Yamaha or Peachtree Audio? Sonos or PS Audio? Support the artists.

Snake oil or real? Aftermarket vibration controls are the real deal.

Consistency may be the least consistent product of any organization; yet it’s what’s expected of us all.

What happens when you apply committee mentality to new technology?

From Pass to Sarmento, it’s the people hand crafting our high-end products that matter

Stereo’s a novel idea, but mono’s better

Our mistakes and failures are what define where we are right now.

Car ads in audio magazines? What’s the world coming to?

Lots of hand wringing about the high-end. I have a different view.

Do you love music or the gear that reproduces it more?

Following the rules is safe but boring. It’s true in life and in design.

The internet formed the seeds of destruction for the music industry but they also contains the seeds of success.

There’s nothing more disappointing than having your high expectations for something not met. We write about three examples of interest

I’ll never forget it, Edgar Winter’s Frankenstein out of the JBL’s was so lifelike that my jaw dropped. I have never been the same.

It’s frightening for me to make a daily commitment to write something of interest but I think every bit helps to bring us together in the high-end

We love the changes in technology but have to recognize there’s a lot more than just the technology that’s changing.

Some people can’t buy anything or go anywhere without first finding out what the reviews say. Is that you?

Is there an ultimate truth to what sounds correct in a live acoustic environment?

What goes into designing a high-end audio product? PS designer Paul McGowan walks us through the process started nearly 40 years ago as PS Audio designed its first product ever, a phono stage.

The first in a new series about the high-end. Industry veteran Paul McGowan shares with us some funny stories about the high-end, the first trip to the consumer electronics show and we relive some of the history of how this all started.