Vintage loudspeakers often sound best driven by vintage electronics and the opposite is true for modern equipment. What’s the best way to decide where to go for amp selection and speaker pairing?

There are more schools of thought on subwoofer connection than Carter’s got little pills. However, there’s one right answer when it comes to high-end audio and Paul has it for us.

What’s the best sounding speaker enclosure type between ported, sealed, or transmission line? Paul answers this question and offers a bit of education on the subject at the same time.

Can you tell what’s inside a consumer audio product by the way it’s outsides look? And how important are the looks of a product to us, anyway?

This viewer had some pretty strong comments he made about Paul’s videos and they got deleted! He’s outraged and wonders who gave anyone the right to take away his free speech.

When using capacitors to couple the audio signal inside a preamp or power amplifier design (if it’s not DC coupled) what are your favorites from a sonic standpoint. Paul shares his secrets and favorite caps with us.

CDs sounded absolutely dreadful when they first launched, but now they sound pretty damned good. This viewer wants to know what’s different and what we can expect going into the future.

Some stereo equipment have connectors for optional external power supplies featuring big transformers and lots of capacitors. Are they worth it or just a bunch of fluff?

Power amplifier specifications tell us a great deal: wattage, circuit topology, performance, THD, IM, frequency response. But, how much of this tells us anything of how an amplifier actually sounds.

With PS Audio investing so heavily in loudspeaker research and development will they ever take some of that work and make a line of powered subwoofers?