Does PS Audio practice the triple bottom line business practice? What are the motivations in the business and how are people treated?

Walking into a famous dealer in New York City this person had hoped to find what they were looking for only to be treated with indifference. Paul helps out as best he can.

We see dust caps guarding the inner workings of loudspeaker drivers all the time but just how important to the speaker and its sound are they?

We’ve heard of the British sound vs. the American sound in hi-fi circles. So, what does that mean? Do Brits and others around the world hear music differently than we yanks?

We hear the term Ohm a lot when it comes to speakers and power amplifiers but what does it actually mean and how can we use it to help our stereo decisions?

Is it possible to rebuild the sound of instruments captured long ago on vintage recordings? It seems movies can be modernized by colorization, but what about recordings?

Speaker boxes have a great deal of internal pressure from the woofer. How does that affect performance?

If you walk into a store like Best Buy how would you possibly know what to choose to build a high-performance system? Paul walks us through the process of narrowing down our choices to make it easier.

Amplifiers have different wattage ratings but their gains are very similar. How can a small wattage amplifier have the same gain as a large wattage power amp?

We know that older stereo equipment gets worse with age and capacitors have to be replaced among other things, but how about speakers? Do they age?