Now that the campaign is over, and in honor of my kids, I'll ask the age old question of the impatient:
"Are we there yet?"
Stay tuned for tomorrow's episode, where once again I ask the question:
"Are we there yet?"
Larry, congratulations on a very successful campaign, and good luck with the work still ahead! All kidding aside with the impatience thing... I think most would agree with me when I say that we're more interested in things being done right than done fast. I look forward to getting some awesome products from you in the coming year!
Uzi,
I completely understand and agree.
In modern design and engineering, we always face the de Lima of quality vs speed.
This campaign has created enough awareness in the general public, not only inside audiophile circle. So this is the project that we could not fail.
From the day one, my vision is to make more people believe that music's sound quality should be more important than convenience.
MP3 was a great invention. But we should not and no need to use it any more. 44.1K was a good compromise in 1980. But we should not and no need to limit ourselves there any more.
This vision sounds so easy inside computeraudiophile.com... but trust me, for most people, they still don't understand what we are fighting for.
Geek Out/Pulse is the first battle. We can not lose. Geek Out is not against the other portable DAC in Hi-end audio industry.
The most powerful enemy for Geek Out is: Computer lap top's headphone jack and the 50-cent ICs behind.
We don't even need to talk about iPhone, Android combo.
If you know my whole logic here, you will understand why Light Harmonic choose Kickstarter and Indiegogo as our product launching and design platform. And you will know why I still put that terrible sounding Dr. Dre in Kickstarter's introduction video.