[Otheronek]

"What a long, strange trip it's been -- (Robert Hunter)"
 
With a opening quote like that you got my attention...  I can't wait to learn sensei.
 
“One man gathers what another man spills -- (Robert Hunter)"  spill away, spill away...
 

 
 
 
Peace OOK

 

[ScottFree]

After Jason's blog I'm really looking forward to this one. One question un-related to audio. You've mentioned sometimes on Jason's blog that you also work on plays. Would be interested to hear some stories about those.

 

[aamefford]

Very looking my forward to this thread. Thank you Mike.

 

[madwolfa]

Subbed.

 

[BobG55]

Thank you Mike, really looking forward to reading your "Audio"biography. 

 

[3 toes of fury]

Yo Mike!   Im giddy at the prospect of reading about your experiences, inventions, and journey on the path of all things audio-goodness.
Thanks for taking the time to share with your fans.   You and Jason are awesome and your work is beyond appreciated here.
 
Peace .n. Living in Stereo
 
3ToF

 

[mikek200]

This will be one hell of a thread,fantastic,and all of us will learn a lot,from a great tech leader

 

[audionewbi]

May be I can learn how to make the leap into the audio work, we all can learn from such great mentors.

 

[mithrandir38]

Aw, yeah. Bring the pain!

 

[jfoxvol]

Subbed.  Preesh, Obiwan.

 

[Wildcatsare1]

Subbed, looking forward to the journey.

 

[Pirakaphile]

Considering Mike's regular posts, I'm going to assume that this will be extremely informative, incredibly blunt, and hilariously insulting. I'm in.

 

[kstuart]

  It all starts with Quads, doesn't it?

Actually for me, it started in 1971 when someone I met in an Astronomy club told me that I needed to go with him to Jonas Miller Audio to meet his friend Kenny.  When we were there, he played me a system with a battleship sized Empire turntable Audio Research preamp & power amps and Magneplanar speakers.
 
I still have a pair of Magneplanar speakers, although I now use Infinity speakers for most non-headphone listening.

 

[lafish]

It was Ken Kreisel at Jonas Miller who first played the Quads for me! We listened to the first Poco album. 

 

[Ableza]

I couldn't afford Quads so I ended up with ESS AMT1's.