Ohms Law

Some speaker manufacturers caution against the use of class D amplifiers with their products for fear they will sound badly. And, while that may have once been true, is it still?

If this person is paying more attention to great recordings and shying away from the poorer sounding ones, is he an audiophile? Is he missing out on music?

A clipped power amplifier output can damage a tweeter. What are the limitations of amps? Can they be used all the way to the maximum output or should one stay reserved?

Instead of squeezing the internal data structure down to S/PDIF inside a CD player to output to a DAC, is it better just to use the DAC built in to the player?

With high resolution streaming services like Tidal and Qobuz available, are they better than standard CDs?

What happens if you exceed the rated wattage specifications of a loudspeaker? Is there a problem with too big of an amplifier connected to a speaker?

Blind audio testing is the “only true test” that this viewer believes. Does PS Audio use blind testing and, if not, why?

The visitor understands how vibration damping can positively impact the performance of a turntable, but a CD player? Really?

The days of a HiFi shop close to most cities is rapidly vanishing. What happened to them all and how should someone audition their equipment these days?

Is vinyl truly better than digital? Does digital recording compress the sound or is it the opposite? Learn the truth.