Every once in a while, a designer comes up with an idea so far removed from conventional thinking that the first reaction is: “No, that’s never going to work.”
Sensible Magazine
Four unique categories
With the introduction of Audiofile’s new slogan “Sensible Audio” earlier this year, it was time to replace the old news pages with a more contemporary—and preferably distinctive—look and feel.
Many changes have been made: the name, the format, the layout, and even the style of communication. Everything has been updated.
The Audiofile Sensible Magazine aims to provide you with relevant information, organized by category. The key word here is “categorized”, as you can decide for yourself which topics are of interest to you.
- Are you a fan of product reviews? Then please proceed to category Products & Applications.
- You are in need of some explanation on how to tune a high end audio set? Category Knowledge & Skills will provide help.
- Curious about how Audiofile contributes to society beyond selling audio equipment? Category Purpose & Meaning will provide you with answers.
- Open to discovering what music and the Audiofile treatment do for our clients? Let yourself be drawn into the true stories in the category Sense & Emotion.
Four categories, one whole
Individually, they may not seem like much. Yet together, they form a whole—something that approaches completeness. And it is precisely this sense of completeness that drives Audiofile. Not for Audiofile itself, of course, but for you… so that we can offer you the most complete performance and service.
Interested? Then be sure to continue reading in Audiofile’s Sensible Magazine.
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This time an adjustment of a well known service offered by retailers: the newsletter. A newsletter that you can sign up for digitally. Only then to get annoyed by the amount of useless information you receive. Find here Audiofile’s ‘solution to the problem’.
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