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    Oct 12, 2018 6 minutes

    What Happened To July/August?

    I have not found any comment in the September issue or on soundandvision.com about the status of the July/August issue, which seems odd since the issue was supposed to be produced but in fact may not have been. Can you advise whether or not this double issue was produced?

    Kenneth P. Mullin
    via email

    Sound & Vision owes an apology to readers for any confusion surrounding the existence of a July/August 2018 issue. S&V’s Rob Sabin stated in his June editorial that a July/August issue would be forthcoming. However, it was ultimately decided as part of AVTech Media’s transition to a bimonthly schedule to jump straight to September 2018 and not produce a July/August S&V. Moving forward, readers will of course receive the exact number of issues due to them on their subscription.

    —AG

    Missing Measurements

    I’ve just received the September 2018 issue of magazine and was pleased to see the new-look graphics. But I was also surprised and disappointed to see that measurements are no longer no longer publish measurements going forward?

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