To this viewer digital and vinyl have started to match each other in sound quality and he wonders if vinyl has a future over the more maintenance free digital audio.
As home sizes seem to grow so too do the needs for speakers that can play loudly without a lot of power for greater dynamic range. Horns seem perfect so why aren’t there more of them?
The holy grail of high-end audio is to reproduce the sound of live music in the home. So why then does it matter if live music has already been reproduced through speakers on the stage?
Speaker cables have big, fat and elaborate coverings, sometimes boxs, and maybe shielding. So what good is all that fancy construction if the ends are bare?
In this second part Lunch with Darren series, we talk about the abilities of the vacuum tube to counter the inherent distortions of the class D output stage.
Huge resources are applied to the deadening of speaker cabinets so they do not resonate. Is this necessary or just a gimmick to enhance sales?
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