According to this blurb on one of the founders they actually sold out to some big name hi-fi companies(maybe we should email him and ask him if he has any old gear lying around):
Kenneth Leonard - CEO and Serial Entrepreneur. Mr. Leonard has been founder and/or CEO of a string of ten technology, wireless, and Internet start-ups, with a strong record of successful exits. Mr. Leonard is the Chairman of PeerPC, providing Internet based collaboration tools for Microsoft Office and web application. Mr. Leonard is the CEO of On Map, which dynamically generates interactive maps in "real-time" over wired or wireless networks. He is also the CEO and founder of NameTree, which supports, expands and enhances the Domain Names System (DNS) and the Internet name registration industry. Additionally, Mr. Leonard currently serves on the Board of Advisors of Global Internet Ventures. Mr. Leonard's string of prior accomplishments include:
* Founding Spectrum, which produced one of the first wireless EKG monitors, and was acquired by a leading medical equipment company.
* Founding Analog Engineering Associates (AEA) to develop products for the emerging high-end stereo - hi-fi consumer market. AEA technology was sold to Sony, Marantz, and Sansui.
* Co-founding the Video Graphics Corporation, providing the first full color real-time digital special effects to be overlaid into analog video. This technology was sold to the Ampex Corporation becoming the core of their digital special effects products.
* Founding TABNet in 1995 and serving as its CEO, leading it to became one of the largest and most successful Web Hosting companies with over 100,000 customers before being acquired by Verio in 1998.
