Hall of fame

[Darren L]

https://www.stereonet.com/uk/news/uk-audio-show-2022-introduces-hall-of-fame

I can think of a few others deserving of a place IMHO

John Michell
Tom Fletcher
Alastair Robertson-Aikman
Julian Vereker
Ivor Tiefenbrun
George Hadcock

 

[Shane2468]

Richard Dunn.

S.

 

[wd40addict]

Peter Walker
Arthur Radford
Edmund Mortimer
Gilbert Briggs

 

[Mr Pig]

It depends on whether you call it 'hall of fame' or 'hall of ability'.

 

[Tim Jones]

Roy Gandy must be a shoe-in
Terry Bateman?
Rob Watts?

Dunn would have to be a no from me. Awful man.

 

[James]

Tim de Paravicini

 

[JTC]

Hall of Infamy? John Westlake…..

 

[Hazelberry]

Garry Lambert

 

[Salamander]

Colin Wonfor

 

[Clive D]

Ken Ishiwata

 

[wd40addict]

Thinking about it, since my list above includes Arthur Radford I should add Arthur Bailey, and Edmund Mortimer means I should also add Louis Thévenaz.

 

[James]

If we're naming the famous outside UK, I have a soft spot for these loudspeaker pioneers.

• Edgar Villchur
• Henry Kloss
• Siegfried Linkwitz

 

[Shane2468]

Graham Slee perhaps. Very underrated chap.

S.

 

[shevans]

Bjorn Erik Edvardsen - as in the BEE of NAD amps

 

[TonyScarlett]

Harold Leak
Richard Hay

 

[chartz]

Georges Cabasse
Joseph Léon (Elipson)
Jean-Constant Verdier
Pierre Loyer
D.T.N Williamson (not French)

 

[leni]

Saul Marantz

 

[Subito]

Stewart Tyler

 

[topoxforddoc]

Sugano san
Dr Tominari
James Russell (inventor of the CD)
Martin Bastin
Willi Studer
Etsuro and Niro Nakamichi
Wilhelm Franz (EMT)

 

[Robert M]

Allen Boothroyd
Bob Stuart