If the majority of people listening to music don't care about quality why would the high end audio market make sense? After all, wouldn't we have a bigger marketplace if...
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A Stellar M1200 power amplifier sounds different when placed upside down. Now that's a rather silly statement, right? Not so fast. Consider for a moment the difference in sound quality...
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When there's cake to be had we want to eat it. Features and services? We want those too just not with any added sonic penalties. Take for example the idea...
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A few days ago I wrote that in multiple listening tests we've found that there's no sonic advantage to using the XLR AES/EBU inputs on a DAC rather than the...
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Big sonic improvements are rare. Smaller improvements feel big and I am the first to jump up and down with excitement when I hear a layer of the sonic onion peel...
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My sometimes (often) over exuberance at how something sounds or performs is probably something I'll never get over. I like getting excited and I thrive on being part of something that...
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One question that comes up a lot about the new AirLens is it's lack of a USB output. To explain, the AirLens has two galvanically isolated outputs to feed your...
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It's never easy to develop, test, manufacture, and get to market a product. Even the simplest of products go through an extraordinary amount of hoopla to get from the twinkle...
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It's never a clear and easy choice to figure out what next to upgrade to. On the one hand, DACs and digital are the go to upgrade because it feels like...
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"Recordings that sound great on a high-end audio system means they won't sound very good on earbuds or Sonos speakers." This viewpoint seems to answer the question of why many of today's...
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I don't read product manuals and I avoid asking for directions. It's probably a male thing. I am most appreciative of devices and services that are easy enough to use and understand...
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New isn't always better. Take for example what used to be one of my favorite beers, Fat Tire. This craft brew was once a lovely, crisp amber ale. The new...
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When Jeff Dorgay of Tone Audio Magazine wrote "one of those "oh shit" moments" in his review of the BHK600, I immediately related to what he was saying. It is...
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Which would you choose as most important? Setup or equipment? Or, put another way, which would sound best—mediocre equipment setup properly, or the opposite? My first reaction is setup. I...
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When someone asks me what our criteria is for releasing a new product my answer often surprises them. "It has to be remarkable". That's so hard to quantify, right? I...
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Do our high end audio systems have a soul? Mine certainly has a character or a flavor to it and, sometimes, I think it has a mind of its own....
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Is the cost of a high end audio system worth it? One could easily argue that if live music is our standards of reference, we're always going to be better...
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Is it possible to suggest which is more important, the turntable or the cartridge? I think the answer's easy. The cartridge is more important that the turntable. It's actually the...
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The holy grail, the breakthrough that could potentially save the planet from climate collapse, would be a practical fusion reactor. Hydrogen in, electricity and water vapor out. With a fusion...
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Cary, a reader in Thousand Oaks California wrote to me with the following question: "With the technologies available at the time, how is it possible for everything by The Moody...
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