“Didn't you post there was no technology, or it's in dire need of upgrading????”
To make sure the comments are attributed correctly, I am the one who said the technology needed upgrading. The other board poster has a right to his opinion, and he believes there is no technology. Technically he is correct, as MAXD has no marketable product right now and Halpern proved that over the years. There is no technology to market until the engineers go back to work.
In my mind, we are both right to certain degrees. I spoke with the inventor of the Max Sound technology, Lloyd Trammell, at the beginning of the company so I know it was a real, patented process. For that matter, Lloyd’s reputation in the industry speaks for itself. I also spoke with various people in the sound industry who also told me the product had merit and should be expanded upon. Whether that technology could do what the MAXD marketing team said it could do is a separate question worthy of debate. Whether that patented base technology can be “upgraded” to become a product worthy of being sold on the marketplace will be up to the new team to prove.
“Looks like there is more than hearsay from Harvey Vechery's minions....” I’ll let him speak for himself, but the poster you are referring to is no “Harvey Vechery minion” and this is known fact to anyone reading the boards over the years. He has stated many times over the years that there was no technology and that MAXD was nothing but a pump machine. To attempt to portray him as a spokesman for Vechery is laughable.
“George Costanza : The show is about... nothing! Jerry Seinfeld : Well, it's not about nothing. George Costanza : No, it's about nothing.” Each time I read a new Halpernette post I think about this quote from the Seinfeld Show and imagine this minor modification; “This post is about nothing!”
