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Jerry Del Colliano

Metro Los Angeles (L.A. County)
As seen in: Future Audiophile Magazine, Medium, HuffPost, Audioholics, Home Theater Review, Radio World, AudiophileReview.com, Inside Hockey
Covers:  consumer electronics, audiophile, home theater

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Jerry Del Colliano’s Biography

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Jerry Del Colliano is one the pioneering publishers in the consumer electronics space. With an $11,000 commission from selling uber-high-end stereos for Mark Levinson’s Cello, Del Colliano parlayed his college-era retail success into an online publishing group that started with a black and white Apple MacBook Pro 520b (with a 9600 baud dial-up modem) into a 2008 acquisition by then-NASDAQ-traded Internet Brands.

In 2009, Del Colliano, launched HomeTheaterReview.com and AudiophileReview.com. By…

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Could Today's Recording Techniques Be the Problem With The Audiophile Hobby?

Could Today's Recording Techniques Be the Problem With The Audiophile Hobby?

One lesson I learned in music school is to never, ever even insinuate that you are making fun of two specific…

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Everything You Need To Know To Win At Fantasy DFS Golf - Fantasy DFS Experts

Everything You Need To Know To Win At Fantasy DFS Golf - Fantasy DFS Experts

DFS Golf, or Daily Fantasy Sports Golf, is one of my absolute favorite sports to play on sites like DraftKing…

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DFS Picks For The Genesis Open at Riviera Feb. 18-21, 2021

DFS Picks For The Genesis Open at Riviera Feb. 18-21, 2021

Update: Daniel Berger has pulled out the field at Riviera after dramatically winning at Pebble Beach. An Eagl…

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How Profit Margins Work in the AV Business and Why You Should Care

How Profit Margins Work in the AV Business and Why You Should Care

One of my best industry friends, Dave Nauber, who runs Classé Audio today but was my sales representative for…

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Audiophile Lessons Learned While Flying First Class - Audiophile Review

Audiophile Lessons Learned While Flying First Class - Audiophile Review

It's hardly news that commercial air travel in the United States post 9/11 is nothing short of agony. Check-i…

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Jerry Del Colliano: The Secret Hollywood Society of The Bel Air Circuit and How It's the Future o...

Jerry Del Colliano: The Secret Hollywood Society of The Bel Air Circuit and How It's the Future o...

With over seven billion people living on Planet Earth, only a few hundred have the privilege to own a Bel Air…

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Owning a Class-D Amp is Classy These Days

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By Jerry Del Colliano
| Future Audiophile Magazine
Reading Time: 7 minutes The audiophile world seemingly always fights technological change, but change is inevitable in the world that we live in today. One of the biggest changes to come along in our hobby has been the rise of Class-D semiconductor-based audiophile power amps. Class-D amps have been around for over 20 years, but early Bang & Olufsen “ICE amps” were like an ICE raid on you audio system.
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IsoTek V5 Aquarius Power Line Cleaner Reviewed

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By Jerry Del Colliano
| Future Audiophile Magazine
Reading Time: 9 minutes Finding perfection in our audiophile systems is a somewhat impossible, yet it is a worthy aspirational goal. Early in our journey, there are big improvements to be had without spending like madmen. Over time, as we move up the audiophile food chain, the cost for upgrades becomes more and more and the improvements are smaller and smaller but make no mistake – they all add up. One audiophile component category that sometimes can be overlooked is AC power.
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Audio-Technica ATH M50xBT2 Wireless Headphone Reviewed

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By Jerry Del Colliano
| Future Audiophile Magazine
Reading Time: 6 minutes One of the big debates in the audiophile world is what makes for a true high-end audio product. Some argue that any true high-end audio component needs to start with being expensive. I protest that this is bullshit. Few audiophiles started in the hobby with their own pair of Wilson WATT Puppy speakers or a stack of Mark Levinson electronics as their first system. We all started from more humble beginnings.
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AudioRevolution.com

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