When you are considering investing in a 2-channel audio system for your home, one of the most important factors you will consider is sound quality. Not only will you want to play music from lossless sources such as CD players or HiFi streaming services, but you also will want audio components that equally reproduce that studio-level sound quality.

So how can you ensure you’re experiencing your music the way it’s supposed to be heard in your own Philadelphia-area home? That’s where Focal audio comes in. There’s a reason Focal is a leading speaker brand in two-channel audio systems – and in this blog, we’ll go through why its speakers are perfect for your living space.

Want to find out more? Just keep reading below.

When you return home from a concert or show, you’ll more than likely be in a dream-like state the next few days – savoring every last memory of the music and talent you witnessed. But what if you could experience that immersive sound every day in your own home?

High-performance speakers give you that level of audio quality in your own living space. Loudspeakers like this, of course, don’t come cheaply – some costing up to or exceeding $10,000 per pair. But floorstanding loudspeakers are a worthy investment that will give you a lifetime of having a personal concert right in your house. These loudspeakers are designed to deliver stereo-quality sound in the most authentic way possible – exemplifying the high-fidelity listening experience.

In this blog, we’ll take a look at four high-performance speakers that our team recommends, so you can find which product is right for you and your living space. Just keep reading below to find out more.

Some people love great art. Some love great literature.

But if you’re reading this blog, you probably love something else: high-end audio.

If that’s the case, then this is an exciting time of the year for you. Why? Because CES 2018 just ended, and we’ve got all the cool audio gear you can start enjoying in the new year, right here in Philadelphia, PA.

Ready to see what’s coming down the line in the next few months? Just keep reading to see some of our favorites.

Did you know that in 1934, Alan Blumlein recorded one of the earliest stereo albums at the world-famous Abbey Road recording studio in London?

And in 1969, the Beatles recorded their final studio album in the same exact place. Also in stereo.

In 35 years, not much had changed about the technology. Both sessions were done as two-channel audio recordings.

Today, musicians still record in two-channels. Why?

In this blog, we’ll try to answer that question. And we’ll also show you why a two-channel set up may be perfect for your Haddonfield, NJ listening room. All you have to do is keep reading.