How does it work:
The principles outlined in the white paper are strictly adhered to. I hope it's acceptable for me to say that the workings are proprietary.
How much does it cost:
I'm concerned that answering that would turn a discussion into a sales pitch. But I will answer the question as posed. So if an answer to the question would offend a reader stop now..........
What I do isn't for everybody. If you like to swap out equipment, I'm not your guy. I do custom applications.
Having said that, if it's a piece of equipment that really pleases you and we both agree that what I do is what you want, $850. That's the price for my best work, custom-made for your equipment. Lesser performance costs less. I do all my work with Oak, Walnut and Maple frames. You pick the color stain. The walnut can be "ebonized" into high-gloss black. No metals.
I'm not a mass-producer. I work one-on-one with audiophiles and that takes time and good communication.
Let's agree not to talk about prices further out of respect for the thread.
Thanks
Joe
The principles outlined in the white paper are strictly adhered to. I hope it's acceptable for me to say that the workings are proprietary.
How much does it cost:
I'm concerned that answering that would turn a discussion into a sales pitch. But I will answer the question as posed. So if an answer to the question would offend a reader stop now..........
What I do isn't for everybody. If you like to swap out equipment, I'm not your guy. I do custom applications.
Having said that, if it's a piece of equipment that really pleases you and we both agree that what I do is what you want, $850. That's the price for my best work, custom-made for your equipment. Lesser performance costs less. I do all my work with Oak, Walnut and Maple frames. You pick the color stain. The walnut can be "ebonized" into high-gloss black. No metals.
I'm not a mass-producer. I work one-on-one with audiophiles and that takes time and good communication.
Let's agree not to talk about prices further out of respect for the thread.
Thanks
Joe