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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2026 · 25 MIN

Innovators Series: Theoretica Applied Physics

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Today I’m taking an inside look at possibly the most innovative company in the consumer audio space. I say this because today’s subject, Theoretica Applied Physics, is working on some of the biggest problems of audio believability, their results are quite successful in my experience, and the architecture they use is relatively low cost. Let’s take a deeper look. Learn more: https://www.theoretica.us/ This video is sponsored by: https://www.theabsolutesound.com/newsletter 00:00 Theoretica Applied Physics 00:56 Believability 03:38 Advanced Technologies 06:27 Problem 1 Part A 11:59 Problem 2 15:56 Problem 1 Part B 19:15 Problem 3 22:15 Problem 4 24:42 Summary Newsletter: https://www.theabsolutesound.com/newsletter Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theabsolutesound Substack: https://www.theabsolutesound.substack.com What Is The Absolute Sound? The Absolute Sound magazine has been a leading publication in high-end audio since 1972. Since the early 2000s, The Absolute Sound has expanded to include web, newsletter, digital magazine, social media, YouTube and Substack platforms. The Absolute Sound platforms have a global audience of over 500,000 audiophiles. #hifi #audiophile #theabsolutesound

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