What does PS Audio rely upon for musical references when voicing their equipment? Paul offers us a glimpse into the working of the company and the musical choices made.

Many marketing brochures for power amplifiers suggest they are ultra wide bandwidth designs. Just what does that mean and why should customers care?

Stereo systems are complex. Their collection of cables and equipment makes sure that every system sounds different for better and for worse than any other system. We learn that the one common thread amongst systems is their synergy between components.

We hear that recording studios and the professionals that run them are the best in the business. So should we use the same speakers they do in our home systems?

Is it incumbent on us as audiophiles to share our passion with younger aspiring people or should we keep it close to the vest and not foist our fun on others?

Can it be that an amplifier is just too wimpy for a room size? Or, is the power specs of an amplifier adjusted to the speaker rather than the room?

Choosing loudspeakers can be one of the most important, yet difficult, decisions we make when assembling a stereo system. How does this happen at a time when there are fewer dealers?

We hear about bi-wiring, bi-amping. But, what do these terms mean? Paul goes into good detail on this often asked question.

Often the sweet spot in a two-channel audio system is narrowed down to one person, but what if you want to expand it?

If a speaker is truly transparent it seems like there shouldn’t be a reason to voice it or tailor its sound. Is that true?