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Inside AudioQuest Part 2: Bill Low on Power, Measurement, and the Future of Hi-Fi

In the concluding part of this exclusive interview, StereoNET's Paul Sechi continues his conversation with AudioQuest founder and CEO Bill Low, exploring the more controversial aspects of cable technology and the future direction of both the company and the audio industry. Low addresses the critical role of AC mains power quality in system performance, the challenges of marketing power products, and the impact of switched-mode power supplies on noise. He provides expert guidance on proper cable installation, explaining the importance of separating signal and power cables, and reveals the science behind cable lifters like AudioQuest's Fog Lifter. The discussion covers how to balance subjective listening with objective measurements in product development, when consumers should consider cable upgrades in their system evolution, and AudioQuest's venture beyond cables with the NightHawk headphone line. Low also explains the measurements that matter most in cable specifications and what factors consumers should really be looking at. Looking to the future, Low shares his vision for AudioQuest's next decade, his remaining personal goals with the company, and how he hopes AudioQuest will be remembered. 🎤 Host: Paul Sechi 🎤 Guest: Bill Low 🎥 Camera: Marc Rushton 🎥 Camera Assisant: Jason Sexton 🎬 Editor: Marc Rushton Visit Audioquest 👉 https://www.audioquest.com/ Big thanks also to Australian Distributor, Advance Audio for facilitating the interview 👉 https://www.advanceaudio.com.au/ Shot on location in Sydney, Australia, at Audio Connection 👉 https://audioconnection.com.au/ -------------------------------------------------------------- StereoNET is an international network of publications owned wholly by Sound Media Group Pty Ltd and Sound Media International Pty Ltd. Our publication is supported by display advertising and commercial arrangements, but our editorial remains entirely independent and unbiased. https://www.stereonet.com