Audiophile and music magazine
beginning in 1958 and ending in 1999
Stereo Review
was an American magazine first published in
1958 by
Ziff-Davis.
It was one of a small group of magazines
then available for the individual interested
in high fidelity (the other major ones being
Audio
and High
Fidelity) It featured a blend of
record and equipment reviews, articles on
music and musicians, and articles on
technical issues and advice. Beginning in
1958 as HiFi & Music Review, the name
changed to HiFi Review in 1959. Then
it
became HiFi/Stereo Review in 1961 to
reflect the growing use of stereophonic
technology in recordings and broadcasts. In
1968 it became Stereo Review,
reflecting the broad shift to stereophonic
reproduction and simplifying the title. In
the late 1980s, the magazine was acquired by
CBS Magazines and in 1989 it absorbed
High Fidelity
magazine.
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High Fidelity
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The magazine became Sound and Vision
in 2000, changing its focus to home theatre.
