Simaudio (@Simaudio) has the noble goal of bridging the emotional connection between a listener and their music. With the growing popularity of computer-based audio, they've developed two standout products that will make you swoon, the MOON Series Neo 430HA and 230HAD headphone amplifiers. Marketing Manager, Lionel Goodfield tells us more.

Do you want to improve the listening experience on your iPhone? Jeff Dorgay (@TONEAudio) recommends aftermarket products like the Arcam MusicBOOST (@ArcamUK) or Simaudio Amplifier (@Simaudio). Then, we touch on recent iPhone rumors circling about the removal of the headphone jack.

You shouldn't purchase headphones based on looks alone. Ethan Opolion (@ethanopolion) explains how online forums like Head-Fi.org offer consumer generated reviews to bring you up to speed on new products. Then, find out why CanJam Global (@canjamglobal) will make you say, "It's like I'm hearing my music for the very first time."

Try out all the headphones you could ever dream of! CanJam SoCal (@canjamglobal) is North America's largest headphone and personal audio expo. Head-Fi.org's Ethan Opolion (@ethanopolion) says you can try out more than 70 brands with products ranging up to $55,000.

Listen up, audiophiles! In this episode we detail top products and events to delight your eardrums. Music to our ears... Plus, learn how to brew beer and secure your home with two of our favorite new tech finds. | Download Full Episode #122

How does new host, Jeff Dorgay (@ToneAudio), define the "Golden Age" of audio? It's the gear you wanted as a high-schooler in the 60's and 70's, but definitely couldn't afford. We talk Hi-Fi vintage audio and the resurgence of vinyl.

After views on their home page dropped 50% year after year, New York Times decided to change their approach. Kim Garretson (@KimGarretson), describes how the media outlet let their audience choose their topics of interest and garnered restored levels of traffic to their web site.

A new feature in iOS 9 called Wi-Fi assist is eating up people's data. Kim Garretson (@KimGarretson) lets us know about this data-draining setting and a data-shaming feature that reveals to iPhone users which apps are using the most data.