11-24-2015 Post does not mapped to Knowledge Tree Romy the Cat Boston, MA Posts 10,155 Joined on 05-28-2004 Post #: 81 Post ID: 22256 Reply to: 11332 A Polish Infomercial from Kevin Scott. fiogf49gjkf0d Some kind of Polish publication published some kind of interview with Kevin Scott, the owner and designer of Vox Olympian, translation is available via whatever translates it.  The questions to Kevin are unfortunately utilitarian- and the rest is boring but there is in all of it an interesting motive in all of it. Kevin Scott with his two short clips in this polish article raised the level of an industry guy talk about own products to the level absolutely unseen in high-end audio before.    http://www.infoaudio.pl/artykul/295,living-voice-vox-olympian-na-audio-video-show-2015    I always say that to a great degree, at a certain level of understanding, the physical expressions of our audio practice (what our systems or our products are) are just reflections where we are within this understanding. I always go further and insist that the way of talking/thinking about audio is the very same reflection. For instance I have no problems to deny my attention to audio-idiot after he constructed a question that indicate to me his intellectual or spiritual impotency. I do not refuse a person to be an idiot but I am absolutely insist that idiots built audio that reflects it. I do not do mistakes in this and I am an unfortunate expert in the field: I have observe all imaginable audio-idiots and all imaginable idiots-products and unfortunately I have too much training in the field.   The new Kevin Scott's 2 clips is a phenomenal testimony of my position.  The clips are VERY seldom coherent and inelegant talk about audio. The Result? The Vox Olympian is a direct reflection of Kevin's standing and his very much non-idiotic views. I can give you many reasons why the Vox Olympian is kind of odd acoustic system but it works beautifully, courtesy to who Kevin Scott's is. Anyhow,  our celebrated David Wilson's  infomercials got bitten up by a British guy. "I wish I could score everything for horns." - Richard Wagner. "Our writing equipment takes part in the forming of our thoughts." - Friedrich Nietzsche