YouTube Reviews

Being in NJ, the path of least resistance might be Steve Guttenburg, first.  He stated that if he doesn't like a product, he won't make a review video of it and will just send it back so not to hurt those brands.  It could be a good opportunity to meet him in person while hand-delivering the gear and he might record an interview with you, as well.

You could also explore partnering with any local speaker manufacturers like Devore to see if that can be beneficial to both of you. 

Besides Steve Guttenberg and Jay's iaygi, I would add Steve Huff, he definitely has a following.

Steve Guttenberg likes everything and has a large following so that may be good.  I like Erin’s Audio Corner because he combines listening and measurements.  You just need to be confident because he’s thorough and honest.  

@facten - it is coming  better pictures, specs, etc.  Thank you for your input it is helpful.

@kerrybh - thanks also - just trying to get our name out there besides using the old magazine formatt.

IMO, and not to be brash just simply give my opinion as a consumer, the products look garage built and then paired with big commanding attention speakers at CAF, there’s no wonder people only paid attention to the speakers. Then let’s say someone did consider them, once they go to your website they’ll quickly dismiss it as the website is severely lacking appeal, pictures and pretty much no information. You can absolutely make a name for yourself with quality sounding products especially if they’re reasonably priced but imarketing through YouTube will only work if you pick someone that will compare your product to other ones and simply say “it’s better than this” and “this” needs to be something popular and well know and commonly bought. But good luck finding that guy because companies won’t want their product to be the one that gets dethroned