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An increasing number of products use what's called a universal power input, meaning they can be run on any voltage from 100 to 230 volts without a problem. Why don't stereo equipment manufacturers do the same?
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How much, if any, difference does it make to employ cable lifters to get your speaker cables off the floor?
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When voicing equipment what kinds of audio tracks are used as a reference? Does PS Audio ever use unknown tracks and artists or do they stick with the same old tunes?
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If there are so many sonic advantages to lowering global feedback in high-end audio circuits, why don't more manufacturers take that route?
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Which brand of speakers does Paul prefer? Martin Logans or Wilson Audios? Find out what he really feels and why.
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The Tesla PowerWall is a battery powered system running the home. This would seem to be the cleanest means of powering audio video components there is. What's Paul's opinion?
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We often hear audio manufacturers referring to technology such as fully balanced amplifiers or differential amplifiers. What's the difference between the two?
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Linn, among others, have used a woofer technology known as Isobaric for years. What is it and why do companies use it? PS Audio's Chris Brunhaver explains it all to us.
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Are PS Audio products designed to have a lifecycle of a specific period of time so they can sell more of them to customers? Is there a set plan to the length of time products remain relevant?
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Global feedback in an audio circuit has its benefits: lower distortion, output impedance as well as better frequency response. So why are PS Audio engineers often striving to reduce it to build musical sounding amplifiers?
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Why are some loudspeakers forward sounding in their presentation of music while others seem the opposite—laid back and easy?
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What would happen if you tried to make a woofer box smaller by creating a vacuum inside? Chris shares with us tricks of the trade from KEF and others.
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Every album and CD played seems to have a different volume level despite the fact this fellow has never changed his DAC's level control. Why?
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There are dozens of great microphone preamplifiers in the industry, but only a very small handful designed with transparency, headroom, and pure musicality at their core. Learn about Octave Record's latest project to build something extraordinary.
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Once in time Class H amplifiers were all the rage and today, you never hear a peep about them. How did they work and why did they quietly die away?
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Posted 2 months ago
Bob Carver designed and built the smallest subwoofer, measuring 1 cubic foot. How did he do that? Learn the secrets of the Carver Amazing Cube
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How are the other drivers in a speaker enclosure such as a midrange and tweeter protected from the back pressure of the woofer?
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Posted 2 months ago
Omni directional tweeters like the old Walsh and the newer MBL versions are rare birds indeed. PS Audio senior loudspeaker designer, Chris Brunhaver, shares a bit of history with us.
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Is it price, parts quality, brands, or designers that makes some audio products sound better than others? Learn the truth behind how manufacturers decide what products are going to cost.
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In this episode, PS Audio engineer Darren Myers addresses the issues of distortion in the phono chain and why it may not be as important as previously thought.
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Are monoblock amplifiers better than stereo amplifiers and, if so, why? Paul answers this vexing question once and for all.
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When designing products like a state-of-the-art phono stage what does PS Audio engineer Darren Myers listen for and why? Is it musicality? Low distortion? Neutrality?
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The iconic PS Audio "swoosh" is explained to this interested viewer.
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Temporary Circumstances, now available on Octave Records, is a heartfelt song that took a lot of guts to write and talk about on camera. Find out the truth as Jessica Carson bears her soul.
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Posted 2 months ago
Speaker drivers are deceptively simple. There's a lot more going on than just a cone and magnet.
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