I've heard this is a good marketplace for nicer vintage audio equipment.

This audio recording application uses the interface metaphor of a portable cassette recorder from the 1980s. I wonder how relevant that is to users under thirty.

A blind test revealed audiophiles cannot distinguish between audio transmitted over unshielded coat hangers and audio sent over expensive Monster Cables.

This site has a plethora of mobile handset ringtones created by artsy electronic musicians like Caribou and Loscil. It's too bad they're only in mp3 and not mmf format.

I wish I had the time to build one of these. The switches in my cheapo Radio Shack model are worn out, and the prices of new models give me sticker shock.

This interesting academic paper examines the development of aural weapons. Did anyone catch the rave-meets-Clockwork Orange scene in "Lost" last night?

Steev Hise has relaunched his site devoted to sharing field recordings.