What's the best recording you've heard
Forget about the music for a second, and let's concentrate on the art of reproduction. What is the best <I>sounding</I> disc you've heard so far this year?
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Do different speaker cables or interconnects sound different?
It's one of leading audio controversies: Do different audio cables
Do you go to audio swap-meets?
Audiophiles love good deals and often enjoy communing with other enthusiasts. Do you ever go to audio swap-meets?
Where have you encountered
Reader Gerald Neily is wondering where you've heard the best audio system you've ever experienced.
Would you purchase audio products from someone working out of their home?
Retail has changed a lot over the years, and many high-end audio lines are now represented by dealers working out of their homes. Does this work for you?
What has been your least favorite equipment review in Stereophile and why?
Last week we asked about your favorite review. As promised, this week we'd like to know what your <I>least</I> favorite equipment review in <I>Stereophile</I> has been.
What has been your favorite equipment review of all time in Stereophile?
We'll get to your least favorite next week, but this week, we want to know what your all-time favorite equipment review in <I>Stereophile</I> has been
Are tube amps really just glorified equalizers?
In the "Letters" section of the September 2004 issue of <I>Stereophile</I>, veteran audio engineer Richard Burwen essentially says that some audiophiles like tube amps because they act as tone controls. Do you agree?
What are your thoughts about the DualDisc format?
The record companies have agreed to create a new format called <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/news/080904dualdisc/" TARGET=NEW>DualDisc</A> to allow a CD on one side and a DVD video or audio program on the other. What do you think of the idea?
Is high-end audio on a roll or hitting the skids?
With the advent of home theater and Internet audio, doomsayers claim that high-end audio's days are numbered. But new high-end audio companies seem to appear at a rapid clip, and vinyl continues to thrive. So is high-end audio gasping for breath or breathing easy?