(June
9, 2009) Enjoy the Music.com, a leader in consumer electronics
audio equipment and music reviews for approximately 15 years, has
partnered with vintage DIY specialty magazine VALVE (Vintage
Audio And Valve Enthusiasts). As the sixth print magazine to
join Enjoy the Music.com, this further enhances the vast knowledge
of high-end consumer electronics content already available to millions
of readers worldwide. This new alliance further extends the ability to
reach enthusiasts in virtually every facet of high-end audio.
"We are happy to be working with Enjoy the Music.com on this venture," says founder Dan
Schmalle of VALVE magazine and Bottlehead Corporation. "Editor
Steven R. Rochlin and his online magazine have always been supportive of DIY tube audio community events and developments.
VALVE magazine was a seminal DIY tube audio publication in the
pre-Internet days, and we appreciate the ability to bring more exposure to the new wave of
DIYers with some of the early explorations and experiments that led to the growth of Bottlehead as a leader in tube audio kits."
"Having VALVE magazine join
forces with Enjoy the Music.com is a continuation of efforts to
bring high-end electronic consumers, from the DIY hobbyist to those
seeking finely-crafted cost-no-object finished products, to find the
information they crave for on a continual basis," said Editor
Steven R. Rochlin of Enjoy the Music.com. "Joining our
currently available content that encompasses thousands of reviews, over
100 show reports and so much more, VALVE is now firmly planted
with a proper audience. While many online sites might focus on a small niche
of high-end audio, Enjoy the Music.com achieves that and so much
more. I have found that many consumers may enjoy finished products, yet
desire the joys of building their equipment from well thought out kits.
On the other hand, kit builders highly respect the craft and engineering
prowess of top-flight audiophile gear. Each benefits from the other in a
harmonious convergence as the end result is the same. The result being
to further their life's pleasure though the enjoyment of music. Like Sound
Practices, hobbyist publication VALVE will be part of the Enjoy
the Music.com Review Magazine midmonth update."
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About VALVE
Founded years ago by Dan "Doc B." and "Queen" Eileen
Schmalle, Dan was owner of Classic Radio of Liberty Bay
that specialized in the restoration and custom modification of antique
radios and vintage audio equipment. Fast forward to today and Doc B is
responsible for the Vacuum Tube State of the Art Conference (VSAC)
show and a manufacturer of tube audio kits and finished products aimed at the high-end audiophile and
recording studio markets. Kits ranging from simple preamplifiers to exotic state-of-the-art single-end
vacuum tube amplifiers, plus unique finished products including custom tape recorders,
can be purchased directly from Bottlehead. Tape recorders are co-designed by Doc B. and the highly respected Paul "PJ" Joppa, with consultation from music industry giants like Grammy winning mastering engineer Paul Stubblebine, microphone maven Klaus Heyne and acoustics analyst Bob
Hodas.
About Enjoy the Music.com
Enjoy the Music.com has
been the web’s leading information site for audiophile
music and equipment consumers since 1995. Over the years the site
has
received critical acclaim from worldwide Web surfers and other
like-minded audio
publications both on the Internet and in print. Being affiliated
with three prominent print publications while also offering its
own Review Magazine, Superior Audio, DIY Magazine
and Classic sites — with 120 show reports online to date — Enjoy
the Music.com has become the leading Internet authority
for diverse information serving both audiophiles and music lovers
worldwide. Enjoy the Music.com is also the only specialty audio
site with its own Internet browser and mobile device site so their readership can easily
find information they desire. Enjoy the Music.com is currently
official Internet partners with The Absolute Sound, hi-fi+,
The Audiophile Voice, The Sensible Sound, Sound Practices
and VALVE magazine.
Those desiring an interview with Editor Steven R. Rochlin can e-mail their request by
clicking
here.
Note to journalists: Official
logos and graphics can be downloaded by clicking
here.
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