Arny Krueger wrote:
"Arnold" wrote in message


Eiron wrote:


Arnold wrote:


KEN ISHIWATA’S CAREER
1968 • Came to Europe to work for Pioneer
Early 1970s • Left Pioneer and worked for the company
that was military market representative for Sony,
Pioneer, Minolta and Canon. 1975 • Set up business as a
fashion photographer 1978 • Joined Marantz as Technical
Coordinator 1979 • Took additional job working in
speaker development 1980 • Became involved in product
development for total Marantz range 1986 • Appointed
Marantz Senior Product Development Manager 1996 •
Appointed Brand Ambassador for Marantz


Nothing there to suggest he knows Ohm's law. You need to
give more details if you want to impress us with his
knowledge.

Have you read the whole article? You are also most
welcome to google his credentials yourself.


I guess the concept of "fluff piece" hasn't crossed your mind yet.

The article doesn't have engineering graphs or stats for the rational
scientific types but I enjoyed reading about this flamboyant person who
has a passion for beautiful things, who is creative and about his
philosophy when designing Marantz's hi-fi components.

I enjoy it to take a glimpse into the minds of the people who are
creating today's equipment. It is similar to reading about your
favourite artist and hearing the story behind his/her music.

To answer your question - No. I will actually print it out and keep it
on file for future reference.