What do you read regularly to learn about audio products or research?

I do the rounds of the major review sites incl: Soundstage Network (in particular Soundstage Ultra), TAS, Positive Feedback, 6 Moons, Stereophile, Hifi+, Hifi Critic, Part Time Audiophile, Mono & Stereo (via FB) and check out the free Tone Publications & German Stereo magazine editions each month. In addition, I follow several reviewers & prominent Dealers on FB (too many to mention).

Other members i’m sure will also chime in with their thoughts, though in my 30 years in this hobby, I’ve found those sites to be reliable sources of reviews, articles and new equipment announcements. It’s just a shame that great writers like Harry Pearson are no longer with us.

Another useful resource to assist with learning audiohile terms is the Stereophile Audio Glossary - https://www.stereophile.com/reference/50/index.html Hope that helps!

@melbguyone.........
I read all the same as you.  I miss HP as well. No one could write a review like him.  I met him once, he was very nice to me and not the pompous ass he was made out to be.  He was the main reason I got into the high end in the 70’s. 

@stereo5 You're a lucky guy. The Audiophile community misses him...

hifi engine.

+1 for the German "Stereo" . Only mag i trust as a buying guide .

Guys,

Thanks for the great tips. I can study the terms page and be ready for my first quiz in few days. (Ha)
What about an Audiophile Challenge? Post on a website a true/False list of say  50 important facts in the audio world and see who gets them right. 5 seconds to choose per question so no cheating encouraged.Top 10% move to the next level. $20 entry fee.  Somebody like Paul Gowan could be the moderator. I like it!! 

https://www.dailyaudiophile.com/ has a decent listing of whats new. 

I forgot to mention High Fidelity magazine. Wojciech Pacuła is one of the best reviewers out there imho.