Frequently asked questions about general hi-fi stuff including various types of equipment, technical concepts and advice for getting the best results.
Simply choose the consult length below and click ‘buy now’. Options 30 minutes $60.00 AUD60 minutes $120.00 AUD Alternatively, you can do the same thing over on our contact page, in our advisory service information area. Once you’ve paid, fill out the contact form and let me know what you want to discuss. I’m happy […]
I suggest avoiding equipment in poor condition, as a general rule. My recommendation is always to buy the very best example of the equipment you are looking for, in the best condition, with the best service history, and a recent inspection and condition assessment, if possible. Everyone wants a bargain, and buying equipment in poor
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There are several excellent hi-fi stores in Perth where you’ll receive great service and advice. Addicted to Audio in Subiaco Dan is a great guy and knows his stuff, plus this store has some really interesting brands and loads of personal audio gear. In terms of store layout, quality, and hi-fi gear range, this is
In most cases yes, no problem. We have stocks of incandescent and LED lamps, in the most common sizes, so you can choose what suits you. For the ultimate vintage goodness, incandescent lamps are the way to go. For a more modern look, LED illumination is great.
You can, as long as you understand some basic technical details and take a few precautions. Basics You can use equipment requiring almost any voltage, anywhere you like, as long as the specific voltage and current requirements of that equipment are met. For that, you’ll need to know: If you own 100V Japanese equipment that
