Ohms Law

Bits are bits, right? Wrong and that’s why CD players and transports sound differently.

Setting up a high-performance audio system is all about synergy. How best to maximize it and decide what does and does not work?

Is it alright to spend buy used audio equipment or should you save your money for new?

Vinyl’s mastered differently than CD, but what about different digital formats?

Can you mix two-channel and home theater duties within the same room and maintain high performance?

Mixing and matching audio components for best synergy is quite an art and Paul helps make sense of it for us.

Square rooms are the worst acoustics anyone gets stuck with yet they are a reality many of us have to deal with. What can be done?

Uriah Heep, along with Led Zepplin, Black Sabbath, and Deep Purple, were one of the top heavy metal bands of the 1970s. Over the course of 49 years, the band has released twenty-five studio albums, eighteen live, and thirty-nine compilations. Paul McGowan sat down with this iconic band in 1972 to record their thoughts on music, guitar players, and all things Uriah Heep. Later that year the band invited Paul to bring his mobile recording studio to The Second British Rock Festival in Germersheim Germany where he recorded a live version of Gypsy Queen, a portion of which is included at the end of this podcast.

What’s it take to become an audio salesperson? It’s a very specialized field and it takes a very special person.

We mostly sit in chairs and couches to listen to music. What’s the perfect height and does height matter?