You could work for any manufacturer, past or present...


If you had a chance to work with anyone related to audio, pro or home, spend time in the workshop, go to the shows and sell it, who would it be?


erik_squires
Without knowing any audio designers personally I tend to think that those who would be best to work for are (a) those having well established top-notch design talents, and (b) those whose companies are known for being conscientious, responsive, and supportive when dealing with customers and potential customers. I believe that how a designer/manufacturer treats his customers and potential customers would generally tend to correlate with how he treats his employees, and with the culture that exists within the company.

Among those who are still living that I would include in that category are Nelson Pass, Ralph Karsten, Keith Herron, Lou Hinkley, Kevin Hayes, and Dan Wright. There are many others, of course.

Best regards,
-- Al

"...make a fortune having cornered the directional audiophile cable market,"
...by abandoning cables altogether. Tesla was a "wireless" kind of man.

"Nicola Tesla"
Nikola Tesla.
You mean his boat or submarine, or whatever that was? It was impressive.