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1. Audio vanityHow much are we paying for a beautiful chassis and is that money well spent? I can recall long ago, in the first few years of...August 12, 2011
2. Who do we believe?Who do you trust when it comes time to make a purchasing decision? What the manufacturer tells you? A reviewer? Or your buddy who has no...August 11, 2011
3. The lens of microphonesEverything you listen to is most likely colored by a microphone so "real" is truly subjective.August 10, 2011
4. The ear's adaptabilityHow we evaluate live vs. recorded is anything but an exact science and can never get close to real.August 9, 2011
5. The processAre you rushing through your tasks to get to the other side so you can hit the next milestone?August 8, 2011
6. Ask the tough questionsHead in the sand or asking the tough questions over and over again?August 7, 2011
7. Personal filtersWe selectively hear and see what we want to and many times this gets in the way of designing and reviewing audio products.August 6, 2011
8. Everything's obvious"Everything's obvious once you know the answer" is the title of a really interesting book I am reading right now (thanks to my son Sean). The...August 5, 2011
9. Audio artistsYamaha or Peachtree Audio? Sonos or PS Audio? Support the artists.August 4, 2011
10. Bad vibesSnake oil or real? Aftermarket vibration controls are the real deal.August 3, 2011
11. ConsistencyConsistency may be the least consistent product of any organization; yet it's what's expected of us all.August 2, 2011
12. Market researchWhat happens when you apply committee mentality to new technology?August 1, 2011
13. Nelson's my heroFrom Pass to Sarmento, it's the people hand crafting our high-end products that matterJuly 31, 2011