AUDIO XPRESS has been sold to Elektor

Fyi, and all that, I received an email from the marketing people at Audio Xpress, all of the publications have been sold to Elektor US.

I presume that this means that Ed Dell is either retiring or ill, I have no idea, but he is done with the mags.

Ed Dell certainly did a great thing for DIYers in the USA and around the world by starting Audio Amateur Magazine. For that I thank him...

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I'll share today's Ed Dell email:

Thanks Ed, It has been a great journey. I'm looking forward to chasing, I'm doing a crash course to remind me of the basics. It's always been an especially rewarding experience with you and your fine material.


very best


Ed



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On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 11:41 AM, Ed Simon <ed@simonsound.com> wrote:

Ed,

I am not sure if congratulations are in order, after 41 years parting has to be painful. But now you have more time to chase babes if you can remember why!

Congrats.

ES
 
Harman was a strong 99! I used to have to get tickets and back stage passes for his high school age kids to go to concerts! That was only a few years ago!

I tried to get an interview with him for Ed D a year ago or so but he declined. He left audio when he bought Newsweek and that must have been decades ago. He was also a recognised philantrope (sp?).

jan
 
First day of AES in NY today. If you are attending, stop by at booth # 2560 (combined audioXpress / Linear Audio) for a chat!
I also have a limited number of issues available.

AudioXpress are making an effort, contents has increased from 48 to 68 pages. Cover story is an amplifier review by none other than our own SY! Get a free copy at the booth!

Jan
 
Sidney Harman just passed away
Came across a mention in 1946.

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