Post by Cory Cooper on Mar 26, 2013 23:18:35 GMT -5
Hi All,
I finally made it to the mothership today! That's right, Emotiva HQ in Franklin, TN.
A HUGE thank you to Nick K, Nick H, and of course Big Dan!
It was so nice to finally see the facilities and get to know some of the Emotiva family. Nick K gave me an awesome tour of the facilities, a chance to audition that wonderful Emotiva gear, and we had a great chat about all things...audio, music, movies, and more. I got a great demo in the "studio" of the Stealth 6 & 8 monitors from Nick H, and we had a great chat about pro audio, studio engineering, and podcasting. I was lucky enough to run into Big Dan a couple of times and he couldn't be a nicer guy. I even got to check out the infamous Kraemer Designs TT~1. Wow!
I ended up spending a couple hours there, but sadly had to go due to other things on my schedule. I wish I could have stayed all day!
I am very much looking forward to Emofest On The Road pulling into Boston in June. I would also love to be able to make it to Emofest this year, but not sure I can make that happen.
Thanks again to my new friends at Emotiva. My visit totally validated my image of the company and deepened my love for the products. Emotiva is one of the few companies in the world that truly put their passion and soul into their products and always do right by their customers. They "get it."
Cory
I finally made it to the mothership today! That's right, Emotiva HQ in Franklin, TN.
A HUGE thank you to Nick K, Nick H, and of course Big Dan!
It was so nice to finally see the facilities and get to know some of the Emotiva family. Nick K gave me an awesome tour of the facilities, a chance to audition that wonderful Emotiva gear, and we had a great chat about all things...audio, music, movies, and more. I got a great demo in the "studio" of the Stealth 6 & 8 monitors from Nick H, and we had a great chat about pro audio, studio engineering, and podcasting. I was lucky enough to run into Big Dan a couple of times and he couldn't be a nicer guy. I even got to check out the infamous Kraemer Designs TT~1. Wow!
I ended up spending a couple hours there, but sadly had to go due to other things on my schedule. I wish I could have stayed all day!
I am very much looking forward to Emofest On The Road pulling into Boston in June. I would also love to be able to make it to Emofest this year, but not sure I can make that happen.
Thanks again to my new friends at Emotiva. My visit totally validated my image of the company and deepened my love for the products. Emotiva is one of the few companies in the world that truly put their passion and soul into their products and always do right by their customers. They "get it."
Cory
