News, new products and recent additions

"I’m convinced this is the single most significant, most worthwhile upgrade you can make to a system."
- Barry J Johnston

Click image to read SoundStage Australia review.

Read Paul Seydor's review here

All values of 20mm Telos Quantum X2 fuses from 125mA to 20A now back in stock!

Watch the "TAS" review by Tom Martin here

Watch this short video demonstrating the effectiveness of Telos' Macro G in dramatically lowering the noise floor.

Click picture at left to watch video.

Positive Feedback Online reviews LAST's Stylus Cleaner, All-Purpose Record Cleaner and Record Preservative.


"If you are into vinyl and haven't yet tried these products, in particular, the Record Preservative, you don't know what you're missing." - Greg Weaver, Positive Feedback.

Read the full review review here.

One pair in Summit White Velvetec available for immediate delivery!
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Read The Absolute Sound reviews of the Icon Audio LA4 Mk III Signature Line Stage and the Stereo 40 Mk IV Signature Integrated Amplifier

From the world's most innovative record cleaning formula company comes this new concentrate designed especially for use with ultrasonic machines.

This is a cable burn-in service using the world's most advanced machine, the TELOS Quantum Burning Technology Cable Run-In Machine (QBT) for audiophiles who want to achieve maximum performance from their cables.

Highly effective and affordable grounding device for components with a Type A USB interface, like Servers, Laptops, Network Switches and Routers.

“Compact perfection!
Sound wise the VIMBERG is a revelation. I never heard a better compact speaker!” - Stereo.

Quite frankly, any open port on a component is allowing musical energy to escape. Hear the improvement with Telos Caps installed. Guaranteed.

"Too many of today's audiophiles think audio is a numbers game. They discredit direct experience and deny the concreteness of observation and memory. Instead of listening and trusting their impressions, they block them out with graphs and numbers and sonic check-lists, all based on preconceived notions about what is correct or incorrect. . . . Never once considering why they can't measure the cause of these effects."

So wrote Stereophile's Herb Reichert

Amen.