Exploring New Music with PSB Speakers – May
Our PSB Speakers Online Team will be publishing articles on what music they have been listening to in the past month. We are hoping this series of articles will be helpful in finding new music or rediscover golden oldies. For the month of May the PSB Speakers Team takes a listen to The Shins new album “Port of Morrow”
Choosing and Installing Outdoor Speakers
Outdoor Speakers
Spring has arrived here in the Northern hemisphere, and here at PSB Speakers HQ the weather is warm and sunny, so our thoughts naturally turn to spending time outdoors enjoying our patios, decks, pools and cottages, and for maximum enjoyment, you always need music! And what better way to get started than with a few tips and tricks from PSB Speakers to make your outdoor speakers the talk of the neighbourhood this summer!
Exploring New Music with PSB Speakers – April
Our PSB Speakers Online Team will be publishing articles on what music they have been listening to in the past month. We are hoping this series of articles will be helpful in finding new music or rediscover golden oldies.
Stuck in a Hole with Small Speakers and Big Sound
Two years ago, my wife and I sold our townhome where we lived for five years and bought a larger unit, which hadn’t even broke soil yet with construction. At a time when real estate was selling faster than James May in a Bugatti Veyron,
Ars Technica Looks at How Engineers Tweak Music for iPod Age

More and more people are turning to a single device, like an iPod, to enjoy all of their music on-the-go or at home, but how will this effect how music is produced by our audio engineers?
In an age when Apple has become the top music retailer without selling a single physical disc, audio engineers are increasingly creating specially mastered versions of songs and albums designed to counteract the audio degradation caused by compression. Though audiophiles typically scoff at paying for compressed audio, preferring vinyl or high-end digital formats such as DVD-A, mastering engineers are doing their best to create digital masters that can pass through Apple’s iTunes algorithms with minimal sonic corruption.
Exploring New Music With PSB Speakers
Our PSB Speakers Online Team will be publishing articles on what music they have been listening in the past month. We are hoping this series of articles will be helpful in finding new music or rediscover golden oldies.
Neil Young Stands Up Against The ‘Sound of Music’ Today

Recently with MTV News, Neil Young expresses how he is slowly losing faith in the quality of today's music
Recently, Josh Wigler from MTV News sat down with Canada’s legendary folk musician and writer, Neil Young, at this year’s Sundance Music festival to listen to him express his concerns about how people are listening to music today. As good as music sounds pouring out of highly-engineered loudspeakers, some of us believe that good quality music was abandoned in the wake of the digital era, even a lot of us here at PSB Speakers have digital music stored somewhere in a home or office. But Young feels like “our geniuses” have left the audio industry, and even went as far to argue that some digital formats only feature five percent of the data from the original studio mastered track, which this hall of fame musician sees to be a major problem.
Welcome PSB Fans!
Just like how Paul Barton, Founder and Chief Designer of PSB Speakers, envisioned recreating the natural sound that music still offers us today, our PSB team is dedicated to filling your daily life with real sound for real people…







