This is why I buy from them - I'd rather pay once and own some high quality high-performance feature-rich item rather than buy some cheap crap and be on the upgradatis bicycle. I tend to buy once and be done - at least for a few years. Poly makes the cut. I've had my Beyer DT 880 for more than 5 years now (rock solid!). When I bought them I thought they were expensive. Now I think the Audeze LCD-4 are just fine - provided they last 10 years or so. From Mojo and Poly I expect at least 3 years of use to be worth the money and I think they will last more. Heck - I have a Dell Optiplex PC that's 8 years old and my wife is using it every day!
Well said.
I have never seen a CEO come out to a public forum, and the leading engineer take questions, challenges, and even the time to 'explain down' to non-engineer minds like mine, anywhere.
I discern deception for a living. The interview that is on youtube is extraordinary in its honest and personal revelation. When Mr. Franks explained his own reasons behind creating and designing the mojo, it was something special and unlike what we see today in elite disconnect. This is a product born of shear love of music and desire to share, which includes the constant answering of questions and offering of information.
Where has this led? For me, as a cautious consumer, if he says the poly is beyond expectations and exceptional, I am going to buy it, on his word.
(The only possible delay of this purchase is due to what I have read about the Hugo 2! I
must obtain it!)
I'm grateful for hearing music that is, literally, 40 years old to me, and listening to new detail, including some instruments I did not know was in the music.
With a touch of arthritis in my left hand, I cannot play the guitar the way I once did, and it is as if Mojo (and high end headphones) has restored something I felt slipping from me.
I am both grateful and loyal.
I read this forum predominantly because of Chord, and love to learn. The rare humility of a CEO and a cutting edge engineer posting is priceless.
