Victory
by Paul McGowan
Does the quest for audio nirvana at times feel more like a game with winners and losers than a passion for creating magical moments?
Maybe in our own systems, we have played the game and decided one format or equipment type has won the sonic battle over another.
I am not much of a sports guy but I think I understand our innate desire to compete.
Yet, should coming out on top be our goal?
I just want to dig deeper into the music, get more engaged with the sound, lose the system and forget it's a reproduction.
There's surely satisfaction in winning the race for best sound and system, but perhaps more value in crafting magic.
Paul McGowan
Founder & CEO
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