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With the demise of hifi shops in this country how is someone supposed to know how to pair up amplifiers with speakers? Steve Guttenburg says it’s important they “dance” together. Paul explains why.
Many would feel better shutting off the power to their equipment, yet Paul is telling us no, no, no! Why?
PS Audio has long worked to provide everything in a two channel audio system, from the AC socket to your eardrums. You’re getting close, but what of the glaring holes?
Power Plant AC regenerators are expensive. More expensive than power conditioners. Why? What makes them so expensive and why get one?
When a company’s founder dies or leaves what happens? How does the company continue? What are PS Audio’s succession plans?
When it comes time to evaluate audio products and compare one against the other, how do the experts do it? And, what steps can we take to train our hearing?
PS Audio’s trade in program buys back older products at their original price! That’s unique in the industry, but what happens to those products we trade in?
Is perfection real? Are there any perfect audio products and, if there were, wouldn’t they all sound identical?
Boy, what an opening line! But, Paul keeps it mostly on track as concerns cable lengths and their importance.
It seems that much of what’s recorded these days is electronic in nature: speakers, amps, synths, etc. Is anything actually live anymore?
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