There are perhaps as many ways to design and build a speaker as there are speaker models to buy: and that’s a lot! What parameters did PS Audio choose to determine how to build their new speakers and why.

Most living rooms are not perfect rectangles or squares. Instead, they have open spaces on one end and boxy closed areas on the other. Can you do anything to balance a stereo system in an asymmetrical room?

We see these little single box streaming speakers like those from Sonos, Amazon, or Apple, and wonder if they can truly make stereo or not? Do they just play at stereo or are they real?

The highest resolution systems capable of discerning the most minute of details buried deep in the music are often wonders of reproduction most people have never experienced. Do they have to have ultra bandwidth to work?

If you have older audio equipment how do you know when it’s time to move up to something newer and (hopefully) better? Paul’s answer might just surprise a few.

Apple TVs are some of the most advanced dedicated streaming devices on the market, but how do they compare to a dedicated audio streaming platform of even a computer?

It is sometimes difficult to understand why the holographic imaging of a properly set up speaker system requires the soundstage to be behind the loudspeaker. Paul explains why.

Some recordings just make us feel as if we’re there and in the room with the musicians. But, why? What makes the difference in recordings and what can stereo owners do to enhance that experience?

Lots of people have not been able to protect their hearing and are now suffering permanent damage from loud concerts. If that’s happened to you should you even consider high-end audio? Is it too late?

Electronics adds unwanted harmonics to music and so designers work hard at eliminating them. Yet, some harmonics are welcomed as rich additions.