Is old audio science best?
As many of you know, I’m in the midst of a personal ‘analog renewal.’
In fact, I haven’t played a digital song on my system this year. None! It’s been quite an interesting experience.
What does this have to do with today’s post?
Well, one could argue that the vast majority of what’s needed for quality audio reproduction was known by 1960. The breadth of knowledge was amazing, and the research topics in audio were vibrant.
Well, led by a post on AA, I discovered a terrific source of ‘old knowledge’ – and it’s free!
There’s something here for most every audiophile, but the site is especially rich in Macintosh, tubes, radios, and basic science.
New is great, but I find odd comfort in ‘old science.’
Enjoy!
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