Can the high frequencies from high resolution audio damage equipment?
Stacking speakers is a way to enhance your listening experience, but what’s the best way to do it?
A perfect triangle or are there other secrets to stereo imaging?
If 16 and 24 bit audio sound good should studios record in 32 bit?
With fewer and fewer high end audio dealers where to go to audition loudspeakers?
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Should you always buy your equipment from one manufacturer or mix and match?
To enjoy all the benefits of high definition audio is it necessary to get better speakers?
Octave Records records exclusively in DSD. Is there a future for old-fashioned PCM?
If you’ve ever wondered what terms like holographic, 3D, soundstaging, transparency, mean when it comes to audio, Paul explains it all.
What’s it take to get the most out of an older pair of loudspeakers?
Unwanted Total Harmonic Distorion is not a good thing, but how much matters?
Why do Class D amplifiers require conversion to analog before they work? Find out the secrets behind digital amplification.
To uncompress audio files like FLAC a lot of processing power is required. How does this affect sound quality?
Audio stroes are vanishing as well as the quality stereo equipment they once sold.
Do specs alone tell what we need to know to assemble a great system?
Upgrading the system can be expensive. Is it better to choose an external clock or power cables?
References are benchmarks for determining standards. Here’s how reviewers set their references.
Do active grounds work? What is the best way to ground your HiFi system? Paul tells us what to do.
With all of technology’s progress one would image recordings should sound better but most do not. Here’s why.
Adding a subwoofer to complete the frequency range in a recording studio is the right thing to do. Here’s how to adjust its left for best integration.
Seems that perhaps older vinyl records sound better than today’s recordings despite the increase in recording technology. What happened?
We can invest a ton of energy and money into a high-end audio system only to discover not all recordings are the best sounding.
What are the limitations for building powered subwoofers into loudspeakers?
