Ohms Law

There are plenty of music lovers unable to afford high end audio systems that can, at times, cost many thousands. Should someone on a budget consider affording high-performance interconnects?

Lots of CDs have been reissued as better or higher resolution than the originals. Are they actually worth the money?

When purchasing and aftermarket power supply for a turntable, what are the things you should watch for and what makes a good one or bad one?

Would you build a stereo system around the genre of music you want or should all systems sound equally as good on all music?

There’s a common stereo myth that home theater speakers work in stereo systems but not the other way around. Paul’s lets us in one the truth of the matter.

Everyone has different hearing, different ears, different tastes. How is it possible for one designer, one mastering engineer, one mixing engineer to make music that please every one?

When designing loudspeakers with the hope of generating a sonic hologram, what’s more important? The drivers or the crossover?

As hard as we might try to reproduce the sound of live musicians in the room with our stereo systems, this viewer has another idea of how to make music sound more live in his home.

When it comes to streaming high resolution audio is it best to connect via WIFI or through a cable instead? Paul busts through a few common myths

With only so much money at his disposal, and unwilling to suffer the wrath of spousal backlash, what’s this audiophile supposed to do? Paul helps him make a decision.