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"When you make a record, you would just give anything if the audience could hear it the way we hear it in the studio. That's what I've always thought was the most important element at home."
-Phil Ramone, 15-time Grammy®-Award winning producer |
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"Sound is power. Sound creates emotion. Sound is the only thing that I've experienced that can give you chills."
-Dr. Dre |
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"Sound really matters. It matters to our culture. It matters to our lives. Sound and art are very important. Don't sell them short."
-Ed Cherney, Producer/Engineer (Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Segar, Fleetwood Mac) |
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"And I can hear everything. I can hear every little thing that happens on my beautifully finished record."
-Lady Gaga |
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"When we're in the studio, we can spend hours on a single sound, a single element of a song that gets completely lost on an MP3 player. We want our audience to be able to hear that, and to experience it the way that we intended it in the studio. Great audio equipment can help fans and music lovers everywhere to hear music like they never have before."
"I never realized how good it could sound and I felt like I was selling myself short as a fan of music. That was when I made the decision to never settle."
-Matt Roberts, guitarist for 12-time platinum rock band 3 Doors Down |
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"It’s really the battle of convenience over quality. If you draw an analogy between the fast food industry, most people are quite happy, most of the time, eating fast food. But if you give them the alternative, then you hope the majority of them would at least appreciate the difference in quality and prefer that in the longer term."
"Any musician will tell you that, when they hear their music compressed in MP3 format, they're usually horrified. The thing is, when you don't know the source material particularly well, an MP3 may sound adequate, but in terms of the actual quality compared to the source material, there's no comparison."
-Steve Wilson, Lead Guitar/Vocals for Grammy® Award-nominees Porcupine Tree
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"Really good music is alive, and has a life giving quality that can be felt and experienced. When a great song is created, it's mandatory that the experience comes through superb equipment of the highest quality so that you can really feel the essence of the sound. You can't put sound that is alive through dead or dull systems. Let music live and be felt!"
-Darryl McDaniels, Run-DMC |
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