H.P. has passed.

goldeneraguy · Nov 5, 2014

I started reading TAS in 1973 when Harry started T.A.S. His writing and views opened a new world for me.
While I never achieved capturing what I call the Impossible Sound in my listening room.I have had many years enjoying the music.
Thank you Harry,you will bre missed

thedudeabides · Nov 5, 2014

Lack of interest? I hope not.

HP and TAS were my guiding light (what to listen for) when I first started into this hobby decades ago.

In many ways, an amazing man for what he accomplished within the context of hi-end audio.

RBFC · Nov 5, 2014

The high end would not have developed as it did without HP. IMO

Thank you, Mr. Pearson, for inspiration and guidance.

Lee

FrantzM · Nov 5, 2014

RBFC said:
The high end would not have developed as it did without HP. IMO

Thank you, Mr. Pearson, for inspiration and guidance.

Lee

Same here.

Rest in Peace HP. I always wished/thought you would come back .. Not this time ...

ruxtonvet · Nov 5, 2014

A giant is gone. I did not know him personally but the loss I felt was acute. He brought music and high end audio into my life. I have valued his reviews since issue one of TAS. Golden ears and literary skills to match. The audio community is diminished by his death. He will be missed.

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