Preserving the qualities of analog through digital recording is a snap but it seems the opposite isn’t true. How can that possibly be true?

Common wisdom is that to get amazing sound you need big floor standing loudspeakers. Can small speakers achieve the same performance?

Paper, metal, carbon fiber, all manner of exotic materials are used in the making of loudspeaker drivers. But why? Isn’t there one material that beats everything else?

Two channel audio has its flaws and the question is should we scrap it and rethink the entire process of sound reproduction in our homes?

You’ve made your choice in speakers and now it’s time to finish the rest of the system. Where do you start and what’s the most important piece of equipment next to the speakers?

In this, the final video in the series, Paul plays for us the difference between Arnie Nudell’s reference pair and the new AN3 we will be taking to the Axpona show in early April 2019. We start with just the midrange and tweeters before moving on to the much easier mid-bass and woofers.

Paul shows us the behind the scenes of speaker designs as we unveil the new PS Audio AN3 loudspeakers. These are the very prototypes that will be traveling to Chicago’s Axpona show in April so our extended hifi family can get a sonic glimpse of what they can expect when production is finally ready.

In part two of our series Paul shows us how the 4-way speaker system that was Arnie Nudell’s reference model sounds when broken apart into its 4-elements: tweeter, midrange, mid-bass, and woofer.

PS Audio has been on the trail of building a line of loudspeakers using the design and sonic principals of Infinity System’s founder, the late Arnie Nudell, for years. Now it’s time to unveil the system and show our viewers how we built them.

Part two of Rabbit Holes discusses when it’s time to call it good with a stereo system and how to know when good enough is good enough.