Tag:shop=hifi
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 shop = hifi
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Shop selling high fidelity audio components 
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Shop selling high-fidelity[1] audio equipment (music players, amplifiers, speakers, cables), which has minimal amounts of noise and distortion and an accurate frequency response.
It is often a meeting point for home audio enthusiasts (audiophiles[2]).
May offer repair services and custom built equipment.
How to map
Set a node or draw as an area along the shop outline. Tag it with shop=hifi and name=*.
Tags used in combination
- addr:*=* can be used to specify an address
- opening_hours=*
- hifi:repair=* If it repairs components
- hifi:parts=* If it sells parts.
- second_hand=yes/only
- wheelchair=yes/wheelchair=limited/wheelchair=no
- payment:*=* can be used to specify how one may pay at this location
- operator=*
- phone=*
- website=*
Similar tags
- shop=electronics - a shop selling electronics. The suggested distinction is that a shop=electronics shop is "primarily focused on consumer electronics, and may sell hi-fi components, but is not focused on them and not a meeting point for audiophiles". However that's quite a subtle and subjective distinction, and something which may be better represented as a property tag of a shop=electronics.
- shop=music - a shop selling recorded music which you might buy to play on your hifi (CDs, vinyl, or other formats) A.K.A. a record shop.
- shop=musical_instrument for musical instrument shops. Note that many musical instrument shops also sell some sheet music or recorded music. Make a judgement on what the 'primary' shop type is.
References
- ↑ High-fidelity on Wikipedia
- ↑ Audiophile on Wikipedia