I have said on many occasions that for every room, system, and track of music there is a perfect volume level. It's an observation that's probably worth repeating. Why? Because...
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The status quo is both a Latin term and a British rock band. If we ignore the band, the phrase means keeping things the same: same routine, same day to day, same...
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When I worked as a disc jockey, recording engineer, and interviewer back in the 70s and 80s, all we had at to record and edit with was analog tape. Editing the analog...
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2,450 years ago, the Greek philosopher Plato wrote: "“If men learn this, it will implant forgetfulness in their souls; they will cease to exercise memory because they rely on that...
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We're all familiar with the requirement that our systems accurately reproduce every audible frequency from the lowest to the highest. But what of those bass frequencies we cannot hear but...
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Feedback can be a real blessing or, in some cases, a curse. Take for example helpful feedback: gently pointing out what someone's saying or doing isn't working well. The recipient feels better. But then...
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We are constantly faced with waves of new technology. Some tech sticks while other tech at first dazzles and then fades away. Once presented new technologies, how long does it...
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As of today, I have successfully circled the sun 75 times. What a ride! As I look back, my journey has been made a wondrous joy because of all the people...
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If you're into photography as I am you'll know about the term over-etched. It happens a lot in Photoshop or Lightroom where there's a tempting control called Sharpness. Because in photography...
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What's the old saying? "There's no accounting for personal taste." True enough. Terri and I worked hard on a Tikka Masala recipe we found online. We followed each and every...
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Reflecting back on this year's Axpona show I find myself scratching my head about the sound of some rooms. The few times I was able to extract myself from our...
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Working on polishing our recording skills at Octave Records has often brought new insights into our passion we call HiFi. We know that capturing live acoustic music happens through a...
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The dictionary defines snobbery. "A person who believes that their tastes in a particular area are superior to those of other people." I'd say that certainly sums up some of...
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We are all different in the way we approach our systems. Take me as an example. I always start with the big picture and work on the details over time....
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Our friend and industry icon, Sandy Gross (Definitive, Golden Ear, Polk) just got his DSMKII and PerfectWave SACD player and wanted me to share his comments about the pair with...
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Have you ever seen one of those infra red photographs where everything looks strangely surrealistic? Colors are displayed by their heat readings rather than how they reflect light. We imagine the...
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When my parents were coming of age, the telephone system used a massive number of patchbays and operators connecting one phone to another. On occasion, they would make the wrong...
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Today is the 29th of April, which means that Sunday is the last day of the month. Why's that matter? In case you didn't know, tomorrow's the last day to...
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My son, Lon, sent me a few links to something rather amazing. A true 3D billboard. Have a look at how Nike presents itself here: https://youtu.be/N6v7HQiCNiQ. Or, this tiger, here. What's...
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