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When you really want to know about a place, you ask a local. That's the idea behind our team of South American Insiders. These on-the-ground experts are always out and about, looking for the experiences found only in South America. Got questions? Fire away, and enjoy the benefits of some good, solid, insider information.
Terra Hall
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Kevin Raub
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About Terra HallThis American journalist traveled to places many Peruvians have never heard of, stocked her kitchen with fruits that look like they're from a sci-fi flick, and re-enrolled in school so she can say phrases beyond "¿Dónde está la biblioteca?." Whether it's paragliding over the Malecon, where Lima's green coast meets the royal blue sea, or rappelling 300 feet into a canyon, everyday in this country is an adventure.
Terra Hall's FavoritesFavorite Peruvian food: Vegan lomo saltado
Favorite outing to date: Hiking along the edge of a mountain, later followed by repelling 300 feet into a canyon and exploring an abandoned mine now inhabited by bats
Favorite neighborhood: Barranco, for its bohemian vibe and artisan shops
About Natalie SouthwickThis Boston-raised and Chicago-educated journalist never felt so at home as she does in Bogotá. In just over a year, Natalie swam in the jewel-blue Caribbean near Santa Marta, chowed on ceviche in Cartagena, hiked through misty wax palms in Salento, ogled dinosaur fossils in Villa de Leyva and danced salsa into the wee hours in Cali.
Natalie Southwick's FavoritesFavorite food: Ajíaco
Favorite coffee shop: Juan Valdez Café
Favorite hidden gem: José Celestino Mutis Jardín Botánico in Bogotá
Favorite place to spend all my money: Usaquén Sunday market
About Kevin RaubCo-author of Lonely Planet's Brazil guide and coordinating author of the Brazil section of South America on a Shoestring guide, Kevin has–not surprisingly–traveled extensively across Brazil. He learned to dive in Fernando de Noronha, sought after the perfect moqueca from Espírito Santo to Bahia and swam with pink dolphins in the Amazon. Kevin also regularly tweets about his adventures @RaubOnTheRoad.
Kevin Raub's FavoritesFavorite São Paulo Restaurant: Maní
Favorite Beach: Praia do Sancho, Fernando de Noronha
Favorite Bar Snack: Coxinhas at Bar Veloso, São Paulo
Favorite Ecotourism Destination: Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul
About Ilan GreenfieldIlan is a musician, composer, writer, translator and art enthusiast living in Quito with his wife and two children. He also created an Ecuadorian travel magazine christened 'Ñan' (or 'road' in Quechua) with a close group of colleagues. He says that Ecuador is as small as a peanut on a world map, but at the same time, the whole world fits snuggly within it. He certainly has a lot to tell and many reasons to invite you to come to Ecuador and, as they say, 'take the plunge'...
Ilan Greenfield's FavoritesFavorite beach: Los Frailes
Favorite restaurant: Los Tiestos, in Cuenca
Favorite Galapagos Islands: Fernandina, the youngest, and Española, the oldest!
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About Eileen SmithSince moving to Santiago eight years ago, Eileen has sat with huasos at a rodeo in Futaleúfu, eaten chancho en piedra near the river in Talca and bought olives in Punta de Choros. As a travel writer, she dispenses advice for a living, so feel free to ask a question!
Eileen Smith's FavoritesFavorite beach town: Pichilemu
Best hiking near Santiago: Parque Mahuida, or Aguas de San Ramón
Favorite spot for lunch in the Vega Chica: Tía Ruth's
Best place to buy souvenirs in Santiago: Pueblo Los Dominicos
About Bridget GleesonIn the name of travel journalism, Bridget has been up to the highest cliffs of the Andes, down to chilly sea level at the end of the earth in Tierra del Fuego, and right in the center of the crowded dance floor at tango clubs in Buenos Aires. She fell in love with Argentina and its people and is happy to share what she learned with her fellow travelers.
Bridget Gleeson's FavoritesFavorite Tango Song: Niebla del Riachuelo (Cobián & Cadícamo, 1937)
Favorite Wildlife Experience: Whale-watching in Península Valdés
Favorite Café in Buenos Aires: Any of the 73 bares notables (historic bars) designated by the city
Favorite Cultural Experience: A traditional asado with choripán, Malbec and good friends
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Líbano is in the department of Tolima, located about halfway between Bogotá and the coffee axis city of Manizales. It looks to be about a 4-hour drive or so from Bogotá and a bit less coming from Manizales. If you are in either of those cities, you should be able to find transport that would take you there. You would probably have to leave fairly early if you're only planning to spend part of a day there, as traffic can get pretty heavy in the mornings, but if you're willing to sit in a vehicle for a few hours each way, it's definitely doable.
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I'm not aware of any particular families that are doing this in Quito. Couch surfing is popular amongst backpackers, and increasingly popular in Ecuador as a whole, but it is also something I don't have any experience with. I do know of a Spanish Institute that houses students with families, and people of all ages are enrolled. Maybe they have contacts of families wishing to host visitors in Quito. The school is called Simón Bolívar Spanish School +(593 2) 254-4558, and their website is www.simon-bolivar.com.
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Hello Jon,
The Eco-Route takes you a few kilometers before the Mindo turn-off, which you take to Séptimo Paraíso (it is only a couple of minutes down the road). All of this is paved. A large portion of The Eco-Route is not paved, which is what makes it so special! To get to the Eco-Route you must cross the city towards Mount Pichincha, the large volcano you see in front of you once in Quito. You must get to Avenida Mariscal Sucre, locally known as "La Occidental". This is a peripheral highway that edges western Quito. The turn off to El Quinde Eco-Route is also clearly labelled Mena del Hierro (this is a small neighborhood that slopes up the mountain), it's a very obvious overpass some 500 meters south of the El Condado condo complex (if you're northbound, you don't actually reach El Condado). If you've found the turn off, you should be on Calle Machala, climbing up the mountain, so to speak. You continue straight on a winding paved road heading towards the town of Nono. A wonderful visit, by the way, is the Yanacocha Forest Reserve. This is a 20 minute detour to your left a little before Nono — the detour lies some 10 kms from the turn-off point at La Occidental. Once in Nono, you must go left at the first intersection and then continue along for a very beautiful ride!
Dear Olivia,
Unfortunately, there is no public transportation directly from the airport in Santiago to Viña del Mar. You can hire a private car through one of the companies at the airport, which will cost you $160 US, one-way (per car, not per person). Another option is to either take a taxi, transfer or the Centropuerto bus (in descending order of cost) to the close by Pajaritos metro station. Here there is a small bus depot from which buses to Viña leave about every 15 minutes until approximately 9:30 PM. Your B&B should be able to either provide transportation or recommend how to get to their location from the Viña del Mar bus station, which is quite centrally-located.
I hope that helps!
Dear Lily,
Chile is absolutely a safe place, and it is definitely okay for your daughter to take a taxi. The application SaferTaxi, available for iPhone and Android, is a great option to order a known taxi, and does not cost more than a regular taxi. It is also possible for your daughter to ask restaurants and hotels to hail or call a taxi for her if she is concerned about doing it herself. There are also radio taxis that she can call, but this is easier for Spanish speakers, which I am not sure if your daughter is. Radio taxis depend on locations, so the first two options I gave are easier. Santiago is much safer than many major cities in the United States, though like in the US, a pinch of caution never hurt!
I hope I've put you at ease. I have been in Santiago for ten years, and have found taxis to be just fine.
Hi Mike,
You can absolutely use Santiago as a base for day trips or overnight trips to a variety of locations. Santiago is well-placed between the mountains and coast, and is close to a few wine-producing valleys, and several good hikes.
Mountains: in season, you can easily take a day (or overnight) trip to one of the ski areas at Valle Nevado, La Parva or El Colorado. A slightly more tiring day trip (weather dependent) has you going close to the Argentine border at Portillo, where you can ski in the shadow of Aconcagua, the highest mountain in South America. The first three you can stay overnight, where Portillo only allows week-long stays.
Beach: Two popular trips are Valparaíso and Viña del Mar. Valparaíso is a UNESCO heritage site, a colorful, hilly port city with funiculars in several key spots to save you some walking up the many cerros (hills). Viña del Mar is flatter, has more beach access and is home to the country's most well-known casino, as well as a very good archaeology and history museum, the Fonck. Slightly farther afield, but no less interesting is one of the main surf beaches in the country, Pichilemu, where big wave contests are held annually, or Maitencillo, a quieter, flatter beach town with good lodging and food options.
Wine country: The easiest access is via tour to the Casablanca Valley, but if you have a particular interest, you can pick and choose. There are bike tours, wine tasting tours and winery tours, or you can rent a car (and designate a driver) to go to several wineries on your own, but for this you should make reservations. If you prefer to see only close-in wineries, it is easy to get to Concha y Toro, Aquitania, and Cousiño Macúl though mostly public transportation from Santiago. If you have a particular interest in (for example) biodynamic production, check out small-producer Antiyal in Alto Jahuel. Several wineries have their own B&Bs to cater to those who'd like a weekend in the country together with their wine.
Hiking: The easiest access points for hiking near Santiago are at Parque Mahuida, where there is access to the national Chilean trail (sendero de Chile) or at Aguas de San Ramón, where there is a good day hike up to a waterfall. If you want to see the mountains from up close, but aren't sure about hiking in them, take a drive (or bus) up to Cajón de Maipo, where you can decide to hike, or just have traditional Chilean meal (try the pastel de choclo, a kind of shepherd's pie with corn, in season).
Hope that helps!
Hi Ralph,
Hey Thomas!
That's a loaded question and yes, quite a whirlwind but a nice sampling of the country! Let's see…in Rio there is a well-regarded newish culinary class you could take – I cannot vouch for it personally yet but it gets good reviews. It's called Cook in Rio. In a four-hour class, you learn how to make some of the country's most iconic dishes, including the Afro-Brazilian masterpiece known as moqueca (Bahian seafood stew) or Brazil's national dish, feijoada (pork and bean stew), along with side dishes and caipirinhas! Also, I would try to escape some of the more touristy areas and go where the locals go. It's not entirely void of tourists, but a local favorite is Bar Urca for the sunset.
In Sao Luis, don't miss the day trip to Alcântara. This peaceful and fiercely-preserved colonial village is as pretty as a painting. The best restaurant in Sao Luis is Cabana do Sol. They do a great steak made from carne do sol (sundried meat). Of course, in Salvador, you are in the heart of Brazil's Afro-centric culture and the food doesn't disappoint. The aforementioned moqueca is my personal favorite Brazilian dish and this is Ground Zero. Try the one at Donana. Don't forget to douse it in fiery Bahian hot sauce. Bahia's most famous street food, acarajé (black-eyed pea fritters stuffed with vatapá, a creamy paste of shrimp, peanuts, coconut milk and dendê oil) should also not be missed at Casa Da Dinha. In Salvador, the Brazilian martial art-dance known as capoeira, developed over 400 years ago by Afro-Brazilian slaves as a means of self-defense, remains hugely popular. Part martial art technique, part acrobatics, part synced dancing, a capoeira class at the Associação Brasileira de Capoeira Angola will offer you all sorts of insight to Bahian culture. In Olinda, don't miss the signature dish at Oficina do Sabor, a baked pumpkin stuffed with shrimp and lobster in passion fruit sauce. Amazing!
Now, on to Noronha – my specialty! The best restaurant at the moment is Mergulhão – try any fish dish they serve! – and it's also a great spot for stupendous views and a sundowner. Another great spot is Varanda, which does great moquecas as well as a super interesting shrimp and rice dish with okra and wild saffron. For something more casual, O Pico is my current favorite. Brazil isn't widely known for ceviche, but they do a Brazilianized version with fresh island fish and the option of add-on's like maracujá (passion fruit), pesto or pimenta biqinho, a tangy pepper. In addition to the country's best diving, one of the unique experiences you can have in Noronha is witnessing the opening of a sea turtle nest. This is a truly astonishing site. It's seasonal, though. Contact the helpful English-speaking Adriana at Your Way for information on that and anything Noronha related.
I have never been to Chapada Diamantina, unfortunately. So, when you return home, you let me know how it was!
Enjoy Brazil!
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Jacinta lives with her husband and six children in San Juan, a tiny and remote hamlet in the mountains of northern Argentina. My sons, Adrian, and Alexander, our guide, Facundo, and I had just arrived, after a long day of hiking. Because San Juan is off the grid, Facundo...Read More
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On the November 14th, 2014 edition of the Friday Night Blitz, highlights include the second week of playoffs, including Oregon City at Sheldon, Wilsonville at Springfield and Marist vs. Corvallis.
Friday Night Blitz – November 7th
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HARRISBURG, Ore. — Harrisburg library supporters are working to build a new library in town, but they're still hundreds of thousands of dollars short of their goal. Harrisburg residents said the current library is too small and doesn't even have enough space for all the town's books. For the last six years, they've been fundraising … Continue reading »
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Forest River Hiring
HARRISBURG, Ore. — The Forest River Facility is looking to hire dozens of new employees over the next few months. The company moved into the old Monaco Plant on Diamond Hill Drive in August and they're not wasting any time getting the factory back up and running. Former Monaco management and a few other staff … Continue reading »
Harrisburg Honors Heroes
EUGENE, Ore. — One of the longest standing and most touching Memorial Day ceremonies took place in Harrisburg Monday. Veterans, Boy Scouts Troop 89, and the community performed wreath laying and flag ceremonies at cemeteries all around town. Four war veterans and VFW members shared their stories in this touching tribute, that started at the River Bank Gazebo. … Continue reading »
Fire Burns at Smucker Pelleting
HARRISBURG, Ore. — Fire crews responded to calls of a warehouse fire burning on Powerline Rd. in Harrisburg. The first calls came in just after 6:35 a.m. Wednesday. Fire officials say many firefighters, from Eugene to Brownsville, responded to the fire at Smucker Pelleting, a manufacturing plant that makes feed pellets for livestock. They say one building … Continue reading »
Harrisburg Gets Hit Hard By Snow
HARRISBURG, Ore. – There were reports that Harrisburg saw more than a foot of snow on Friday. Not a lot of people were out on the roads, or out playing in the snow, but KEZI 9 News Reporter Cyd Dutcher did catch up with a few brave souls, trying to take advantage of the snow … Continue reading »
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HARRISBURG, Ore. — While the fog was thick in Harrisburg on Wednesday it didn't stop the students at Harrisburg Elementary School from learning how to make fog right in their classroom. Meteorologist Melissa Frey spent the morning with the second graders in Mrs. Grassman, Tucker and Jackson's classes teaching them how to forecast the weather. For … Continue reading »


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Rep. Marlin Stutzman, R-3rd, has a second challenger in his bid for re-election this fall.
Libertarian Scott Wise has joined Stutzman and Democrat Justin Kuhnle on the ballot for the Nov. 4 general election.
Wise also ran in 2010, receiving 4.1 percent of the vote to finish third out of five candidates. Stutzman, then a state senator from Howe, won election to his first term that year and was re-elected in 2012.
Wise was a candidate for the 3rd District Republican nomination in 2008, getting 23 percent of the vote against incumbent Mark Souder. He ran for mayor of Columbia City as a Libertarian in 2011, drawing 6.5 percent of votes cast to finish last in a three-candidate field.
Wise said in a statement that he is a continuous improvement manager at Warner Electric in Columbia City, a graduate of Indiana University and a lifelong resident of northeast Indiana's 3rd District, having grown up in LaGrange County.
He said he turns 47 this month.
He filed his candidacy with the Indiana secretary of state's office on July 2, the same day Hoosier Libertarians filed for seven other congressional seats, three statewide posts – secretary of state, auditor and treasurer – and more than a dozen seats in the General Assembly.
Wise said in a statement issued Saturday about Republicans and Democrats, I've had enough of these two political parties running this country into the ground.
He also said, If we do not return to our small government roots, and live within our means, hardship will be in America's future for generations to come.
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Four rockets were fired in the past 24 hours, the military said, without elaborating on the test or type of rockets fired.
Streets are subdued, marketplaces are quiet and people are on edge in Jewish areas of Jerusalem.
The house demolished in the Silwan neighborhood near the Old City belonged to Abdel Rahman al-Shaludi.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon strongly condemned an attack on a synagogue in West Jerusalem.
Israeli authorities gave preliminary approval for construction of 200 new homes in a Jewish area of east Jerusalem.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas accused Israel on Tuesday of leading the region toward a "religious war".
Palestinians have repeatedly clashed with police at the site.
Palestinians are urging UNSC to demand that Israel stop incitement against Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.
Amnesty International says Israel displayed "callous indifference" in attacks on family homes in the densely populated coastal strip.
Israel recalled its ambassador to Sweden for "consultations", hours after Stockholm recognised Palestine.
The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on recent tensions between Israel and the Palestinians.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon urged Israel and the Palestinians on Tuesday to move away from unilateral actions.
The location is the holiest site in Judaism and the third holiest in Islam, and is a frequent flashpoint for demonstrations.
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PHOTOS: 2014 CMA Awards
Country's biggest artists celebrated at the annual CMA Awards.
Trisha Yearwood, The Band Perry star on 'Nashville'
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Vince Gill honored at BMI Country Awards
Keith Urban, Ashley Monroe and Michael McDonald performed a tribute to Gill at the event.
'Crazy' tops list of influential country songs
Willie Nelson's classic song has topped a new list of country's most notable songs.
CMAs add more entertainment
The Doobie Brothers, Thomas Rhett, and Hunter Hayes have all been added to tonight's star-studded lineup.
Miranda Lambert has quite the wardrobe for the CMAs
The country star spent hours with wardrobe experts, preparing for five costume changes at tomorrow's CMAs.
Kenny Chesney 'fired up' for tour with Jason Aldean
Kenny Chesney says he is ready to rock with Jason Aldean next summer.
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Cole Swindell takes you behind the scenes at the 2014 Country Music Association Awards.
'Kid' Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley 'host' the CMAs
The 48th Annual CMA Awards will air on Wednesday, hosted by Underwood and Paisley who are all grown up now.
WATCH: Garth Brooks falls onstage
The country superstar tripped over his own feet and fell flat on his face.
WATCH: Blake Shelton on '60 Minutes'
"The Voice" star sat down with "60 Minutes" to talk about his love of country music and Miranda Lambert.
WATCH: Vince Gill honored for career, charity work
The Grammy-winning singer unveiled a bronze statue of himself at his alma mater, Northwest Classen High School.
Garth Brooks to debut new album online
You can hear a sneak peak of "Man Against Machine" before its released on Nov. 11.
Hunter Hayes plans tech-filled tour
Hayes says he's using technology "still in the design phase" that has never been used on tour before.
Brad Paisley joins New York's first country festival
The inaugural FarmBorough event is slated for June.
Luke Bryan to headlines New Orleans' largest Mardi Gras party
The "Drunk on You" hitmaker will be the headliner for the annual extravaganza in February.
Dolly Parton calls out 'judgmental' Christians
The country superstar wants all of her fans to get along.
'Nashville' cast recording Christmas album
Actors from hit TV show have teamed up with Rascal Flatts bassist Jay DeMarcus to record a new album.
Kenny Chesney and Jason Aldean launch joint tour
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Sunday, November 23, 2014
Game On at GDC '06
The expo floor opened today at the 2006 Game Developers Conference (GDC) in san Jose, Calif., greeting more than 12,000 video game professionals and enthusiasts from around the world. ... Continue Reading →
Ottawa Fest Calls for Entries
Independent, commercial and student animators around the world are encouraged to submit recent works for the 30th annual the Ottawa Int'l Animation Festival. The 2006 event will ... Continue Reading →
Over the Hedge Bows at Sprockets
The ninth annual Sprockets Toronto International Film Festival for Children has announced a slate of films, including some high-profile animated titles. In its Special Presentation ... Continue Reading →
ShoWest Sneaks M:I-3, Fetes Big CGI
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Fantasy Followers Drawn to L.A.'s Wizard World
Once the province of young children, the comic book world continues its phenomenal growth in the adult demographic. Case in point: This St. Patrick's Day in Los Angeles, Wizard ... Continue Reading →
Cartoon Movie Ends on an Upbeat Note
The Eighth edition of Cartoon Movie ended on an optimistic note this past weekend as awards were handed out to individuals and companies that had made huge strides in the feature toon ... Continue Reading →
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November 2014 - Artesania go Krion - As fellow Spaniards Vibex have for the casings of their AC/DC filters, equipment rack experts Artesania Audio add a Krion option to their existing bonded-glass shelves for turntables and amp racks. Krion is a composite material of the Porcelanosa Group which consists of 2/3rd aluminium trihydride and high-resistance resins. Krion is said to have excellent vibration attenuation qualities relevant to high-end audio applications.
In the Exoteryic rack for example, an owner could replace the existing triple-bonded glass support for the turntable with the slab of Krion shown; use thinner smaller variants for the individual component supports inside the rack; and do the same for the turntable support's amp versions sitting on the floor.
November 2014 - Pimp your AC - The new IsoTek EVO3 Mosaic Genesis [ £5'995] "is a five-way mains conditioning unit in a half-width format, featuring three outlets for front-end source components and preamplifiers and two for high-current amplifiers, subwoofers and the like.
The front-end is driven by a mains regenerator to build a completely new mains waveform amplified by a class AB amplifier fed to an output transformer with copper foil between primary and secondary to prevent noise or distortion. The result is continuous output of 150W (300W peak) of pristine regenerated power. The EVO3 Mosaic Genesis also controls the mains voltage at 230V±2%.
The two high-current outlets feature IsoTek's Direct-Coupled© technology which provides optimal high-current low impedance filtering whilst maintaining the transient and dynamic performance of power amplifiers, active loudspeakers and subwoofers. This high-current network provides a 75dB reduction in RFI while delivering 3'680W of continuous power.
November 2014 - Stylish DAC/pre - The COS Engineering D1 from Taiwan combines a 16V-max preamp with 256 x 0.25dB precision resistor/relay analog volume and a 24/192 DAC with proprietary linear-phase FIR filter. All digital signal is upsampled to 176.4/192kHz with a 4096/32-bit processor, then buffered and reclocked with a <1ps precision clock. The fully balanced circuitry gets dual power supplies and mono DACs. One analog input on RCA/XLR complements RCA/XLR analog outputs whilst digital inputs are 2 x coax, 2 x Toslink and 1 x selectable USB 1.0/2.0.
November 2014 - Classy D - From St. Petersburg/Florida comes the Essence DPA-440 [$1'299] "using the latest Class D topology (not Hypex or ICEpower but our own) to provide a highly efficient and nearly ideal amplifier with distortion below measurement, ultra-high damping factor and unconditional stability with any speaker. The DPA-440 is capable of up to 400 watts of dynamic power per channel @ 2 ohms. It features both XLR and RCA outputs, deluxe WBT Insulated 5-way binding posts, user adjustable gain controls and is silent in operation because there's no fan.
Available in black or silver, the DPA-440 is made in the US."
November 2014 - Goat hair - Originally developed by SFC of Japan, the patented SK-III electrostatic brush now branded Furutech [£110] "is a new and improved version of the earlier SK-II. By using the SK-III to lightly brush the surface of LPs, CDs or DVDs in a circular motion, the sound and/or picture quality can be improved due to the effective removal of both tiny dust particles and electrostatic charge. The SK-III uses a combination of natural goat hair surrounded by patented static discharge fibres made from specially structured and treated acrylic. The SK-III also features a new rhodium-coated metal grounding sleeve for enhanced conductivity as well as 10% more super-fine static discharge fibres compared to its predecessor."
November 2014 - Akiko - The Dutch firm bows their €149/1.5m HQ power cord. "This cable is composed of four copper conductors insulated with polyethylene (XLPE). Polyethylene has excellent isolation qualities, much better than the often used PVC. The HQ (High Quality) cable is double shielded with aluminium foil and a copper braid. We also use a double symmetric grounding against EMI/RFI radiation. It comes with three different Akiko Audio connectors: copper, gold or rhodium."
November 2014 - AURALiC tie Tidal knot - The hardware firm from Beijing and the subscription content provider from Norway announce a collaboration whereby the former's Aries streamer bridge shown integrates the latter's full-resolution streaming service without user need for a computer (though a Wifi tablet remote and app remain necessary for navigation - iPad screen shot shown). Tidal's 25'000'000+ tracks can now be tapped and managed from the Aries in either 16/55 FLAC or ALAC formats.
November 2014 - ALO phono - The companion $1'895 phono stage to ALO Audio's massive Studio Six tube headphone amplifier is a 3-stage class A triode affair with 2 x 12AX7 and 1 x 6SN7 tubes, passive RIAA equalization, zero feedback, independent channel multi-stage power supply filtering, a 3-position input load switch and support for MM and high-output MC cartridges between 1-10mV of output.
November 2014 - Cables - Audio4soul announce worldwide distribution of their OCC IT! Xtreme v.2 speaker cables. "Employing the finest single crystal pure OCC copper made by the famous Ohno casting method, these OCC cables digs deeper into the music truth and are completely hand-made with real world pricing.
November 2014 - Recital - Alexandre Chamagne announces the Recital Icone model with two 16cm long-throw Magnesium drivers and a 29mm tweeter crossed in at 1'160Hz. Sensitivity is 91dB, nominal impedance 6 ohms, claimed bandwidth 35Hz - 25kHz -3dB. Overall dimensions are 1540x220x400mm, weight is 35kg. As the photo shows, many different paint finishes are available combined with a solid Ash plinth.
November 2014 - Sommovigo price shocker - To kick off his kitchen-table After Hours Audio project, Chris Sommovigo is releasing an exclusive run of 25 x 1.5m Warlord power cords for $375 + $1 shipping each. Many years ago this design in a heavy form was slated to be released under the Dragon brand for $6'000, later as a lighter version for $3'000. "Two coaxes with a pure silver internal wire and a helically-wrapped shell made up of hundreds and hundreds of very fine Mil-Spec silver-plated copper wires run internal insulation of low density PTFE (aka Teflon™, and the insulator around the shell conductors is normal density PTFE. There are two solid-core 17awg silver-plated copper conductors and one overall pure copper shield continuous with earth ground. The 15A US plug is a Furutech FI-11M.
November 2014 - Swiss perfection? - Vice president and design director Robert Kwolek reports that Swiss speaker company Eversound from Schaffhausen is readying their latest model, "the Essence active sound system, a very compact active speaker system which features an internal 24/96USB DAC designed for us by Gordon Rankin of Audioquest Dragonfly fame. It was
designed to be the world's best computer speaker system but is also perfect for TVs and other digital sources or those with small rooms. It uses an in-house developed 4.5" coaxial driver, a unique die-cast aluminium enclosure with modular assembly method to eliminate resonances and 50wpc ICEpower amplification. Dimensions are 12 x 19.5 x 18cm, response is 48-30'000Hz. Pricing hasn't been finalized yet as production won't commence until early next year but is expected to come in around $2'600."
November 2014 - The shit hits the fan - Because Jason Stoddard's press releases are always colourful, here is his latest completely uncensored: "Schiit's branching out into 2-channel continues with the new Ragnarok Intelligent Amplifier [$1'699], the first truly universal power amp for IEMs to speakers—using the same inherently balanced circlotron-style gain stage and no resistor attenuation for the headphone outputs. Ragnarok delivers up to 100Wrms per channel into 4-ohm speakers and yet still delivers the low noise floor and fine-grained flexibility you need for sensitive headphones. But it's not just a powerful, quiet amplifier—it's a complete reinvention of the integrated amplifier, with full microprocessor control of all operational points, DC offset, switching, gain and volume. This microprocessor control allows us to dispense with both coupling capacitors and DC servos for a uniquely pure analog signal path and locked-in-stone operational points for dead-consistent performance. Ragnarok also provides exceptional flexibility:
• Three different gain levels (20, 5 and 1)
• A relay-switched discrete resistor ladder attenuator with 64 x 1dB steps
• Five inputs (two balanced, three single-ended)
• Balanced and single-ended preamp outputs"
November 2014 - Life of Pi moves uptown - Voxativ's Inès Adler announces a cosmetic revision for their rear-hornloaded single-driver Pi model which sells for €11'900/pr in black gloss paint as shown, stands included and wood-cone drivers standard.
November 2014 - Herus ups its game - The new Resonessence Labs Herus+ adds these features to the standard Herus: a redesigned PCB;
the ability to select between two digital filters to optimize the listening experience;
low-power mode for iPhone and Android cell phone users;
improved volume control sensitivity levels
(this feature will shortly be made available to existing Herus owners);
improved ESD tolerance; increased on-board memory. The price for the Herus+ is $425.
October 2014 - JansZen active - The JansZen zA2.1 electrostatic hybrid loudspeaker has a new sibling: the self-amplified floorstanding electrostatic hybrid zA2.1A, utilizing JansZen's new Act of Nature (AoN) drive system.
"Aside from being compact and convenient, the new active zA2.1A offers sonic improvements over the passive zA2.1 as driven by a range of fine amplifiers. We've discovered that the clarity, timbre, tonal balance and most importantly, the connection to the music are all significantly enhanced."
The zA2.1A is an internally biamplified system where each cabinet houses 2 x 190W/8Ω amplifiers. JansZen's AoN system is formed by mating these amplifiers to built-in DSP to create an 8th order 48dB/octave xover whose Bessel characteristics result in very low ripple and phase skew.
The zA2.1A has a balanced input easily adapted to single ended if needed. On the back there's a gain control to match the scale of any source output for best S/N ratio. For those with high-grade portable sources, JansZen's AoN system is designed with enough gain to produce full volume when connected directly to sources with as little as 1V RMS maximum output.
Pricing ranges from $11'745/pr depending on finish and options.
October 2014 - JCAT USB - "The new JCAT Reference is our flagship series of cables for the most discerning audiophiles. These cables utilize newly developed triple-shielded silver-plated conductors and double-shielded nickel-plated copper/aluminium connectors to provide much better protection against EMI." As a dual-header design, this USB cable uses separate leads for the data and power lines. Standard length is 1 meter and price is €499 (€449 for JPlay customers). Worldwide shipping is €10 regardless of cable quantity.
October 2014 - Zu Event MkII - Zu's classic all-silver interconnect cable has become available in MkII guise with German WBT low-mass connectors as shown. The left and right channels share a common dielectric for perfectly matched behaviour housed in a single sleeve which only splits into pigtails at the ends. The insulation is virgin clear PTFE (Teflon) and air.
October 2014 - Naim - Overhauling their interface app n-Stream dedicated to iOS gear, Naim have crafted the updated naim app to also serve Android kit. This app controls all current Naim network players, the all-in-one player of the Uniti range and the new wireless soundbar mu-so as well as navigate music libraries. Use requirements are Naim firmware 3.22, iOS 7.1, Android 4.0 or higher. The app is available through iTunes or GooglePlay.
October 2014 - Chord stack - Chord Electronics from the UK launch the Choral Ensemble, a solid aluminium support for their Choral range. "The new equipment support is based on a finely machined 30mm aircraft-grade aluminium plate supported by four stackable 50mm diameter solid aluminium legs. Its high-mass design offers the optimum environment for our electronics."
The Choral Ensemble can be configured to any height and the Integra leg system allows any component from the Choral range to be combined with Chord Electronics' full-sized equipment. It enables users to select from Chord's Reference, Standard and Choral ranges in one vertically aligned system. Each leg base has three ball-shaped rubber feet and each leg top has three precision-machined hemispherical dimples. When two tiers are coupled together, the legs give a precise and secure fit between each module plus a useful degree of damping between the high-mass platforms.
Pictured is a specially selected five-component system of Chord's flagship CD transport, a high-resolution streamer, Chord's flagship phono stage plus a flexible pre and 100-watt power amp.
Single tier with Integra legs: £1'350
Single top-mount tier with Integra feet: £1'215
October 2014 - Omuni omni - Eric Cross' Omuni just became available in a Supreme version. The basic concept remains a two-way in which a downfiring 8" woofer is mated to an upfiring 3" wideband tweeter whose rear wave is loaded into a dispersion lens with slot openings in each quadrant. The enclosure is built in New Zealand from multiplex Spruce whilst the faceted head assembly is a solid laminated block of 7kg. The woofer loads into an aperiodic labyrinth. The filter network consists of only two parts with Mundorf silver/gold capacitors and no matching resistors. Internal wiring is Kimber. Response is given as 28Hz - 20kHz -3dB, sensitivity as 89dB and nominal impedance as 8 ohms.
Omuni models are available from $6'800/pr NZ.
October 2014 - Job monos - Goldmund's Rodolphe Boulanger confirmed today that first production of the announced monaural amps [$1'699/ea. sold direct] is scheduled for the end of November. More details will be revealed in our forthcoming review.
October 2014 - Expensive gainclone sighting - For €2'250 in black or white, Peter Reinders' 20wpc LM1875-based chip amp called Blok20 is point-to-point wired, gets ultra-fast recovery rectifiers and a 300VA power toroid housed in a 17x17.5x20cm HxWxD Corian box weighing 8kg. For less than half and delivered globally, there are Clone Audio's competitors from Hong Kong. Either way, good sound from minimalist circuits based on op-amp outputs continues to be popular.
October 2014 - Pangea - Pangea Audio have announced the their MFI-tested, Apple-certified Lightning cables for use with the iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 5/5S/5C, iPad Air, iPad Mini with Retina and all Lightning-equipped Apple devices. Pangea Lightning cables are an extra-long 5-feet in length—42% longer than Apple's standard Lightning cable—and feature "superior shielding, robust 27-gauge signal conductors, heavy-duty 21-gauge power conductors and Apple's newest thinnest C48 Lightning connector on one end, with a USB 'A' connector on the other end. Pangea has utilized high-grade copper, with wire gauges that are significantly thicker than a typical Apple-type cable in order to deliver accurate signal and steady power despite the longer cable length. Five available colors (Black, Blue, Green, Pink, or White) are designed to match your iPhone, iPad Mini or other Apple device." MSRP for the Pangea Lightning cables is $29.95 however they are available now from AudioAdvisor.com and Amazon at the low introductory price of $19.95.
October 2014 - CEntrance iPhone sleeve - The new i5 Audiophile Case™ [$599] combines a sound card and extended battery built right into an iPhone casing and works with the iPhone 5, 5S and iPod Touch 5G models. It streams asynchronous audio directly from the phone's Lightning jack into a 24/192 DAC and headphone amp with 11 hours of battery life.
October 2014 - ModWright Elyse shipping - Dan Wright's 6922-based tube-rectified D/A converter is now in full production. Basic specs include BurrBrown PCM1794 conversion chips; FPGA-based custom data/clock buffering; dual-frequency clocks; future DSD ability; Lundahl transformer coupling for the in/outputs to avoid all signal-path capacitors; separate regulated power supplies for the analog and digital sections; a current-regulated tube filament supply; true balanced XLR and RCA outputs; RCA, BNC, AES/EBU and 24/192 asynchronous USB inputs. Tube rolling options include the rectifiers 5AR4, 5R4GY, 5U4G, 5U4GB, 5V4G, 5V4GB and 217 whilst the driver tubes may be 6922, 6DJ8 or 7308.
October 2014 - UK phono - The Music First Audio dual-mono Reference phono stage [£8208] uses a low-noise pentode front end, dual-triode gain stage and inductive T-network RIAA equalization plus a shunt-regulated high-voltage power supply spread over two chassis.
October 2014 - Lambert Company - The Audio Nerd, U.S. distributor of Lambert Company audio products from New Zealand, will demonstrate the Play It By Ear headphone amplifier [$499] at Rocky Mountain Audio Fest. This is a class A design and part of the Small Wonder range offered by Lambert. The Audio Nerd will also display pre-production working prototypes of the complete line as a set of compatible components which can be used individually or in various combinations as a complete system.
A basic system consists of the Control preamp with Bluetooth 4.0; the 50wpc Force ICEpower amplifier; and The Last Word/The Bottom Line 2.1 speaker system.
Even greater system performance is provided by The Full Force mono amplifiers which feature bridged ICEpower modules to produce 100w/8ohms and 170w/4ohms from a relatively small package.
October 2014 - Axis of beauty - Our Australian contributor Edgar Kramer reports that the new Axis VoiceBox S speaker marks the return of Axis Loudspeakers as a highly respected Australian brand that has been in hiatus for a number of years. Industry stalwarts John Reilly and Brad Serhan—friendly but strong competitors in the past—now together revive the dormant brand with a new design. Reilly, a music lover, musician and discriminating audiophile with decades of experience in retail and distribution; and Serhan who's peerless engineering and critical discernment has produced a number of highly-successful designs, team up to produce the Axis VoiceBox S. The new speaker is a mini-monitor sized 2-way using a high-quality ribbon crossing over to a 5.25-inch paper mid/woofer. Specifications encompass an impressive-for-the-size frequency response of 45Hz to 20kHz (1/3 octave pink noise +/-3dB), a 5-ohm impedance and 83dB sensitivity. The speaker features an immaculate multi-layer piano black finish and a decorative perforated aluminium grille that should be removed for critical listening. "Early tests in my reference rig have shown a seamless crossover and blending between ribbon and main driver, stunning imaging accuracy, profound detail/microdynamic retrieval and surprising dynamic output. I will be reviewing this outstanding design soon." The Axis VoiceBox S has also been chosen as a monitor by highly-respected local mastering engineer Don Bartley at his Benchmark Mastering facility. The Axis VoiceBox S retails for $2'495/pr and will be on display from October 10-12 2014 at the RMAF Show in room 2017 of Colleen Cardas Imports.
October 2014 - Alpha Prime - Dan Clark's new top dawg headphone is called the Alpha Prime [$999] though looking at it, you'd not know. It looks like the $699 Alpha, with the same 3D-printed ear cups and leather headband. The relevant makeover attacked the invisible bits by completely rebuilding the Fostex driver in excess of what the Alpha did. Promised sonic improvements from "the full teardown, modification and rebuild of the driver" include a "big increase in soundstage size, clarity, tone and texture, distortion reduction, dynamics, bass and more".
October 2014 - Dynaudio - The Danes at Dynaudio go active and fully digital with their new Focus XD range. The initial plan calls for 3 models - the 200XD compact and the floorstanders 400XD and 600XD. Built-in class D power scales from 300 to 450 and 600 watts as these models increase in size. Inputs are 24/192 coax and analog which undergoes A/D conversion inside. Volume control is built in to decommission a separate preamp; and DSP adjustments allow compensation to taste and room. For expanded connectivity there is the Dynaudio Hub with two more analog inputs and digital coax and Toslink. Further details and pricing on the DX range remain TBA.


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LG Cookie breaks into UK
LG Electronics has launched the Cookie Series, a range of brightly coloured phones aimed at the youf generation. Each Cookie comes with a touchscreen QWERTY keyboard, which claims to allow "easy texting without the bulk of a physical keyboard". Hmm, does anyone actually prefer touchscreen typing? As with many phones aimed at …
I prefer touchscreen typing.
On the X6, I turn the device sideways and type that way. It took a bit of getting used to, but my thumbs are slowly getting the hang of it. I prefer it to a "portrait" style physical keyboard at the bottom of the handset.
Yes, me too
I prefer it because it's just as easy and accurate as typing on the sort of keyboard you can fit onto a phone without needing a device that is anywhere near as bulky.
another for touchscreen
I hate using my thumbs for typing on phones so my X10s onscreen keyboard is wonderful for typing with a finger.
I doubt I'll ever go back to a physical keyboard now.
Had a look at one, a bit meh
Camera's got a lot of noise on it, voice quality is not what you expect from a modern phone (a bottom of the range 1000 series Nokia beats it), takes too long to find coverage after losing it, the main menu screen is something that makes you miss a Series 60 phone.
LG don't get it
Unfortunately LG vis one of those sad Eastern companies that simply don't get it.
We don't want a modern phone with resistive touch screens, a UI that can't keep up with the user and its UI is totally brain dead designed so to irritate Western users constantly.
(Why would LG put a gallery function on its phones that doesn't display the image in full screen mode for example?).
I assume it must be a Western/Eastern culture thing or otherwise LG isn't giving the prototypes to Beta/Gamma users to test drive.
No wonder people buy the iPhone or an Android.
I'll never buy another LG.
Maybe they do get it?
Maybe they do? I'm sure these phones are cheap to make and cheap RRP.
Adults may buy something better, but parents buying for their kids will balk at the cost of an Android phone or iPhone.
LG Cookie? is this new?
I bought one at Carphone Warehouse last November.
Thats a little silly considering the KP500/KP501 was released about a year and it's known as the cookie.
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