System upgrade (part 2)

Well if GSPAudio wasn't just a 3-man band, this would be feasible. Whether anyone except myself would buy it though... That would be Graham's issue. He runs a business to make a living. Businesses don't run on air.

Edited by Ash - 27 Feb 2015 at 11:01am

Supply to suit the demand. The demand for genuine specialist equipment is small compared to the eagerness of "the masses" to purchase cheap/convenient/fashion audio products. The people who typically think they know a lot more than they actually do. Combine corporate greed with large numbers of consumers that essentially accept poor standards and there, you identify the problem. Break free of the cultural trance and expect better. You'll typically find that the best performing audio products are made by those with years of experience who have had the time to specialize; those tend to be our real experts, not the solely money-driven wannabes of the media.

Totally off topic, but I caught the second half of a TV programme last night about British Rail and the HST and APT (the train that leaned over in corners). The less advanced HST (Intercity 125) prospered whilst the ground-breaking technology of the APT was allowed to whither and die, with only three trains entering service, because no-one of vision had the gumption to push it through the proper development. It was pointed out that the UK high speed running was achieved at a fraction of the cost of the French equivalent which had necessitated totally new track. 

miT wrote: Thanks Ash. Your dream mini-Majestic is probably going to give Graham nightmares tonight... Lol.

Hate to say it guys but i was thinking about how much i would like a mini-Majestic as well, cannot stretch to the 'full-fat' version and I really like the idea of having the DAC/headphone amp, etc in one enclosure (space considerations)