News

In our blog we inform you about three of the four most beautiful pleasures in life: wine, food and music. After all, this is what makes High Fidelity as unique as it is.

Listening Experiences

Every second Tuesday, from 19.30 to 21.30, we invite you to a unique listening experience at High Fidelity. On these evenings, a special guest is invited to provide insight into musical topic along a collection of vinyls. Interesting discoveries, intriguing details and high-quality sound are waiting for you to enjoy. Reserve your place in the… Read More »

Wine Tasting at High Fidelity

Tasting session every third Saturday. After many requests from guests, friends and employees alike, we are starting a new tradition: Wine Tastings at High Fidelity. Beginning on September 23rd, there will be a wine tasting at High Fidelity every third Saturday of the month. Exceptional wines, exciting topics and our usual, excellent staff will guarantee… Read More »

Phono Preamplifier EAR 834 Clone

In an analogue audio system the phono preamplifiers fulfils two extremely important roles. Firstly, he has to increase the tiny signal from the turntable needle – or more precise: the pick-up – sufficiently for the following amplifiers. Aside from that, it equalises the phono signal. For size reasons, on the record certain frequencies are compressed… Read More »

Power Supply

The power supply very subtly performs its extremely important work. It is much more than just an 8-port electrical outlet because it provides perfect grounding with its star-wiring and, at six outlets, filters out all unwanted frequencies and any remains of direct current. For a better understanding, one has to know that our electricity is… Read More »

Yuca

Yuca* – The oldest evidence of its existence in South America dates back to 9589 and 9029 BC. In Peru, evidence of its presence was found as early as 6800 BC. Research shows that the root was consumed from that time in northern Peru, as it was found in small quantities in the excavations of… Read More »

No Peruvianness without sanguchón

Peruvians are sangucheros, so sanguchero that we can’t imagine bread with “soledad”(loneliness). In the mornings, on the street corners of almost every neighbourhood, especially the most popular ones, there is always a sanguchón cart that keeps us away from hunger and malnutrition. When the economy is tight, the sánguche is sweet potato or fried egg,… Read More »

Adventure Tourism – Photographic project

I start from my experience as a daring cyclist, who sees and discovers the city where I live with a mobile perspective; with freedom of street circulation and inaugurating new visual routes (the bicycle gives me wings). In this way I relate dissimilar spaces, generating urban signifiers that have been little explored. The photographic fruit… Read More »

Salsa criolla

The “very Peruvian” Salsa criolla is a conjunction of intensities. Only someone very daring, adventurous and mestizo – like the Peruvian – could come up with such a mixture of ingredients that are not exactly delicate: onion, chilli, lemon and salt. However, behind such daring there is wisdom and sybaritism, not only a play of… Read More »

Pan con chicharrón

Pork, a glorious animal from which everything is made use of. Pork, historical animal that, although brought by the Spaniards, became a mestizo in our cuisine. Pork, the delicious animal from which chicharrón is made. Our multicultural spirit has contributed to its glory: the Spanish conquistadors brought it from Europe. The indigenous people raised it,… Read More »

Jamón del país

Pork, always pork. If a flood came and we had to save an animal, it would be the pig. We eat everything from it: its meat, its insides, its skin… even its feet. It is always delicious. One of its peaks is when it is turned into country ham. Gastronomic historians claim that it was… Read More »