Earlier this year I had a change of heart.
For years we we’ve been building two levels of speakers: good and all-out. The good ones have
bested conventional audio by delivering twice as much performance in half the size for half
the total system cost. To our customers, that meant obviously superior bang-for-the-buck.
But the problem, for me, was that these systems performed inside of what’s already expected
from high end audio.
Still, that’s great, right? Yes. Great value. But here’s the problem: I’m aware of what is
possible - I can challenge the frontier. Not good work. All-out, best possible work. I’ve been
working with the new technologies for long enough to have experienced that they can outdo
anything that’s been done before. I can work at the edge of what is possible.
So, why does that force a choice? We can do both, right? Sure, except that my heart isn’t in it.
I am at a stage in my life and career when my time and efforts are too valuable to do merely
good work. I do get asked repeatedly to build budget product and conventional product. Over
the years I’ve done plenty of that. But, no, sorry, only the best from here on out.
We’ve just dropped most of our product line.
Our current and upcoming products represent my best work. It’s not cheap; it can’t be. We
start talking at $7K. But the performance/dollar ratio makes it an outstanding value.
If you’re new to audio and want to start out up-to-date instead of out-of-date, call me.
If you’d like something custom, a one-off to fit your specific needs, call me.
If you’re an experienced audiophile who’s come to the time when, maybe, you’d like to get off
the gear merry-go-round and put the whole “audio” thing to bed, to enjoy something
exceptional built just for you, your last rig, built by our hands to touch your heart, call me.