CD – Real HD-Audio

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

High-resolution audio will never become a mainstream phenomenon. It just won’t. And it’s not because David Pogue, Seth Stevenson, and

Have you read the piece by Fred Kaplan at Slate.com defending audiophiles? Thanks to Norman Chesky for passing along a

We need this in the United States (maybe we’ve already got something similar but I’ve never seen anything like what

I noticed it on the WSJ site but plenty of other audio sites picked up on the news that Sony

What are your personal favorites? I get asked that question a lot whenever I’m tending my table at the audio

The curious world of audiophile craziness continues. Here are a couple of recent things that really make me question the

If it’s on the web, then it must be true, right? This whole “I can hear it why can’t you?”

Yesterday’s post talked about the use of standard definition tracks as demo material for new “high-resolution” devices. I’ve found many

Sony is leading the pack when it comes to the marketing and delivery of high-resolution components. It’s their original logo