Hi Friends,
Last year I met Bob, an audiophile who challenged my assumptions about what is possible. My short documentary film, Listening, was made with the help of John DeVore (DeVore Fidelity), Erik Owen (Gig Harbor Audio) and several of my film professional friends. Please have a look and let me know what you think. It’s only 8 min. Thanks!
Sometimes it’s good to be reminded that it is the music and the enjoyment that matters most, not the latest new equipment. This was very humbling to see. Thank you, and Bob
Chris,
As magnificent as it is beautiful! You should feel quite proud.
Chris, I read about your short film in the latest issue of Stereophile. Thanks for posting the link here and I look forward to watching it later.
Edit - just watched it. Fascinating and touching - Thanks Chris.
Heart warming and touching - just wonderful.
It makes me realise just how lucky I am to press a button and hear music.
I’m actually jealous of that man.
Great film.
Great film Chris, thought provoking and very high quality👍
What a wonderful, beautiful and inspiring film. Great stuff Chris, you should be proud.
Such a beautiful man and there is so much truth in the wisdom he shared. You have captured this wonderfully in your film. Thank you very much for sharing it with us.
I really enjoyed your film, Chris. I found it inspiring and affirming in equal measure. Thanks for making and for posting here.
p.s. I was also reminded of a story I was told about a Naim customer who had a habit of every so often blowing the tweeters and drivers in his DBLs. On about the third occasion of this happening, one of the Naim guys went round to his house to investigate further. What he found was that the customer was mostly deaf, so would lie on the floor between the DBLs and turn them up very loud and then listen through the vibration running through the floor into his body.
Bless him, must be awful to have to go to those lengths to enjoy music.
That’s just lovely. It asks so many questions yet simply answers them.
Bless his neighbours I’d say
Thank you Chris.
Lovely film, Chris. Bob was wearing the t-shirt and he mentioned Jerry G so I expected some Dead on the soundtrack!
Absolutely superb!
Something in my eye…
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What a wonderful film. Very interesting and impressive.
Thank you for sharing …
Life affirming film ,extremely touched by it,so well done,thank you.
I really enjoyed watching the film. Bobs passion for his music was inspiring.