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All You Need To Know About Subwoofers and If You Should Buy One

Above: PS Audio tells you the difference a subwoofer makes. What Are Subwoofers and Are They Worth It? If you're here on this website you're presumably a music lover or a movie enthusiast, and you've probably heard of subwoofers. They are the powerhouse speakers that deliver deep, rumbling bass that you can not only hear but also feel. Subwoofers have become an integral part of audio systems, whether it's in cars, home theatres, or even regular stereo setups.  Despite this the question that still regularly comes up is what exactly are subwoofers, and are they worth investing in? So, in light of this let's dive into the world of subwoofers, their benefits, types, and how to set them up for optimal performance. The Story of Subwoofers: From Humble Beginnings to Booming Bass To understand the significance of subwoofers, we need to delve into their history. The concept of subwoofers dates back to the early 1960s when the need for reproducing low-frequency sounds became

KRK Rokit 5 G2 - Shed DJ Tech Of The Week

Above: The Recording Revolution's review of the KRK's A Classic Piece Of DJ Shed Tech From the Past: KRK Rokit 5 G2 In the world of DJing and audio production, certain products have become legendary, representing the pinnacle of quality and innovation and the right price. One such classic is the KRK Rokit 5 G2, a studio monitor that has left an indelible mark on the industry. In this article, I’lll delve into the fascinating story of this iconic piece of audio equipment and explore its impact on the DJ scene. I’ll also tell you why, as second hand used buy the KRK’s are a studio monitor that can prove to be the bargain of the century for DJ’s looking for a cheap studio monitor for home use.  KRK Rokit 5 G2 - A Product Overview The KRK Rokit 5 G2 was a revolution in studio monitoring when it was released. With its compact size and impressive performance, it quickly gained popularity among DJs, producers, and music enthusiasts. The monitor featured a 5-inch woofer and a 1-inch tw

Egoland Classics DJ Mixcloud Mix - Shinichi and Yoshitoshi

An Introduction To Yoshitoshi and Shinichi Recordings In the ever-evolving landscape of electronic music, certain record labels have left an indelible mark on the industry, shaping genres and launching the careers of ground breaking artists. Two such labels that have become synonymous with quality and innovation are Yoshitoshi and it's past sister label Shinichi Recordings. Founded by legendary visionaries Deep Dish (Ali Shirazinia and Sharam Tayebi), these record labels have had a profound influence on the electronic music scene. In this article, I’ll delve into the fascinating world of both Yoshitoshi and Shinichi Recordings, exploring their genres, notable artists, label philosophies, impact on the industry, digital presence, collaborations, and future prospects. Before I start, I need to explain a little of my relationship with the labels. I’ve been a Deep Dish fan since the early 1990s. I’ve been picking up their music since the early days when they released the likes of Deep

Vinyl Record Care And Cleaning - Is It Worth It?

Above: How To Clean Records By Discogs Should I Clean My Records? Are you a passionate collector of vinyl records? Do you have a nice collection stored in Ikea Kallax units sat in your lounge? If you are, then you’ll know that there's something special about the warm, rich sound that only vinyl can deliver. However, over the years, many have come to realise that proper maintenance and cleaning of vinyl records is crucial for preserving their quality and ensuring a long lifespan. In this article, I‘ll explore the benefits of cleaning your vinyl records and provide insights into the best methods and tools for achieving optimal results. Improved Sound Quality Have you ever listened to a vinyl record that crackles, pops, and skips during playback? It's not only distracting but also robs you of the pure joy of the music. The culprit behind these distortions is often dirt, dust, and grime that accumulates in the grooves of the record. As the stylus glides over these contaminants, it