Is luxury audio a misguided term? The reasoning behind luxury audio is that it somehow sounds better, looks better, performs better. It is more of everything, with the added benefits of fitting the styling requirements of the individual. It is the essence of sound quality, craftsmanship, quality materials, and a fit and finish that set it apart. The question is: why are there so many mixed views of this market offering? For that matter, why does it even exist in the first place? The luxury...

We owe a lot to the concept of ADSR and it is fundamentally this line of thinking that forms LDLC.

Hello. This is Cody, the CEO writing this article, well, it's more of a letter to everyone who wants to get a little bit of inside track information from the horse's' mouth. When I started Harbottle, named "The Harbottle Audio Company" back then, I manufactured drivers with Nathan Funk for OEM and DIY purposes. This market eventually died due to a few complexities, but one in particular; my drivers are hard to design around. Around this time, I came up with the Carbon Series. A finished...