Audio-Head's Show Coverage

Eddie Current’s New Solid State – Red Top – CAS 2014

Tube headphone amplifier manufacture Eddie Current has been around the scene for quite some time. The boutique company is probably

While the Olive brand may hit the mainstream a bit more than your typical audiophile company, the company’s line of

The brothers Bargenquast of Audioengine had a new product to talk about, although images weren’t quite ready for primetime. The

The Los Angeles Head Fi meets are starting reach a scale that puts them on par with many of local

Any headphone ethuthisast will tell you that if you spend enough time in the hobby, you are eventually going to

I always enjoy finding new elaborations on product categories that seem well traveled. About halfway into the Los Angeles show,

You don’t usually see too many gimmicks at a Head Fi meet. The products on display tend to stay fairly

As is the popular trend, Capital Audiofest had its own collection of personal audio called Canmania. A excellent showing of

Drew Baird’s Moon Audio produces a solid a selection of custom cables, but what he brings to an audio show

HifiMan’s extensive lineup of person audio products continues to dazzle attendees throughout the audio show circuit. The company had a

Cypher Labs originally broke ground in personal audio with its portable digital separates. The AlgoRythm series partnered nicely with external

Brannan from Noble Audio almost always receives the AH show award for “trendiest haircut” but was nearly knocked off the

I had a chance to catch up with Brand Manager Christopher Vick at his Canmania table as he hosted the