Audiophile

So let's see.

I mean, as you and I talked about on our Audiophile Journey podcast episode, you and I are both people who had the – I will call it fortunate.

We just kind of grew up immersed in music and audio.

Mm-hmm.

That's what's happening with almost all of these releases now.

Yeah, like the alb- the w- the w- for, I know there's a lot of Frank Zappa fans in the Audiophile community, and Mark Smotroff just reviewed Freak Out! , which is the 60th anniversary-

Mm-hmm

... super deluxe version that has the mono mixes-

I'm excited for these.

Y- yeah, I'm responsible for all three, although one of them is not being written by me.

So s- readers are probably familiar with our Audiophile System Builder column that I started many years...

Actually, I started Audiophile System Builder at Digital Trends in 2013.

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And we are back, Not An Audiophile, the podcast, episode 64, season three, and today we speak to Peter Thomas, co-founder of PMC, Professional Monitor Company, uh, from the UK.

Uh, a deceptively large company, I would suggest.

We will find out how big it is.

I'll be wandering around with a camera.

I'll be talking to people.

We'll have the Not An Audiophile badges on.

If you would like a badge, come and ask us.

That was the stuff that I heard in my house because my older sisters would play that in Biggie and Tupac.

Reissue some of the Tupac stuff in Audiophile or some of the Biggie stuff, some of those big names like you're saying.

It would be really good.

I think that would be good.

disseminate information far more efficiently i did see that way ahead of the print magazines and they would say oh no the yeah i had people say the internet was a fad i actually had that say to me by a cable manufacturer it's just a fad i'm like are you joking

And we are back, Not An Audiophile, the podcast, episode 63, season 3.

Today I speak to Doug Schneider, the founder of Soundstage Global.

Yes, that's right, he's the guy who started it, and you might be surprised when he started it.

everything.

Well, it brings me to one of my pet subjects, which I wouldn't – I mean, I have many guests where I can't really – I can't really, I guess, come out as who I really am.

I mean, the podcast is called Not an Audiophile for a reason.

I don't see myself as an audiophile.