Our hours are finite unfortunately and our children not always willing to continue legacy.
Verity Audio speaker manufacturer silent...
Verity Audio, the venerable Canadian speaker manufacturer in Quebec City that launched with the venerable Parsifal speaker in the 1990's seems to have gone silent. Their website is up but their main phone number is out of service, and their CEO's LinkedIn profile shows he is looking for work.
Does anyone one know what has happened at Verity Audio? When did this happen and why? Are they restructuring or have they ceased operations?
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@jc4659 Yes heard from a source very close that it is true, they are no longer in business. Too bad, a reminder that everything is fragile. |
Sad - a highly respected Canadian manufacturer of excellent speakers seems to have gone silent. I have been enjoying my Verity Audio Parsifal Ovations since 2010, and I dreamed of one day going up the Verity Audio food chain to an even better speaker. Sadly that will not be possible. The VA Parsifal Ovation is an outstanding speaker. I remember reading 15 years ago that pianist Keith Jarrett owned a pair of VA Parsifals, and that impressed me then as I thought they were very musical speakers and I imagine he did too! |
I owned one of their first parsifals over 25 years ago ,very good sounding and was solid with most any types of amps . I agree they have not advertised or regulars in the magazines for at least 15 years or more ,which is a major mistake in Audio .it’s too bad , just like Kharma Loudspeakers they were very popular back in the 90s a excellent speaker I owned and is still around mainly in Europe . Meadowlark totally baffled me ,they made a nice speaker beautiful hard woods and all good scan speak drivers and had a pretty decent following. I was speaking to buy a pair then next thing you know he went out of business . there was much more to that story which was sad to hear . |
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