[SBomm]

Last one I had was Wired. I let it lapse and now I keep getting collection notices for $10. I'll never subscribe to any of Conde Nast's publications again.

 

[roadtonowhere08]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TWIFOSP But what about the amazingly subjective articles filled with jargon, and made up listening terms in stereophile! Yea I don't intent to renew my stereophile either. Though I did enjoy that riveting article about power conditioners and the use of sand bags as sound dampers. </sarcasm> Heh heh!

Every time I read those articles, I want to punch those people in the face. They make the reader believe that their setup is crap and they are reviewing a piece of God.

 

[D-EJ915]

PC Gamer
PC Gaming World
PC Magazine
PC World
Maximum PC
Computer Shopper
Computer Gaming World

...etc...
some previous adventures included the likes of
boot
windows magazine
pc computing
3d design
2600
The Perfect Vision
Home Theater Magazine
Sky and Telescope
Sound & Vision
Game Informer
Car
Road and Track
Evo
Car and Driver
Sport Compact Car
Sports Car International
etc.

 

[pspivak]

Me:
CAP Today (it's free)
American Journal of Clinical Pathology
Food Arts
Absolute Sound
Watch Time

Wife:
TV Guide
People
Ladies Home Journal
NewsWeek
Good Housekeeping
Redbook
Auto Club Rag

 

[Nightfall]

The Wine Spectator
All About Beer
The Big Sky Journal
Mens Journal
Car and Driver
Automobile
Stereophile
Stereophile Ultimate AV
The Absolute Sound
The Perfect Vision
PC Magazine
Maximum PC
Computer Gaming World
Outdoor Photographer



JC

 

[spaceman]

Digital Photo Pro
PC Photo
Photography Monthly
Spirituality & Health
AMC Outdoors
Bicycle Magazine
New England Journal of Medicine
Scotland Magazine
Smithsonian

 

[averydonovan]

Maximum PC
PC World

That's it.

 

[philodox]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew Pielet Wax Poetics (My Favorite by far)

sounds interesting... I like the band

[wax poetic]

 

[bLue_oNioN]

Maximum PC
Newsweek
Esquire

For those of you that subscribe to Dwell, I found this...
http://www.dwell.co.uk/proddet.php?100854
Spirit-level cuff links.

 

[PinkFloyd]

snail growers weekly
organic bonsai world
What pork-pie?
beginners guide to pot holing

 

[adhoc]

The Harvard Business Review
Asiaweek
Flight
Business Traveller

 

[Hiker]

Car and Driver
Road and Track

My dad gets a few too that I read as well:

National Geographic
PC Gamer
PC Magazine
PC World
Popular Science
Popular Mechanics
Consumer Reports

 

[RickG]

Stereophile- (I really don't subscribe anymore, however, they keep sending me issues because I'm such an "old timer")...

Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine- My fav (for years)...screw all this HiFi stuff...

 

[setmenu]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Iron_Dreamer None, haven't needed them since I got the 'net.

I hardly ever buy magazines myself these days, used to buy quite a few in the past, but it got to the stage [with hobby magazines at least] where they just seemed to repeat the same old stuff over and over again.
Magazines are great when one is full of enthusiasm for a brand new hobby,or
looking through adds etc, but thats about it.
With the vast content available on the internet one can now read as much info on a given subject in one long sitting as could be found in one years worth of hobby mags.

That said , I do still occasionally succumb to a nice glossy cover , and there are still certain 'regular' times when only a magazine will do

Setmenu

 

[Bob Ebophalus]

Car and Driver
PC Gamer
RC Car Action (I'm gonna let this expire methinks)
Popular Science
Popular Mechanics