@geoff
Regards to your previous insults, I feel the need to reply:
I grew up ‘Isolating and Damping everything’ from 100mm faders on high quality mixing consoles, guitar and power amplifiers for use on and off stage, electronic crossovers, gates, delays, reverbs from the inside and out, designed - built and sold subwoofer systems that required limited damping, reinforced a few speaker chassis using materials other than wood (constrained layer damping), was working sound when concert reinforcement systems first left the stage for ceiling grids (isolation or mechanical grounding or both?), damped and overdamped recording studios (learning valuable lessons), discovered how 1.5” thick milled rosewood walls took the sound of a concert grand piano to a very special place indeed, so isolation and damping techniques are not new to me and to the best of my knowledge, I never said ‘my way or the highway’ and never once mentioned isolation does not function. Isolation in musical applications just lacks efficiency. (All this before you ever became involved in audio as a business)
For the past decade my focus has been working on mechanical grounding techniques. In comparison, these newly discovered methods have taken me, my understanding and listening to a higher place of “LIVE” sound quality and achievement in music reproduction. If I appear to come off as a single one sided personality, I apologize. Like everyone else who is involved with audio and music, we do tend to get over excited from time to time. Please understand, I am a long time retired sound man and when it comes down to listening to music, “LIVE” is Everything!
That sign located on your very narrow sighted road depicting our company as being on a “Lost Highway “, you forgot to include: Population +1 amazing seismologist, and +3 new US Patent Pending mechanical grounding devices that we are hoping to release for public consumption by year’s end.
Pretty cool work hailing from a group of people who are “Not connecting with Audiophiles and Not connecting with Physics” a statement most recently documented by you.
In my personal opinion:
You really do like Michael Green don’t you? That is all you rant about every time I communicate with anyone or provide any information on AudioGon. It’s rather obvious that you can’t get him out of your mind. My my…
Robert
To the readership, I am sorry for wasting your time having to defend our company and people against this rather angry and highly motivated insultive participant.
