Frequently asked questions about general hi-fi stuff including various types of equipment, technical concepts and advice for getting the best results.
Easy – just follow this simple, three-step process on our contact page: We appreciate the strong interest in our services. Demand consistently exceeds availability, and bookings fill quickly. As it’s impractical to maintain a waitlist, please refer to the booking status table for updates and availability.
Do you like receiving intrusive work-related messages when you’re not working, at odd hours, from people you don’t know? Me either! Text messages are for friends and family. I’ve never understood the desire to text business owners and specialists, and, as noted on my contact page, we don’t use SMS or other message services for
Because Accuphase does not make affordable or mainstream consumer hi-fi equipment and is marketed to a different demographic. For this reason, the hi-fi store down the road not only doesn’t sell Accuphase, but they also cannot sell it because they don’t have access to it. The mainstream hi-fi press, driven to sell equipment made by
No. An inspection and equipment condition report is an objective assessment based on factual details about a piece of equipment. Whilst I understand that receiving bad news may be disappointing, I can only report what the facts truthfully, something anyone viewing a reputable report rightly expects. Customers engage Liquid Audio to write reports before or
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No, I need to make money when I sell it, and I can’t do that unless I pay considerably less than retail price. I’m often asked this question, something along the lines of: My car is worth 10 grand, it’s not been professionally inspected, valued, has no service history, and I live in another state,
