Talk:Mark Levinson (audio equipment designer)
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editNo time or inclination to edit, but just look at this prose!
"The company's signature sound is natural dynamic range, a characteristic setting it apart from all other competitors. Daniel Hertz makes beautifully-designed, easy-to-use, high-performance equipment across a wide range of price points."
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Notably, playing jazz with the best for five years
editI got here a year or two ago and was listening to him today — playing in that great Paul Bley (piano) trio with Levinson (bass) and Barry Altschul (drums). Until I found him here, I had no notion of why he was not in jazz after 1971.
From my perspective, if we can have an article on Allen Eager who didn't last long in jazz either (and more's the pity), then you may as well keep Levinson who contributed for five years in a trio with a marvelous drummer, led by one of the great jazz pianists.
I don't have an opinion about his audio work. What strikes me is his having achieved his accomplishments in two mostly unrelated areas: broadly speaking, as an artist and as an engineer. So someone curious about one aspect will learn about the other, FWIW. Larry Koenigsberg (talk) 20:53, 27 August 2020 (UTC)