I was relo’d! That is, my banner was unceremoniously ejected from it’s rightful place — directly over The Cable Company’s booth. Ahem.
Relo at the Capital Audiofest
CAF 2012
CAF12: High Water Sound
Expectation bias is pretty much just what it sounds like — it’s the predisposition of a human being to judge incoming data in light of prior experiences, data, and beliefs. This is a universal issue […]
CAF 2012
CAF12: Legacy Audio, Sherbourn
“You need big speakers to make big sound.” I’m sure someone said that once, somewhere, but I’m not going to bother looking it up. I said it, and that should be enough for you! Ahem. […]
CAF 2014
CAF 2014: Kanso Audio Furniture wants to be your beast of burden
Aaron Hoffman’s Kanso Audio Furniture may well be the most high-tech audio racks out there. They’re also kind of stealthy. You wouldn’t notice, for example, that each shelf is a laminate of several different materials, […]
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er.. who decided? If you and the Cable Company were OK with it, why would you need to move it?
Because The Cable Company was most decidedly not okay with it. And rightfully so. That check I wrote to them, submitted with my offer to purchase their company, bounced like a Superball.