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On this page you'll find access to classic articles and reviews, by HIFICRITIC contributors and others, pre-dating the magazine, which remain excellent digests of more technical reporting on a range of sound and music topics.
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The Objective Subjective Review Debate Martin Colloms, 1991 SC2 What's in a Scale? An examination of the history, rationale and arithmetic of the scales used in Western music John Crabbe, 1973 SC3 A Future Without Feedback? Considerations of low and zero negative feedback Martin Colloms, Stereophile January, 1998 SC4 The Unseen Variable SE amplifiers and their high output impedance Martin Colloms, Stereophile Vol.18 No.4 April, 1995 SC5 Book Review: The Complete Guide to High-End Audio Martin Colloms & Kristen Weitz Stereophile, Vol.18 No.3 March, 1995 SC6 Benefit or Bluff? An examination of the impact of balanced connections on high fidelity Martin Colloms Stereophile Vol.17 No.11 November, 1994 SC7 Pace, Rhythm, and Dynamics What they are and how to engineer a system to express them Martin Colloms, Stereophile Vol.15 No.11 November, 1992 SC8 Basso Profundo Martin Colloms Stereophile, Vol.14 No.12 December, 1991 |
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Working in the Front Line An approach to equipment reviewing Martin Colloms Stereophile, Vol.14 No.1 January, 1991 SC10 Do We Need an Ultrasonic Bandwidth for Higher Fidelity Sound Reproduction? Martin Colloms, Colloms Electroacoustics London, 2006 SC11 Brüel & Kjær Application Note: Audible Effects of Mechanical Resonance in Turntables With our continuing technical reviews of turntables it is appropriate to revisit the pioneering work of engineer Brüel & Kjær Paul Ladergaard who wrote this comprehensive investigation and which he also presented at the 1977 New York AES Convention. Many thanks to Brüel & Kjær for permission to reproduce the paper in PDF form. SC12 Audio Technology Guide: Audio Cables Paul Messenger, 1999 SC13 Audio Technology Guide: DAB Technology Paul Messenger, 1999 SC14 Audio Technology Guide: Loudspeakers Paul Messenger, 1999 SC15 Capacitors; Sound and Measurement Martin Colloms (Oct, Dec 1975 HFN) |