Amarra

Mikey....you would do best to contact either Vincent or John at VRS, as they are the dealer/representatives for Amarra, and have the most knowledge about the software and hardware issues. They were also the gents who helped bring Amarra to the audiophile marketplace for Sonic Studio, and assisted in the refining and testing as well.

www.vrsaudiosystems.com

"vincent@vrsaudiosystems.com" or "vrs@vrsaudiosystems.com"

Alan, thank you very much!

Whenever someone asks about Amarra on a web forum, Alan Kafton advises everyone to call Vincent or John at VRS. Similarly, when I posted a question about Amarra, Vincent asked me to email him privately for advice. His "advice" consisted of his telling me to submit my question to Jon Reichbach, the president of Sonic Studio, and to tell Jon that Vincent referred me so that Vincent would get the sales commission.

I find this incessant shilling by Alan Kafton and Vincent Sanders very annoying.

Go to the Amarra website, and you'll see the names of all Amarra dealers. Also, Jon Reichbach seems to welcome direct inquiries.
http://www.sonicstudio.com/amarra/index.html

Too bad your panties are in a twist, Patent, but Vincent and John are friends and colleagues, and I wish to see them succeed. I have NO FINANCIAL INTEREST in their company, nor do I receive any commissions or compensation for my effort.

Further, every point I made is correct and true....they were part of the development and continued debugging and testing of Amarra since its product inception, and set up systems and rooms at both RMAF and CES (at their own expense) showcasing Amarra both before and after the product launch. Other than Amarra's development team, there is no one who knows more. John Hughes, Vincent's partner, has important technical knowledge about the ins-and-outs (of Amarra), and I always refer people to him. Why speculate when you can get the correct answer? That is the spirit with which I provide this information, and make these posts. Period.

Further, Vincent rarely posts on any forum, and only does so to inform and answer a specific question. It is both incorrect and insulting to accuse him of shilling. Patent discloses that Vincent had asked to make contact privately in order to help him out....that's hardly shilling. That's acting in an unobtrusive and professional manner.

Alan Kafton said: "Patent discloses that Vincent had asked to make contact privately in order to help him out...that's hardly shilling."

I would agree if he had provided any help, but he did not provide even one sentence of help. He merely told me to deal directly with Amarra while asking me to give him credit for the sales commission.