Expensive high end audio systems inevitably seem to place their big power amplifier on or near the floor behind the speakers. Why is that and wouldn’t they be better protected up higher?

Amps and watts are associated with each other but how do they work together to power loudspeakers? This very basic question gets a good overview by Paul.

It’s sometimes known as audio by the pound: a measurement of audio quality by its weight. Does this apply to speakers as well as electronics and if so, why?

Over the past 45 years what’s Paul’s favorite and least favorite PS Audio products?

If your system is a bit shy in the bottom octaves will purchasing a high-performance DAC to replace a lower end one help the problem?

Is it alright to buy used amplification system if there’s a chance they degrade over time?

Paul left PS Audio in 1990 to join legendary Infinity founder Arnie Nudell to form a new company, Genesis Technologies. What was his role with Arnie?

Audiophiles see so self absorbed in their hobby/passion as to make this viewer question whether or not they are narcissistic.

Once PS Audio’s new speakers become the new reference standard and beat the Infinity IRSV what happens to those speakers?

Phono cartridges demand proper loading to sound right but what does that actually mean? How do you find the proper load impedance and what happens when it’s wrong?