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What is a Hi-Fi System: A Beginner's Guide
The vinyl renaissance has won the hearts of music lovers looking for a deeper and more genuine listening experience in today's fast-paced digital environment. For those venturing into the realm of HI-FI systems, this blog post will serve as a...
How Records are Made and Continue
With the current constant upward trend in record sales the established record pressing plants are being kept very busy. There are also new pressing plants being set up around the world to keep up with demand. In 1877,Thomas Edison was...
Cartridges: Where the magic begins
A lot of people new to turntables often mistake the stylus for the cartridge, assuming one for the other. However...
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Why You Need a Phono Preamplifier - And a Good One
With the resurgence of vinyl over the last several years, a whole new generation is getting into turntables (record players). With so much “plug and play” technology, we find that people who are younger or have never used a turntable before...
How Your Amplifier is Not About Watts, It's About Current - Enjoy the Music
Possibly the most misunderstood fact about quality HiFi amplification is the more watts the better. The feature amplifier on the cover photo is a PrimaLuna Classic valve amplifier that outputs 35 watts per channel. It will take you to an...
Vibration degrades the sound quality of your vinyl records. Read how Rega, Project, and Music Hall turntables work to eliminate unwanted vibration.
The Turntable Is Back and For Good Reason
It's a mystery that compact disc eradicated the turntable in the 1980's but there is a reason. Everyone's experience of record playing in the 1980's was of a $300 plastic turntable that didn't reproduce music in a great way. In...
Better Cables In Your System Will Improve Your Sound
Cables may not be sexy but they are a necessary part of connecting your music system so that you can listen to your favourite tunes. They are not popular things in the wireless communication age but when it comes to...
5 Reasons Why Vinyl Is Popular Again
Vinyl records are consistently pushing through sales barriers and setting new sales records around the world. You may wonder why or how this is happening? We don't have all the answers, but these are the five factors we think that...