Long have I held my (albeit,in R2R hiatus) for the return of the King.

“For surely, Now is the winter of our disc content
Made glorious sound by this son of Studer”

I could go on paraphrasing the greats of this word but suffice it to say that the origin of digital is in deed rooted deep in analg for as it was said by “King Lear” – “Nothing can come of nothing.”

For to paraphrase the great Henry Ford, “I will build a Reel to Reel for the working masses and not just the asses… so affordable in price that no man making a good living will be unable to own one-and enjoy with his beloved family the blessing of hours of audio pleasure.”

Revox and others, are you reading this? You should be. Nostalgia sells but only sells well when it can be desired and accessed by anyone. If you appeal to the common man you will have tapped a well so deep that it reaches into the soul. Anything that does that, is far from common. Exempli gratia? I own and use a Crosley suitcase record player. It is FUN and ENGAGING. Soon I will entrust it to my granddaughter and so it goes and so it grows…

ORT