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Steven Stone
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Editor, AudiophileReview.com
Denver
Beats
Biography
Steven Stone has been a professional writer and photographer since 1974. He attended Boston University's School of Communications where he received a B/S in Photo-Journalism. After college Stone pursued a course of post-graduate studies with John Benson at ImageWorks in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he also studied with Lisette Model, Carl Chiarenza, Art Kane, Emmett Gowin, and Arnold Newman. Steven Stone has been a monthly columnist, music reviewer, and feature writer for Vintage Guitar Magazine http://www.vintageguitar.com since 1996. His audio-related articles can be seen at The Absolute Sound.com http://www.theabsolutesound.com where he is a senior editor. Stone also edits his own audiophile website, AudiophileReview.com http://audiophilereview.com. He’s has also written for Stereophile, Spin and Creem Magazines. Stone’s editorial photography has appeared in Business Week, The New York Times, Newsweek, Boston Magazine, W, The Absolute Sound, and many other publications. His personal photography is in the collections of the Library of Congress, Biblioteque National of France, and many private collections. Although Stone no longer actively solicits new clients he still retains several high-visibility commercial photography accounts. Mr. Stone is also a recording engineer who specializes in symphony orchestras and acoustic music using purist recording techniques. He recorded the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra for twenty-two years from 1992 to 2014.
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By Donald Byrd, Steven Stone Verified| pmamagazine.org@ Prices listed in US$. I’m back with another bunch of ultra-budget components that don’t perform like budget components. Usually, gear with ultra-low price tags only sound good when compared to cheap Bluetooth speakers or freebee earbuds. Not here. Every component that makes it into this column is worthy of being compared to the kind of serious and expensive gear any advanced audiophile would be happy to have in their system.
By Steven Stone Verified| The Absolute Sound Verified Most of my reviews over the past have been focused on modern digital devices such as DACs and network players, but I’ve owned a reel-to-reel tape deck for over 50 years. My first deck was a Teac 1200U, which I used to record many live concert recordings from FM radio. Later I acquired a Revox A-77 Mark IV with built-in Dolby as well as a second Revox A-77 Mark IV without Dolby. I will admit that for the past 30 years both of those Revoxs did little besides collect dust.
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AudiophileReview.com