In the Alex Garland film, Civil War, Jesse Plemons’ character asks, with bloody hands and calm, naked menace, “What kind of American are you?” We pose a similar question to you, though without any implicit threat: “What kind of audiophile are you?”
… Read the full post“These signs have marked me extraordinary,
And all the courses of my life do show
I am not in the roll of common men.”
The pursuit of “good sound” lies at the core of high-end audio, but what exactly is good sound? Good sound is a subjective concept, and we each have our personal ideas about it. However, I’d like to propose a view which identifies two broad levels of sound quality.
On the first level, sound is considered to be good if it’s free from obvious noise or distortion. … Read the full post
The aim of building an audio system should be to get the best sound possible within the prevailing budget and space constraints. The notion of ‘best sound’ is, of course, a subjective and personal one. However there are two references that you should use to guide your quest for better quality sound: