Hi-Fi+ – Issue 178 December 2019
Hi-Fi+ is Europe’s premier English-language high-end audio magazine. Whether it’s the latest in digital audio technology or the best turntable you’ve ever heard, Hi-Fi+ magazine is the ultimate audiophile authority. Our goal is clear; to seek out the finest audio components money can buy. Music is the soundtrack to all our lives and we think that the better that soundtrack, sounds the more enriched our lives can be. A good audio system can open up new avenues of music that might surprise you. We don’t differentiate; it could be a classic valve amplifier or a state-of-the-art music server – if it sounds good, we want to know and we want to tell you about it. The difference between good sound and great sound lies in the details… and we are obsessive about detail.
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The implementation of electronic circuit designs to perform conversions of sound/pressure wave signals to electrical signals, or vice versa, is known as audio electronics. Electronic circuits considered to be part of audio electronics may also be designed to perform specific signal processing operations in order to make specific changes to the signal while it is in electrical form. Furthermore, audio signals can be generated synthetically by generating electric signals from electronic devices. Until the development of digital technologies, audio electronics were traditionally designed using analogue electric circuit techniques. Furthermore, due to their compatible digital nature, digital signals can be manipulated by computer software in much the same way that audio electronic devices can. Both analogue and digital design formats are still used today, and which one is used depends largely on the application. Receive Free Audio & Electronics Magazines.
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