DVD-Audio increased 42.1 percent, going from 0.1 million to
approximately 0.2 million units sold. Complete details of the RIAA's report
can be downloaded by clicking here
(Adobe Acrobat file).
05 / 09 / 08
Van
den Hul has announced their Tide Hybrid (pictured) and The Wave
cables. The TIDE Hybrid is a balanced high quality interconnect, based on silver coated O.F.C. conductors and a combined screening made of our patented Linear Structured Carbon and a dense metal braid. The extremely thick jacket, made of our own plasticizer and Halogen free insulation material, Hulliflex warrants a very strong mechanical and chemical protection. The high flexibility and ruggedness makes this interconnect also extremely suitable as a musical instruments cable.
The WAVE is produced as a tribute to 20 years of van den Hul GreenCare. It has a solid core coaxial built with optimal screening protection against RF and HF spurious signals. Despite this it still is reasonably flexible. The exact 75 Ohm impedance also makes it ideal for A.V. and SPDIF applications.
It comes in a olive green Hulliflex jacket and is available in all our standard
lengths.
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)
has announced that audio pioneer Prof. Dr. Fritz Sennheiser
is to be inducted into its CE Hall of Fame. The 95-year-old founder of Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co. KG is one of 12 honorees to be inducted in 2008, and has been chosen by the expert jury in the category Founders and Inventors. "We are as excited about this announcement as is Prof. Dr. Fritz Sennheiser himself," said Volker Bartels, speaker of the Sennheiser executive team. "Fritz Sennheiser still takes a keen interest in the company he founded, and feels very honored by this recognition from the American consumer electronics industry."
05 / 08 / 08
Enjoy the Music.com now offers our first of three
Audio Karma Festival 2008 (AK Fest) show reports.
Audiophiles should know that Audio Karma is an impressive discussion board and Luther Ward provides excellent coverage spanning two pages with nearly 60 great
photos! This 2008 event was held at the Embassy Suites in Livonia, with each
passing year the AK Fest has grown to the point that this year marked a very impressive 50 listening
rooms! There was also live music, door prizes, plenty of fun and of course great music reproduction systems
that were enjoyed. See Luther Ward's AK Fest 2008 coverage by
clicking here.
05 / 07 / 08
Wavecor, a manufacturer of high quality dynamic drivers located in China for loudspeakers, now offer many
new products. Their TW030WA05, TW030WA06, TW030WA07, and TW030WA08 tweeters feature large ferrite magnet, silk dome, three in-ternal chambers, copper clad alu VC wire, 450Hz res. freq., very low distortion, 4 and 8 ohm available, with or without ferrofluid. The new WF118WA (shown) 85mm ferrite magnet, steel frame, 1.25" voice coil, progressive Conex spider, black glass fiber bobbin, paper cone, 4 and 8 ohm available. The new WF118WA is a 4.5" midrange/woofers driver with an 85mm ferrite magnet, steel frame, 1.25" voice coil, progressive Conex spider, black glass fiber bobbin, paper cone, 4 and 8 ohm available. The larger WF146WA is a 5.75" midrange/woofer with 90mm ferrite magnet, steel frame, 1.25" voice coil, progressive Conex spider, black glass fiber bobbin, paper cone, 4 and 8 ohm available. Lastly, the new WF168WA is a 6.5" midrange/woofer with 90mm ferrite magnet, steel frame, 1.25" voice coil, progressive Conex spider, black glass fiber bobbin, paper cone, 4 and 8 ohm
available.
Hagerman Audio
Labs' designer Jim Hagerman has re-introduced and upgraded his award-winning Trumpet ($2899) vacuum tube phonostage with better components and a new two-box
chassis. It is part of the new "heritage" line of products, which includes a hot-rodded Cornet ($1499) and the new variable equalization Flugelhorn phonostage ($1499). For use with MC cartridges, he offer the Piccolo ($449) active MC headamp or the StepUp ($649) MC transformer in matching chassis. A new transformer isolated and balanced AC LineFilter ($499) accommodates 240Vac operation. Available in either red or silver finishes. The re-introduced Trumpet has a gain of 44dB and input Impedance of 47k ohms. Overall frequency
response is extremely wide, rated from 5Hz to 250kHz with only 0.03% distortion. The vacuum tube
compliment is four12AX7 and four 12AU7.
05 / 06 / 08
Enjoy the Music.com
now offers a world's first look at the June / July edition of The
Absolute Sound (Issue 182) with complete table of contents and
editorial! This edition marks the magazine's prestigious 2008 Golden Ear
Awards for both equipment and music! This is a must-see issue! Within Robert
Harley's editorial, titled Getting To Know You, he states, "I'd like to thank the more than 1400 readers who returned the survey card included in Issue 177. That number of responses alone says a lot about you and the passion you have for music and high-end audio. But the details in the data say even more about your interests and hi-h systems, and what you think of
The Absolute Sound.
About a third of you have audio systems with retail prices of $50,000 or more. Although that's a high dollar figure, many TAS readers have been involved in high-end audio for decades, and these readers' systems reflect years and years of upgrades. A "sweet spot" for a complete system seems to be between $6000 and $15,000, a range that describes nearly a quarter of your audio systems."
You can see the table of contents and read the complete editorial by clicking
here.
The
House Ear Institute (HEI), a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing hearing science through research and education to improve quality of life, is working with audio manufacturer sponsor
Sennheiser for their Sound Partners Teen Hearing Conservation Initiative - It's How You Listen that
Counts. Teens are a consumer group at particularly high risk for hearing damage from noise. "With hearing loss on the rise, the House Ear Institute feels it is imperative to educate teens and young adults on the importance of smart listening habits so they know how to protect their hearing from damage over the long term," says Marilee Potthoff, program director, House Ear Institute. "We are happy to again have Sennheiser's support." The initiative is focused on strategically reaching teens online and in the schools. It's educational video spot featuring Ear Bud and teens is posted on YouTube.com, and a profile of Ear Bud has attracted a network of friends on MySpace.com including the Rolling Stones, Beyoncé, John Mayer and other music celebrities. An Ear Bud profile launched on MyYearbook.com in October 2007 has already drawn almost 50,000 new friends.
05 / 05 / 08
Vacuum
Tube Valley magazine will be holding a collector vintage tube audio & musical equipment sale & auction on June 1 at the Lodge at Blue Lakes at Upper Lake, California. The legendary and huge personal vintage tube hi-fi collection of Charlie Kittleson, editor of
Vacuum Tube Valley magazine, will for sale. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see and purchase rare, museum and collector quality vintage tube hi-fi amplifiers, integrateds, preamplifiers, loudspeakers, rare audio books, various parts and much more! Visit
their website for the list of equipment for sale. See our show coverage of Vacuum
Tube Valley's Expo NJ / NYC 2006 by clicking
here.
The now completed High End 2008 in Munich show
was bigger and better than ever before! This year, by adding Atrium 4, they were able to use two of the popular indoor courtyards, as well as the halls below them. The exhibition space
was expanded from 15,500 m² to 18,373 m², an increase of 19 percent. A total of 231 exhibitors from 25 countries were present at the fair. The percentage of exhibitors from abroad rose
again by 4 percent. At the end of the fair, members of the High End Society interviewed many of them to find out what they thought of it. Nearly all of them judged the commercial results and the benefit to their companies of their presence at the fair as good to excellent. By the end of the fair, the total number of visitors had increased by 7.7 percent compared to the previous year. The turnout from international trade visitors as foreign guests came from 57 countries and accounted for half of the total trade visitors. The total number of journalists was 407, with a visitor count not including press or exhibitors
having increased to 13,895. See Enjoy the Music.com's report of the High End 2008 event by
clicking here.
Enjoy
the Music.com now offers awesome swag! From hats to t-shirts... beer stein and tote bag, a wide variety of cool products to show your support for the high-end community. As a bonus, if one of our
representatives or Secret Agents catches you wearing our swag at an audio show you may receive some free audiophile
products! You could receive free music, or tubes... could be cables or excellent tweak devices.
Come join us and show your joy of music to the world and perhaps win some cool stuff for your home audio system!
To get your share of great products we offer plus have a chance for free
audiophile goodies at shows click
here.
05 / 01 / 08
Enjoy the Music.com's May
issue of both Superior Audio
and Review Magazine are now
online! Superior Audio showcases the Sanders Sound Systems ESL
Amplifier and step back and once again learn about the excellent ModWright
Denon 3910 universal player and Aural Acoustics' Model B loudspeaker. The Review
Magazine celebrates tweaking and DIY projects including A One-Tube
Regulator, the AV8 DIY tube amplifier, DIY anti-vibration platform, a very
impressive DIY record cleaning machine plus various DIY record cleaning
formulas! For vinyl junkies we have setting your VTA with a non-technical
explanation. Audio equipment manufacturer Axiom Audio shows us how room
treatments can make a profound difference to the way your systems performs
within a listening room. See the May
issue of our Review Magazine by clicking
here and Superior Audio by clicking
here.
04 / 30 / 08
Rick Becker's extensive FSI
2008 Montreal show coverage in now online! With well over 10,000 words
filling an impressive eight web pages, we have many exclusive photos that must be
seen! This is among the very best Montreal audiophile show coverage for
both those who did and did not attend this event. Sit back, relax, and read
about the world premiere product launches and people who make this event a joy
to attend. To read Rick's report click
here.
04 / 24 to 04 / 27
Enjoy
the Music.com will be offering our exclusive daily updates to the
must-attend show of the spring! Munich's High End Society is presenting their
High End 2008 show takes place at Munich's M.O.C. A staggering 18,373 m²
(60,278 ft²) of floor space will be filled with everything from vinyl albums
to the upper echelons of ultra high-end audio gear. Over 225 confirmed
registrations from 24 countries will be represented. A grand total of around
700 brands from Germany and abroad will be seen during this event.
Location: M,O,C, Munich, Lilienthalallee 40
Duration: April 24th through 27th
Trade Day: Thursday, April 24th (only by pre-registration)
Open: From 10am through 6pm
Entrance fee:
Trade visitors: 20€ with pre-registration for all days
Public: 10€ per day or 20€ for family ticket (for 2 adults and up to
3 children)
Kindergarten on site free of charge
Enjoy the Music.com's show coverage can
be seen by clicking here.
04 / 23 / 08
Enjoy the Music.com has posted the
April/May 2008 edition of The $ensible Sound
magazine. This issue features auditions of the Acoustisoft MP-B-USB Kit and Audio-Technica ATH-A700
plus reviews of the SVS SCS-01 satellite speakers & SB12-Plus subwoofer, KEF Reference
205/2, Onkyo TXSR 705 & TXSR 805 AV receivers and the NHT Classic Four loudspeakers.
Within editor David A. Rich's editorial titled Red Faced Rich Again, he says,
"This review of the Oppo DV-980H in the January 2008 issue of Stereophile, Kalman Robinson identified some AV receivers as incompatible when playing SACD discs over the HDM link because the subwoofer (0.1) channel is inactive. I did not check for activity in the subwoofer channel and missed the problem. The fix, a response to Dr. Robinson's discovery, is on the Oppo web site where you need to navigate to the Do-It-Yourself Firmware Update Instructions for the Oppo DV-980H, release date of October 9, 2007 or
later..." To see this issues entire table of contents and read the
complete editorial click here.
Ampphion
will be having a world first preview of their new Krypton2 (12,800€)
full range loudspeaker at the
High End 2008 event in Munich. The
Krypton2 utilizes a cardioid dispersion pattern to decrease unwanted room
reflections and allow one to hear less of the room and more of the
loudspeaker. Cardioid dispersion is achieved via large tweeter waveguide and
placing the two 8” midranges in their separate flow controlled chambers. The
cardioid chambers reduce the energy to the side by 5dB and 20dB to the rear,
and allow to midranges to work in nearly open-air conditions. Newly developed
midrange drivers made by SEAS utilize a new wood and plant fiber membrane. A
newly designed titanium tweeter, also made by SEAS, is housed in a proprietary
waveguide. Overall frequency response is from 19Hz to 30kHz with a sensitivity
of 87dB/W/m and impedance of 4 Ohms. Driver compliment is a single tweeter,
pair of 8-inch ribbed wood and plant fiber cones by Seas and 10-inch Nomex
woofers by Peerless. Box dimensions are 1370 x 240 x 470 (HxWxD in mm).
A smaller brother to the Amphion Krypton2 is
the new Prio 620, with the drivers placed vertically in a WTW format in
accordance with their Amphion Time Accurate Point Source (TAPS) system. The
Prio 620 is based on 6.5-inch woofer and a new Seas sourced tweeter and it is
available in white, black and birch. Also of note is the Prio 510 two-way
bookshelf based on the new 5.25 Peerless Nomex driver and 25 mm titanium
tweeter. Lastly, Amphion's new Argon2 Anniversary (1680€ in white) is a
celebration of their 10th year Anniversary. A newly developed Titanium
tweeter, which was developed for the Krypton project, is employed for the
uppermost frequencies. It has a slightly modified crossover design as well as
Gold plated WBT binding posts. Argon2 Anniversary is available in white,
black, birch and cherry.
Holfi
will have a world premier of their new Batt2riia (2150€) next generation
battery powered MM/MC phono preamplifier at the
High End 2008 show in Munich. The
Batt2riia combines unique features including battery power and current
amplification. This combination is said to achieve extraordinary low noise
level and audiophile sound quality far beyond it's price tag. This second
generation Batt2riaa is a further development of the original, now with a
larger and more refined power supply and larger batteries. It also contains
the WBT Nextgen RCA connectors. Normally, phonostages are voltage
amplification designs, and at Holfi they work with the fact that transistors
are by nature a current amplifying device (unlike tubes or FETs). According to
the company, using them in accordance with their nature gives several
advantages: The transistor produces much less distortion and less noise.
Because of their low internal impedance MC cartridges deliver a quite potent
current signal, much higher than a typical MM cartridge. As all other Holfi
electronics the Batt2riaa is a single ended design and totally without global
feedback. Overall frequency range is a super wide 2Hz to 1.3MHz with an RIAA
accuracy of +/- 0.2 dB.
04 / 22 / 08
Linn
has once again put forth their vinyl expertise as the company's new Majik LP12
($3750) turntable combines decades of analog engineering! Combining the legendary 35 year old LP12 performance at lower entry fee, the
Majik LP12 consists of an internal Majik LP12 power supply, solid base board, Adikt MM cartridge and Pro-Ject 9cc tonearm. Like the original LP12, the
Magik LP12 performance can be further improved over time by upgrading the turntable with any one of Linn's range of turntable accessories, such as a Lingo external power supply, Keel sub-chassis and armboard, Akito tonearm, Klyde cartridge, and Trampolin base board. "The
Magik LP12 lets even more music lovers access Sondek performance from their cherished vinyl; it's also fully upgradeable and can improve any Hi-Fi system."
said Ivor Tiefenbrun MBE, Founder and Chairman of Linn Products. "It's fantastic that after thirty five years, not only is our first product still going strong, but more people than ever are continuing, resuming or just starting an enduring love affair with the LP format."
The Magik LP12 is available in various woo and solid colors.
05/2004 Linn
has done it again with a successful partnership with critically acclaimed
automobile manufacturer Aston Martin to offer audio systems within their
vehicles. First came the Linn entertainment system within the V12 Vanquish
approximately a year ago, and today they extend their products to be offered
as standard within Aston Martin's new DB9.
The
Aston Martin DB9 does produce a mere 450bhp from their 6-liter V12 engine.
Fitted as standard in the DB9 includes Linn's 128W Audio System that consists
of a 5-channel stereo amplification and loudspeaker solution. Four 22 wpc.
amplifiers, developed from Linn's latest ultra-linear CHAKRA technology, drive
two loudspeakers situated in stereo configuration in the vehicle's doors. Each
of these active loudspeakers contains a 4-inch mid-range drive unit and a
1-inch tweeter. An additional 40-watt amplifier drives the 8-inch bass
reinforcement loudspeaker which is situated between the rear seats. The Linn
260W Audio System is the mid-level option in the range, offering greater power
and the addition of Limbik-powered surround sound, delivering superior sound
and tuneful performance that is simply totally involving. Surround sound
processing in the Linn 260W System is handled by Linn's proprietary Limbik
software algorithm which converts a normal stereo signal into 6 discrete
channels of pitch-accurate sound, immersing the driver in the performance.
Those seeking the best package available will opt for Linn's 950W Audio System
with reference quality Chakra amplification powered by Linn's proprietary
Switch Mode Power Supply technology resulting in substantially greater power
output and improved sound quality with ten channels of 75W driving the active
full-range loudspeakers and an additional 200W driving the active bass
reinforcement loudspeaker. This system also has servo-controlled bass
reinforcement loudspeakers using an accelerometer to provide the correct
feedback required for pitch accurate performance down to the lowest
frequencies. On an updated side note, Aston Martin now chooses Band &
Olufson for their in-car audio system.
Tonian
Labs now offers the ultimate decoupling resonators, the UCDR ($495 for set of three), which are are designed to work under CD-players, amplifiers, preamplifiers and loudspeakers. The company claims that energy is transferred to a single point, this way the whole system will resonate on a single point in one frequency and that way there will be more focus for the reproduced music. Basically, the way they work is by taking the vibration energy to a single point, which is more like putting your equipment on top of a needle. Each unit is made with a combination of bronze, brass, and
wood.
Electrocompaniet, a Norwegian manufacturer who recently acquired
Nordic Tone, will be introducing their new Prelude Maestro high-end home entertainment
center at Munich's High End 2008 event.
This all-in-one system from Electrocompaniet includes amplifiers, tuner, CD, SACD and DVD player integrated into one unit that fits easily into any modern interior. The Class AB amplifiers produces three channels of 120 watts, while the DVD player includes upscaling to 1080P and has HDMI output. The new DAB radio system and a selection of functions can be installed in the available expansion slot. As an option, users can add wireless rear amplification
consisting of two channels at 75 watts each. This allows for full 5 channel surround sound. A pair of self-powered subwoofers can be connected to the Prelude Maestro. As for, Nordic Tone, the company has been acquired by Electrocompaniet including all patents, products and rights to the Norwegian loudspeaker projects.
04 / 21 / 08
Internationally
acclaimed and leading Internet specialty audio and music review Web site
Enjoy the Music.com
has launched their MusicGiants Concierge Collection
Contest! In the past
three years well over $135,000 in prizes have
been offered; with each one creating a huge buzz throughout the
audiophile community. In concert with MusicGiants,
Enjoy the Music.com
will be awarding $250 worth of DRM-free music to an opt-in Mailing List
member residing within the United States of America.
"Right on the heels of ending the over $41,000
equipment contest, it brings me joy to announce this special gift of
music to a lucky member of our readership. As the only online audiophile magazine with the resources and
support to have the opportunity to offer over $135,000 in prizes in the
past three years, it brings me great pleasure to give away
a wonderful collection of music specially chosen for the contest winner." said Steven R. Rochlin, editor of Enjoy the
Music.com.
"Our relationship with MusicGiants strongly shows how consumers
desire high-resolution music versus the lower quality compressed music
files offered by other online music vendors. Our critical readership
expects no less than acquiring the very best, and this is precisely why Enjoy
the Music.com is working with MusicGiants." The contest begins April 21, 2008 and
will end May 31, 2008 with the winner being notified via e-mail.
MusicGiants' online store for Enjoy the Music.com can be seen at this
link. To learn more about the contest and enter to win click
here.
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