After Paul started Genesis Technologies with Infinity founder Arnie Nudell, they embarked on a project to replace the Infinity IRSV. How well did they do?

Most speakers have to be pulled out from the front wall for best performance. This viewer asks if it’s possible to leave them close to the front wall and get the same results with acoustic damping.

2-way, 3-way, even 4-way speaker systems have a lot of drivers. And then, there’s the Infinity IRS V with 132 drivers. What’s the impact of all those speaker drivers?

With all the great innovation and stereo equipment available is there really room for improvement? And, if so, what might that improvement be?

The whole technological world seems to be evolving daily: flatscreen TVs from ancient glass CRTs, phones that fit into your pocket and on your wrist. But speakers? Still the best are big affairs? Why have they yet to evolve?

What piece in the stereo chain is the most important in achieving proper soundstage and stereo imaging?

What does the loudness control on a receiver do and what’s the best way to have quality reproduction? With it on or off?

Speakers come with recommended amplifier power requirements, so how do you use that information to choose a proper amplifier to match your speakers? Does it matter? Is there a danger in overpowering speakers?

Conventional audiophile wisdom suggests SSD drives are far superior to mechanical hard drives for music servers. Is it true? Fact or fiction?

A dealer has mistakenly told this customer that current is more important than wattage and the customer smells something fishy going on. Paul to the rescue!