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Match Up One System from Pieces

Hi-fi euthuist are always feeling headache in getting their systems well-matched. If it sounds great, you need to do anything more. Just enjoy your system! Basically, you can just plug…

The advantages of more boxes

There is a tread of all-in-one units in recent years – tuner/amplifier/CD player from Onkyo, Sony, Linn’s Classik even Bang & Olufsen. They are concise and tidy, the most vital…

Is a one-make system best

If the answer is definitely truth to all brands, there is no need to have this article. Each year many hi-fi tests of one-brand systems are hugely raised worldwide, especially…

Upgrading – When to Stop?

The common image of the hi-fi enthusiast, a mixture of fanaticism, ambition and guilt as he spends all his money on purchase new systems. Lots of new pieces are setting…

How Hi-Fi Warming up Works

Our warming up suggestion is keeping it warm all the time, i.e. never switch off. Most of the system failures encountered, when it is being turned on. Meanwhile we have…

Why CD-R and Minidisc copies can sound different from the original

The term 'digital' has been used by the marketeers to equate with 'perfection' - but there's still a lot that can go wrong... Our recent reviews of various CD-RW and…

Biwiring Questions Answered

We've been here before, but while the benefits of biwiring are understood, the practicalities still baffle many readers? Yes, we know we've already covered biwiring your speakers, but the volume…

Speaker Positioning

Good speaker boxes would still perform badly if you are not putting them correctly. In this article, we are trying to share our experience in speaker positioning. All speakers are…

Low Cost Listening Tools

One of my friends has asked me for searching a low costs “Hifi” systems. After understanding his budget is very tight, a low cost solution is a must. Since he…

How to listen

Somebody may listen to music with their eyes closed, necks craned with hundred percent concentration. It’s all very well having a dynamic range of 90dB or so on your CD…

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