In the early days of PS Audio, and even during the years I spent at Genesis with Arnie Nudell, there was nothing more coveted than a review from TAS editor and publisher, Harry Pearson (or HP as he was known). And to get access to HP, one had to go through Frank Doris. Frank was the coordinator, the setup guy, the handle everything guy for HP. It was Frank we called to work with TAS, and it was Frank who made sure the gear was set up properly and that HP could strut into one of his many listening rooms and be assured what was on tap for review was at its best and ready to listen to.
To say Frank knows how to set up a system and make it sing is an understatement.
Frank's career began as a writer for TAS in 1984 and later as an editor. He's also written for The Tracking Angle (now Analog Planet), Home Theater, Cineluxe, and Sound & Vision among others. And, Frank's a musician and an audiophile.
I can't think of a better person to inject new energy into our publication of music, Hi-Fi, and all the good things in life our community would enjoy. In future issues, look forward to a wealth of new articles you'll not find anywhere else.
And Copper will remain ad-free, and dedicated to serving our Hi-Fi Family.
Welcome Frank to the Hi-Fi Family and Copper magazine.
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In the early days of PS Audio, and even during the years I spent at Genesis with Arnie Nudell, there was nothing more coveted than a review from TAS editor and publisher, Harry Pearson (or HP as he was known). And to get access to HP, one had to go through Frank Doris. Frank was the coordinator, the setup guy, the handle everything guy for HP. It was Frank we called to work with TAS, and it was Frank who made sure the gear was set up properly and that HP could strut into one of his many listening rooms and be assured what was on tap for review was at its best and ready to listen to.
To say Frank knows how to set up a system and make it sing is an understatement.
Frank's career began as a writer for TAS in 1984 and later as an editor. He's also written for The Tracking Angle (now Analog Planet), Home Theater, Cineluxe, and Sound & Vision among others. And, Frank's a musician and an audiophile.
I can't think of a better person to inject new energy into our publication of music, Hi-Fi, and all the good things in life our community would enjoy. In future issues, look forward to a wealth of new articles you'll not find anywhere else.
And Copper will remain ad-free, and dedicated to serving our Hi-Fi Family.
Welcome Frank to the Hi-Fi Family and Copper magazine.
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