Industry Update

Industry Update

<B>Wireworld:</B> Wireworld has "completely redesigned" its Series 5<SUP>2</SUP> (pronounced "five squared") audio cables. Chief engineer David Salz says they deliver the "highest fidelity the company has ever offered."

The Nerve!

The Nerve!

<I>(This article has been edited to reflect factual changes and comments from our learned colleague, Dr. Kalman Rubinson, Associate Professor at NYU's Department of Physiology and Neuroscience, who is careful to point out that he is commenting, not on the research, which he has not read, but only Heimburg's and Jackson's criticisms of current understanding and terminology&mdash;areas with which he has more than a passing acquaintance.)</I>

why do so many

I stumbled upon this while reading PF and I couldn't help but compare this to the great religeous schism,that broke apart the Roman Catholic Church.Looking at it this way,anyone who even remotely adheres to any of Belt's philosophy is fair game to be burned at the stake by those of the one true faith,let's call them the scientists for want of better terminology.But aren't scientists supposed to have inquiring minds that are open to new discoveries?

Quality media storage

I couldn't think of a better place to post this considering my question concerns storage of digital media...

Earlier today, when dusting and cleaning the area around my stereo setup, a mini-disaster occurred... when attemping to move the relatively cheap CD bookshelf I own, filled with several hundred discs, the screws and wooden pegs that held the sides to the top shelf came apart, leaving the majority of my collection on the floor.

The Return of Orion Classics

The Return of Orion Classics

<A HREF="http://www.marquisclassics.com">Marquis Classics</A>, a Toronto-based CD label specializing in classical, jazz, world, and crossover recordings, recently issued its second batch of "<A HREF="http://www.marquisclassics.com/orion.html">Orion Master Recordings</A>." Drawn from the large classical catalog of the defunct Orion LP label, the CDs include prized rare recordings by Robert Silverman, Steven Staryk, Joel Krosnick, Leonid Kogan, and other fine artists.

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