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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 133486" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Eaw anya!!Color me surprised, but I think EAW is still on the long road to recovering part of their former reputation.&nbsp; Somebody at Sun Capital/LOUD finally figured out that running a professional supplier in a niche industry isn&#039;t like making shit for Walmart.After looking at the mid/high module that is pictured in Art&#039;s post, picking it up and examining it carefully, I&#039;m frankly surprised that EAW had the capital to design, prototype and build a full rig&#039;s worth of it.&nbsp; It appears they&#039;ve got a huge amount invested in this rig and I&#039;m pleased to say it&#039;s sonically impressive and seemed to do what it was represented to do.YMMV.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think EAW is out of the woodshed yet but this allayed my earlier impression that they were going to wait out their old technology and slip away into private capital obscurity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 133486, member: 67"] Re: Eaw anya!! Color me surprised, but I think EAW is still on the long road to recovering part of their former reputation. Somebody at Sun Capital/LOUD finally figured out that running a professional supplier in a niche industry isn't like making shit for Walmart. After looking at the mid/high module that is pictured in Art's post, picking it up and examining it carefully, I'm frankly surprised that EAW had the capital to design, prototype and build a full rig's worth of it. It appears they've got a huge amount invested in this rig and I'm pleased to say it's sonically impressive and seemed to do what it was represented to do. YMMV. I don't think EAW is out of the woodshed yet but this allayed my earlier impression that they were going to wait out their old technology and slip away into private capital obscurity. [/QUOTE]

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