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Beginning September 2006, the Monthly Editorial became SoundStage! Update

• March 21, 2008 - Enter The Predator
• March 4, 2008 - A New Digital Format?
• February 11, 2008 - Pricing and Perspective
• February 1, 2008 - New Beginnings at ARC
• January 18, 2008 - AIX Today and Tomorrow
• January 1, 2008 - Editor's Choice
• December 14, 2007 - Coming to a Turntable Near You
• December 7, 2007 - Larger Than Ever
• November 19, 2007 - Music Matters 45s: The First Word
• November 9, 2007 - Listening to the X-2 Series 2
• October 29, 2007 - Shun Mook Update
• October 4, 2007 - A Sound Relationship
• September 26, 2007 - Video Vinyl
• September 19, 2007 - Music Matters to These Guys
• September 1, 2007 - Top Pops
• August 25, 2007 - What Jeff's Spinning
• August 11, 2007 - High-End Audio Explained
• August 1, 2007 - Right Where You Live
• July 20, 2007 - The Importance of Being Authentic
• July 11, 2007 - High Rez Here and Now
• July 1, 2007 - Music Sales Return to Alexis Park In January
• June 20, 2007 - The Wilburys Travel Again
• June 6, 2007 - Join the SoundStage! Network
• June 1, 2007 - High-Resolution Genesis
• May 23, 2007 - An NOS Recommendation
• May 11, 2007 - Where Have You Gone, AudioQuest Music?
• May 1, 2007 - The Upside of Downloading
• April 24, 2007 - Festival Sound & Image Wrap-Up
• April 4, 2007 - Three New Old Stock Releases from Warren Zevon
• March 24, 2007 - Instant Replay
• March 8, 2007 - Old Friends
• February 23, 2007 - The Hawk Relaxes Again
• February 9, 2007 - Coming to a CD Player Near You?
• February 1, 2007 - An Artisan Recording
• January 19, 2007 - CES Wrap-Up
• January 1, 2007 - Editor's Choice
• December 21, 2006 - Keeping it Clean
• December 8, 2006 - Books on Music
• December 1, 2006 - Gift-Giving, Audiophile Style
• November 21, 2006 - Where the Internet, Music and Philanthropy Meet
• November 8, 2006 - RMAF Wrap-Up
• November 1, 2006 - New Jazz
• October 18, 2006 - Headphone Shootout
• October 10, 2006 - Fit to Review
• October 1, 2006 - Sublime Ten Years Later
• September 21, 2006 - Now on CD -- Finally
• September 12, 2006 - Clean Sound
• September 4, 2006 - Singing La La's Praises
• September 1, 2006 - Something New: SoundStage! Update

Beginning October 1998, the Monthly Editorial was written by editor-in-chief Marc Mickelson

• July 2006 - DIY Remastering
• June 2006 - A Dissatisfied Mind
• May 2006 - Inconvenient Truth
• April 2006 - Millions of iPod Owners
• March 2006 - A Question of Balanced
• February 2006 - Extreme Synergy
• January 2006 - Editor's Choice
• December 2005 - We're Ten!
• November 2005 - Bumper-Sticker Wisdom
• October 2005 - A Tale of Two Systems
• September 2005 - Are You Ready for Some Audio?
• August 2005 - A Mixed-Up Message
• July 2005 - A Bright Future
• June 2005 - iPods and Old Fogeys
• May 2005 - Brand Names and Journalism
• April 2005 - Faith-Based Audio Reviewing
• March 2005 - Poetry and Audio Reviews
• February 2005 - A Reviewing Requirement
• January 2005 - Editor's Choice
• December 2004 - Your Audio System for a Horse
• November 2004 - Getting Pushy
• October 2004 - Tools of the Trade
• September 2004 - T.H.E. Show in Indianapolis
• August 2004 - Passion and Profit
• July 2004 - "Stereo is Dead" is Dead
• June 2004 - Everyone's a Critic, Unfortunately
• May 2004 - Supporting Expertise
• April 2004 - Are They Listening?
• March 2004 - Gateway Products
• February 2004 - Being, Nothingness and CES
• January 2004 - Editor's Choice
• December 2003 - Video for Audio
• November 2003 - The Audiophile Way
• October 2003 - No Music, No Cry
• September 2003 - Rejuvenated!
• August 2003 - Don't Read On
• July 2003 - Making Your Move
• June 2003 - The Case for CD
• May 2003 - The Case for DVD-A
• April 2003 - The Case for SACD
• March 2003 - So You Want to Review Audio Equipment
• February 2003 - RIP Stereo DVD
• January 2003 - 2003 and Beyond
• December 2002 - A Little Reminiscing
• November 2002 - An A+
• September 2002 - Once Again
• August 2002 - Make Your Move
• July 2002 - Goal!
• June 2002 - Some Perspective
• May 2002 - Audio, European Style
• April 2002 - Using Us
• March 2002 - Audio Evolution
• February 2002 - The Call of Multichannel Music
• January 2002 - Awards Month
• December 2001 - A Six-Year Old's Point of View
• November 2001 - Life (and Audio)
• October 2001 - A Refrain
• September 2001 - All That's Wrong with the Internet
• August 2001 - Mad About Power Cords
• July 2001 - Audio Central
• June 2001 - Our Many Faces
• May 2001 - Choice
• April 2001 - The Ultimate Upgrade
• March 2001 - Keeping It Free
• February 2001 - Only the Best
• January 2001 - Who Are You?
• December 2000 - Reviewers' Choice: Right and Right
• November 2000 - Measurements Matter
• October 2000 - The Universal Disc Player
• September 2000 - What It Was Like
• August 2000 - Building the Best
• July 2000 - Canada, Part One
• June 2000 - Reviewing the Reviewers
• May 2000 - Theater at Home
• April 2000 - Flavors
• March 2000 - Graceland
• February 2000 - Goals and Milestones
• January 2000 - Us and Them
• December 1999 - Five and Counting
• November 1999 - Surprise!
• October 1999 - More Waiting -- and Worth It
• September 1999 - CDs and Me
• August 1999 - How We Do What We Do
• July 1999 - Wait and See
• June 1999 - The New Face of High-End Audio
• May 1999 - Goin' to Chicago
• April 1999 - Random Thoughts on Audio
• March 1999 - Travel
• February 1999 - Tools
• January 1999 - Something Old, Something New
• December 1998 - You Asked For It!
• November 1998 - The High Road
• October 1998 - Where It Began, Where It's Going

Prior to October 1998, the Monthly Editorial was written by publisher Doug Schneider

• September 1998 - What's Old is New Again -- But It's Still Old
• August 1998 - Inter-Activity
• July 1998 - Showin' Off
• June 1998 - How the Web Was Won
• May 1998 - Commitment to Quality
• April 1998 - New York Mu-Phoes
• March 1998 - It's the End of the World As We Know It
• February 1998 - The Fall and Rise of the E-Zine
• January 1998 - Listening in Las Vegas

 

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