Press & Reviews

  • January 15, 2012

    Audio Fidelity 24K Gold and New Target Series Vinyl Releases on 2011 Year End Best Lists

    Powerline, the metal website, named the Riot LP as the best vinyl record release of 2011 and MetroTimes chooses Crosby, Stills & Nash as #1 of the Top 5 Reissues of 2011

  • December 29, 2011

    The Mastering Session and The Music / Sometimes you just get lucky
    The day I learned Steve Hoffman was going to re-master Crosby, Stills & Nash for an Audio Fidelity gold CD edition turned out to be the same day he actually did it. I found out early enough in the day to secure an invitation to Marsh Mastering in Los Angeles, and because I happened to be staying with friends that day only an hour away, managed to arrive in time to witness the entire session. CS&N has been a favorite since I was a teen, so for me, this was like winning the lottery.

  • September 15, 2011

    There's no time like now for audiophile Deadhead fans! Audio Fidelity just released these two amazing reissues of Shakedown Street and Blues for Allah and five more Dead titles from Rhino and four from Mobile Fidelity are on the way!

  • September 15, 2011

    New MUSIC WORTH BUYING episode. On the latest episode of Music Worth Buying, TJR champions the new album Rome from Danger Mouse and Daniel Luppi, while I celebrate Audio Fidelity’s 24 Karat Gold CDs, including Bad Company’s Straight Shooter and Ten Years After’s A Space In Time.

  • September 15, 2011

    After recording an underrated album for the Beatles' record label, Apple, in 1968, James Taylor returned to the States to kick his drug habit and restart his career. A year later he moved to California, signed with Warner Brothers, and imported his producer from London, Peter Asher. Consequently Taylor reintroduced himself to listeners with Sweet Baby James, a landmark album that established the singer/songwriter as a major artist.

  • September 6, 2011

    For those of us whose vinyl copies of James Taylor's triple-platinum 1970 album Sweet Baby James have worn out over time, Audio Fidelity has released a limited-numbered edition of the masterpiece in their 24K+ Gold Compact Disc Series, which uses a unique process to create the kind of warm sound many feel has been lost on today's standard disc. As they describe it, they use the original mixes to create what they consider the best versions of each song to produce a disc with a 24-karat, defect-free gold surface.

  • September 1, 2011

    Roll The Bones is one of those Rush albums that was largely forgot. I remember the title being fairly strong, as my father purchased it when it originally came out (1991). Audio Fidelity has picked up the title and is attempting to restore some of the glory that it rightfully deserves. By remastering the original tapes to a current level and placing it onto a 24K gold CD, Audio Fidelity has made a release that is as close to what the band wanted as possible.

  • August 11, 2011

    Music Review: Ten Years After - A Space In Time (24K+ Gold CD Edition)

  • August 11, 2011

    Carly Simon, “No Secrets” - 24K Gold Edition, (Audio Fidelity). 4 stars

  • August 1, 2011

    "...the music industry is still such a great place to be."