Check out this old copy of Stereophile

[sealy]

I recently purchased a couple of tweeters from a fellow enthusiast. He had a large collection of Stereophile magazines dating from about 1990 to around 2003. He asked me if I wanted them. I said, "heck ya!"

I ended up with 112 issues, about 30 of which are dinky little guys, about the size of a Reader's digest, like the one in the attached photo. All are in mint condition.

It's going to be a treat browsing through these.

 

[enricosonic]

Cool. My grandfather left behind a couple hundred of those from the early '70s to mid '90s. I can literally spend hours flippin' through those things.

 

[motorstereo]

Nice score. I love checking out those vintage mags. I've also been on a vintage magazine hunt myself as off late. I just acquired most of the 70's and 80's stereo review and audio magazines all in one great score. Also several hundred cataloged vintage test reports as well. I have a lifetime of great reading ahead of me it looks like.

 

[Dale A B]

I had a subscription to the old digest size Stereophile, and really enjoyed it back then. I seem to remember a year's subscription was $35. I think I ended up donating most of those to our local library.

NP - Manowar - Hail To England

 

[spkrdtr]

I recently purchased a couple of tweeters from a fellow enthusiast. He had a large collection of Stereophile magazines dating from about 1990 to around 2003. He asked me if I wanted them. I said, "heck ya!"

I ended up with 112 issues, about 30 of which are dinky little guys, about the size of a Reader's digest, like the one in the attached photo. All are in mint condition.

It's going to be a treat browsing through these.

Those 'dinky little guys' were the brainchild of J. Gordon Holt, Sterophile's managing editor who grew the magazine into the world's leading high-end audio publication.

 

[Vaughn]

Yeah, check out that old Stereophile...

I had a subscription at that time and remember having that issue