Connecting a headphone amp
If you need the quiet of a headphone amp and still want the speakers connected…
Ohms Law
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Recent Episodes
Car audio vs. home audio
What are the differences between car and home audio?
Loudspeaker vs. headphone impedance
If you have higher impedance headphones why does it seem they need more power?
Remodeling a room for acoustics
If you’re renovating a room for best acoustics, what’s it take?
Turning a DIY hobby into a career
If you’re passionate about a hobby, what’s it take to turn it into a career?
Can you build high end speakers yourself?
If you don’t have the money for speakers, what about DIY?
Buying vintage speakers
What’s the best advice for buying vintage speakers?
Does a 2-channel receiver sound better than a multi?
If two receivers are the same price and designed by the same company, would one sound better than the other if it had fewer channels?
Power Amplifier protection
Power amplifiers have the potential to damage loudspeakers. How are they protected and how does that protection work?
Are watts the same for transistor and tube amps?
Are watts really watts? Are they the same whether produced from a vacuum tube amplifier of a solid-state transistor device? And if the same why do I see so many differences?