J Gordon Holt has died
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Very sad news. That is a good interview, I hadn't seen that before. I also liked Ed Dell's article written about JGH for Stereophile's 25th anniversary.
Editor's Introduction: 1987 sees Stereophile celebrating its 25th anniversary of continuous—if occasionally sporadic—publication. For an ostensibly "underground" publication to have survived so long is a tribute to the skills and enthusiasm of the magazine's founder and Editor, J. Gordon Holt.
We've bought a good number of components he's reviewed over the years and have NEVER been disappointed. I met him once at the Stereophile show in San Francisco '93, I think. I just told him hello and said I enjoyed his equipment reviews, and enjoyed the equipment he recommended ... he was cordial, and shook my hand. He was a real nice guy.
R.I.P. J. Gordon HoltJohn unk:
"Why can't we all just, get along?" ~ Jack Nicholson (Mars Attacks)
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Huh... while I don't know him, and not familiar with his work directly, I do remember that Stereophile was the first magazine I subscribed to as a teenager/early adult. Helped me into the A/V world, and I very much appreciate that.CHRIS
Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
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I just purchased my first copy of stereophile the other day. I really enjoyed it so far. It's better than sound and vision and home theater magazine I would say, as far as having interesting products, but the prices of the products in that magazine were way up there. Sad that someone so influential has passed.Sharp LC-42D64U
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