Reader Franklyn Ayensu is wondering, dollar for dollar, do <I>Stereophile</I> readers think today's digital sources sound better than today's analog front ends or the other way around?
Music reproduction has certainly come a long way since the early wax cylinder. But will we ever be able to perfectly reproduce the sound of, say, a live jazz quartet in our living rooms?
Computers are becoming an ever-increasing source of music for many listeners. Have you tried connecting your computer to your audio system? If you have, how did you do it?
Reader Sam K. says he is tired of all the talk about computers and music, and wants to know when was the last time you upgraded your turntable and how did you do it?
Its future as a format may be debatable, but does SACD have the sonic goods? Have you been able to spend much time with SACD? If so, what do you think about the way it sounds?
Its future as a format may also be debatable, but does DVD-Audio have the sonic goods? Have you been able to spend much time with DVD-Audio? If so, what do you think about the way it sounds?
Reader Mark Gdovin is curious. How many of you have professionally worked in the field of audio as "retail salespersons
Reader Colin Stewart is curious about the filing habits of audiophiles. He wants to know if you keep your SACD and DVD-Audio discs sorted separately from your CDs, or do you mix them all together?
In addition to the big players, high-end audio fosters a healthy number of small and modest-sized manufacturers. Reader Rob Neary wants to know if readers have a particular company that they feel deserves more recognition.
After reading last week's vote question, reader Steve J. Martin said he'd like to ask readers to suggest musicians who deserve wider recognition. So let us know who should get more recognition and why.