"...fact is, many roads lead to this musical end!"
Very true - there will always be a place and purpose for well designed active line stages, and I have no doubt that there will be systems in which they sound much better than any passive might, for a variety of reasons.
Having found the LSA through the DIY thread, the one thing that never seemed to be the case was that George was primarily interested in making much money on this, or really making a business of it. Sounded to me like if he could pull it off, he would rather license his patent to other folks who might too think it is a good idea, collect some royalties, and spend some time surfing. And he seems to be a true believer in his approach - rightly or wrongly - which as you suggest, doesn't mean it is the only approach to musical satisfaction.
Very true - there will always be a place and purpose for well designed active line stages, and I have no doubt that there will be systems in which they sound much better than any passive might, for a variety of reasons.
Having found the LSA through the DIY thread, the one thing that never seemed to be the case was that George was primarily interested in making much money on this, or really making a business of it. Sounded to me like if he could pull it off, he would rather license his patent to other folks who might too think it is a good idea, collect some royalties, and spend some time surfing. And he seems to be a true believer in his approach - rightly or wrongly - which as you suggest, doesn't mean it is the only approach to musical satisfaction.