Monday, February 28, 2011

Of Music Lovers and Illegal Music Downloads

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Intellectual property legal precedents and economics aside, why do an overwhelming number of music lovers put up with the dubious quality of...
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Mainland Chinese Rare Earth Monopoly: Bad for the Hi-Fi Industry?

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Even though Beijing had resumed rare earth metal export to Japan, does the Mainland Chinese monopoly on rare earth metals bad for the hi-fi ...
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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Can Recorded Grunge Guitars Destroy Your Tweeters?

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Once often asked during the rise of Seattle Grunge movement, do playing recorded “grunge” guitars on your hi-fi kit eventually destroy your ...
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Audiophilia Nervosa: Ear Pornography’s Inevitable Consequence?

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The “audiophile disease” that first gained widespread notice during the mid 1990s, is audiophilia nervosa the inevitable consequence of comp...
Sunday, August 22, 2010

Digital Loudspeakers: Viable Hi-Fi Technology?

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Given that almost all aspects of domestic hi-fi front-end has already gone digital these days – digital radio broadcasts, CDs, DVDs, digital...
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Ear Pornography: Do Audiophiles Know it When They Hear It?

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May have started as a Quixotic quest to make our hi-fi rig sound like live music, but does tweaking our hi-fi rigs to make them sound better...
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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Can Tweaking Your AC Cables Actually Make a Difference?

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Electrical engineering-based logic dictates that doing such tweaks shouldn’t make a difference, but does tweaking your AC cables by using hi...
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