Just a fun thread.
During my night-time reading of various fora, I found an interesting US thread from 2003.
A user suggested a new company called SVS (founded in 1998 ) and told another user who was looking for a good sub for a 15x13 room: "They are new, and look bland, but they will shake your room" or something to that effect.
There were so many people who came down on him like a pile of bricks, like he is some kind of delusional. "What rubbish?" "Do you know what you are talking about?" "Have you heard subs This, This, and That (all established) companies?"
Today, we all know what SVS has become. If that original Poster is still active in the forum, he must be laughing away.
So, what is a lesser-known audio company you discovered and liked, and then became really big in the years to come?
1. You could have discovered it by chance or via research or word of mouth or whatever.
2. Only criterion is that they must not have become big by the time you discovered, and then really became big in the years after.
3. Bonus: Did people not believe you, disregard you, tell you off? And then when the brand became big, did you tell them: I TOLD YOU SO?
Cheers!
During my night-time reading of various fora, I found an interesting US thread from 2003.
A user suggested a new company called SVS (founded in 1998 ) and told another user who was looking for a good sub for a 15x13 room: "They are new, and look bland, but they will shake your room" or something to that effect.
There were so many people who came down on him like a pile of bricks, like he is some kind of delusional. "What rubbish?" "Do you know what you are talking about?" "Have you heard subs This, This, and That (all established) companies?"
Today, we all know what SVS has become. If that original Poster is still active in the forum, he must be laughing away.
So, what is a lesser-known audio company you discovered and liked, and then became really big in the years to come?
1. You could have discovered it by chance or via research or word of mouth or whatever.
2. Only criterion is that they must not have become big by the time you discovered, and then really became big in the years after.
3. Bonus: Did people not believe you, disregard you, tell you off? And then when the brand became big, did you tell them: I TOLD YOU SO?
Cheers!
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