Buying hifi should be a really fun process. Whats not to love about sitting down with a few good albums and experimenting with equipment to bring the best out of them? However some people find the process daunting and confusing, so here are some tips to try to make the process as fun as possible.

It's not the ease of storage, it's not the convenience of a database of music at your fingertips... As far as I'm concerned it's Audio Surf.

So the government is giving us (up to) $900 of our own money back and telling us to blow it on an excessive consumerist orgy of spending and economic exorbitance... Maybe those weren't the exact words of the ATO but I'm sure they were something to that effect.

We have two new additions to our high end headphone range. The much anticipated HD800 from Sennheiser, who have synonymous with quality headphones for longer than I've been alive, and the AH-D7000 from Denon who is a relative new comer to the headphone market.

"I bought this thing online from overseas that you also sell but now it doesn't work and I was wondering if you could help me?"