News — 26 May 2011
By Paul McGowan
For over 10 years I have been writing the PS Audio monthly newsletter and this month, May 2011, marks the big changeover day from newsletter to magazine. So, ok, why the big changeover?
Simple, we want to provide more connection, more communication, more learning, more community to our customers, our friends and our industry throughout the world.
I believe there is a real need in our industry for more to read and learn; for stronger voices to be heard and newer technologies to be explored.
Certainly PSTracks will have all the latest PS Audio news, updates and goings on. That’s a given.
We will also focus on how to bring high-performance connected audio and home entertainment into people’s homes in the broadest sense of the word.
Expect to read about new technologies, music, and the future of high-end and where it’s heading.
We want to spark lively debate, stimulate our readers to explore new music, new means of getting that music into their homes and enjoying life just a little more.
If you enjoy reading about all things high-end, the latest news and info and, of course, what’s happening at PS, please join us. We send out a once a month email updater that’ll still feature Paul and all you liked about the PS Newsletter as well as let you know what’s new in PSTracks and what’s interesting to read. Stay up to date and get great info, tutorials, how to’s, and news of what’s going on in the world of connected audio, power and the high-end. Get connected to stay connected.
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