There's a common stereo myth that home theater speakers work in stereo systems but not the other way around. Paul's lets us in one the truth of the matter.

When designing loudspeakers with the hope of generating a sonic hologram, what's more important? The drivers or the crossover?

When it comes to streaming high resolution audio is it best to connect via WIFI or through a cable instead? Paul busts through a few common myths

After listening to a very expensive stereo system this viewer wants the same in his home but on a budget. Is it possible? Why do you have to pay so much money for a live sound at home? Or, do you?

Are there volume differences between 4Ω and 8Ω loudspeakers? Does a power amplifier have any control over these variables and if so, how and why?

Why do audiophiles purchase and use such crazy sounding accessories like spikes, shoes, and yoga blocks? Is it real or an expensive joke?

If BHK amplifiers are some of the best in the world, while doesn't CEO Paul McGowan use them in his own system? Inquiring minds need to know!

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Different websites and so called experts will argue all day long that cheap well measuring DACs sound the same as more expensive ones, but is that true?

Speakers work with coils of wire and permanent magnets. But, why not use coils of wire for both the permanent magnet as well as the voice coil?

As record albums have but one groove they produce two channels of stereo audio. How does that work? Paul explains it all.

There's an ongoing debate between the people who cannot or will not recognize differences in amplifier designs and those that accept those differences. Paul jumps right into the middle of the debate and touches on the divide in our country and fake news too.