It’s no secret, the internet is full of information about anything you could ever want to know.  However, it’s important to know there is a distinct difference between “information” and “product knowledge”.  When you’re reading the most recent review of the latest microphone or perhaps you’re trying to find out what others thing about that new guitar amp you’ve been thinking about ask yourself these questions.......

WHOM EXACTLY provided the information and what is their level of experience?

WHAT OTHER PRODUCTS have they used to compare one item to the next?

WHY DO they feel the way they do about the said item(s), either good or bad?

When my clients come to me for product advice and information, they know exactly whom they are speaking with---someone with nearly 20-years of in-depth, hands-on experience.  Over these 20-years, I have used more products than I can count any more.  My career is to use as much gear as much as possible in real-world applications, taking it to their intended limits and beyond---to see what really works and what really doesn’t.  My clients rely on this information to help them make the best-informed purchasing decisions.  Having worked with many of the same clients for over 12-years, I would like to think I am doing something right.  I provide HONEST input and feedback when my clients request the information, so that they are truly getting the best possible advice time and time again.  After-all, MY NAME IS ON THE LINE.