High-end audio gets a San Francisco outing with Steve Guttenberg
His visit to AudioVison SF brings equipment browsing, shop memories and a request for a second installment.
Steve Guttenberg Audiophiliac
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A high-end adventure in San Francisco
A hi-fi shop can be the start of a long listening habit. Beneath Steve Guttenberg’s “A high-end adventure in San Francisco,” one viewer remembers hearing “The Girl from Ipanema” through JMR speakers and a tube amp there, describing it as the beginning of their audiophile journey.
Guttenberg’s only new upload takes him to AudioVison SF to explore its extensive high-end selection. It has reached roughly 21,000 views and is the channel’s busiest video right now. The conversation includes appreciation for Randolph’s explanations, memories of equipment purchases and a request for a second visit with more time for the gear.
The older “KLIPSCH Rebellion review: Full of surprises” remains active too, having passed 120,000 views. Its subject belongs to Klipsch’s Heritage line, designed and made in Hope, Arkansas. “Robert's Viewer System of the Day!” adds a more personal stop, visiting a fellow Brooklynite’s setup.
Subscribers held steady, while current daily viewing is less than half its usual pace. Nearby in technology, Wire & Plug had a substantial week of views and subscriber growth. Guttenberg’s week was smaller and more focused: one shop visit, with listeners bringing their own histories to the discussion.
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What viewers say
I visited the shop in the furniture store where I heard JMR Trentes powered by a tube amp. The song was Girl from Ipanema. I started my audiophile journey through them. Thanks.
@chasmj3268See it on YouTubeI think this deserves a part 2 video - so much gear and great guys.
@Mark-j5h2bSee it on YouTubeLoved hearing Randolph explaining the pieces!
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What a great store and bunch of guys! I wish I knew about this place last year when I was in SF.
@karlhartwig3981See it on YouTubeI bought my Dynaudio's from these guys. Easy to work with, nice guys.
@EricRhodes1See it on YouTubeMy favorite place to go and shop. I’ve been there many times and bought much equipment. These guys are great.
@paulroscelli2545See it on YouTubeWhat a cool shop. If I was just starting out in audio and lived in the area, I'd be paying these guys a visit.
@MarkMiller-i8qSee it on YouTubeRiveting interview, thanks Steve.
@rdcarpenter1See it on YouTubeVery cool, Steve!
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The videos drawing views on Steve Guttenberg Audiophiliac right now
- Subscribers
- 279,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 196,151
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 7, 2026
- Video views so far
- 20,870
- Views on its first day
- 15,733
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In which state are the Klipsch Heritage speakers discussed here made?
Klipsch’s Heritage speakers are made in Hope, Arkansas.