From audiophiles to casual music lovers, the right sound makes us close our eyes, hum to the music, tap our feet, or dance with enthusiasm. Likewise, poor sound quality can kill the vibe. 

At Natural Sound, we have been serving Boston, MA, and the greater area since 1975, offering the best high-end audio solutions in the market. From subwoofers to tweeter speakers, we know when it comes to sound quality, the devil is in the details and installation of the perfect AV system for your home. 

Read on to learn how high-performance audio system components immerse audiophiles and amateurs alike into a world of wonder where sound is everything it is supposed to be. 

Over the last two months, Larry Goldberg, Natural Sound’s store manager in the Boston, MA area, gave his personal thoughts on the whys and wherefores of streaming high-end audio and music. This month’s blog delves into the “how we got there and where are we going” aspects of streaming and is by Lewis Dalven, one of NS’s technical experts.

Hello again from my home in Framingham. I’m looking out at the over a foot of snow and the swirling winds and thinking this is a good time to write part 2 of my thoughts about music and streaming.

In part 1--last month’s blog or newsletter that you hopefully read in your Boston MA, Metro West, North Shore, or South Shore area home--I talked about how streaming might not be the solution for replacing many of my favorite LP’s and even CD’s. I also promised I would tell you how I viewed the real value of streaming high-end audio and why it is “the dream” for many music lovers. Could be you already know all of this and might even have more useful ways of using streaming, but here are most of mine:

In our last newsletter/blog we explored the convenience and wide variety of choice that streaming music brings to the table. Now for something completely different—playing LP records! This form of music playback has had somewhat of a renaissance the last several years. Many folks love the warm, full sound of records and the whole experience—from reading the liner notes to owning the physical medium, to even the occasional tick or pop!