A | B Testing At Home
I have a beautiful studio here at AIX Records. The main room was deliberately designed to be similar to a
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Setting Appropriate Expectations
High-resolution audio will never become a mainstream phenomenon. It just won’t. And it’s not because David Pogue, Seth Stevenson, and
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Audiophile Appreciation
Have you read the piece by Fred Kaplan at Slate.com defending audiophiles? Thanks to Norman Chesky for passing along a
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A UK Advertising Standards Authority
We need this in the United States (maybe we’ve already got something similar but I’ve never seen anything like what
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Sony Gets Into Audiophile Accessories
I noticed it on the WSJ site but plenty of other audio sites picked up on the news that Sony
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Some Of My Favorite Tracks…
What are your personal favorites? I get asked that question a lot whenever I’m tending my table at the audio
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How Ridiculous Can It Get?
The curious world of audiophile craziness continues. Here are a couple of recent things that really make me question the
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An Invitation and Challenge of My Own
If it’s on the web, then it must be true, right? This whole “I can hear it why can’t you?”
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First Experiences: Part II
Yesterday’s post talked about the use of standard definition tracks as demo material for new “high-resolution” devices. I’ve found many
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The First Experience
Sony is leading the pack when it comes to the marketing and delivery of high-resolution components. It’s their original logo
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