Do you ever buy B-stock audio equipment? If so, what did you get?
Reader Jason Safire contends that audiophiles can find great bargains by buying B-stock equipment. He wonders how many of you do so.
Reader Jason Safire contends that audiophiles can find great bargains by buying B-stock equipment. He wonders how many of you do so.
Apple's OS X and Microsoft's Windows Media 9 Series both support 96/24 PCM audio. What do you think is the potential for high-rez digital to suceed as a computer-based format?
John Sands wants to know how other <I>Stereophile</I> readers view the state of high-resolution audio.
These days, an increasing number of new automobiles are emphasing a custom audio system as a selling feature
Pundits claim that home theater has taken over the consumer electronics market. We're curious to see what effect it has had on our readers. How would you describe yourself?
Audiophiles pride themselves on their love of music, but it may turn out that their kids or spouses buy more music. Who buys the most music in your household?
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.
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.
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?
Reader Mark Gdovin is curious. How many of you have professionally worked in the field of audio as "retail salespersons