Art & Herb on Listener Magazine | Stereophile

[@edwinfabre1]

Love this video! Art seemed like a such a gentle soul and thinking about his family and how they must miss him everyday brings me to tears. There is something truly moving about watching an interview of a kind soul after they have passed on. Would love to see more of this. Thank you

[@ianmedium]

Absolute pure bliss! More of Art and Herb please, they are golden.

[@jerrysnead2842]

When he talks about his dog at the end well bring you to tears RIP

[@JustinBenn]

RIP Art. I, too, still have every copy, alongside my copies of Sound Practices, and some Positive Feedback. Fun times, much missed. Listener was unique.

[@georgeswanson7937]

I still have all my copies of Listener, every single one 'til the end.

[@scottwerner1729]

I really miss Listener magazine. My favorite audio mag for the mid-late 90s.

[@davidsmithson9236]

I really appreciated the humor of Listener. Thank you Mr. Dudley.

[@ianmedium]

R.I.P. dear Art.

[@french_bacon2369]

'*cough* dick...' God, this is why I love Art and herb they are so funny.

[@astolatpere11]

Loved Listener, couldn't wait each issue.

[@dmfdarkness]

Hitting the like button before I but play. This new video series has really been kinda special. I'm assuming this one won't be the one to buck the trend.

[@charlesm82]

Enjoyed this and the other videos you been posting of late. Always fun to get a bit of the backstory. Keep up the great work.

[@Sleevemonger]

Great intro! :-) Please keep posting these you guys.

[@cillyede]

Great!

[@kloss213]

I still have a pile of old listener mags

[@snowpuppy77]

What music and recording are you both listening to at the beginning of the video? I used to subscribe to Listener and enjoyed it.

[@scottlowell493]

I miss AUDIO and LISTENER

[@salvadorrodenas3071]

what a success!!!! no one commented or replied my thoughts. I got another reflexion to make and how I don't know anywhere else to made it, well so here I go again. I've been thinking that maybe the hi-end industry has lost its marbles... or not, it depends what in the end are their desired customers. I'm going to explain why. Ten or twelve years earlier DENON released its top of range integrated amp, PMA-SA1, retail price 7.000 euros no pocket change, now we can see how LUXMAN and ACCUPHASE sell theirs for rougly twice that number, 15.000 euros, very cheap ha! but wait, there's more. ESOTERIC sells in Spain its grandioso integrated amp, (only an integrated,it's suppose is done to save some money compared to separateds) for... attention... 25.000 euros!!!!!!. What's going on here, and it happend the same everywhere.

[@atomlow]

Cough then says "Dick" kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZzRpqGlic6Zi6sm29s | That almost got by me. ;)

Is this normal behavior for grown men??

[@Audfile]

No

[@salvadorrodenas3071]

oh! I'm sorry to say that but althought the intention was good, the video is a little bit boring. if you need a subgestion for your next video subject... why the 90's american audio gear was so ugly and homemade looks wise in comparition with the hi-end japanese gear of that time? You are and you were then, the first economical and technological power in the world, Can someone compare the looks, for instance, of two great class A moaural power amplifiers as Mark Levinson 30.5 Vs. Sony TA- NR1? I think, these two pieces and their striking contrast in aparience is something of a mistery to/for me. Nowdays it seems the nord americans have made great leaps forward in the aesthetic department...