Behind the scenes
by Paul McGowan
I am always surprised by the amount of work that goes on behind the scenes. It can take days, weeks, often years to prepare a product for public release. There's a great 3 minute video you can watch as crews prepare the Metropolitan Opera House.
But it's not just opera houses with backstage flurries of work: movies, plays, software development, audio equipment—all have amazing levels of backstage work that occurs before the public gets a taste of the final product.
A great example is unfolding on our forums right now. After a year of hard work the BHK Preamplifier is in the hands of the beta testers and open for public scrutiny. The engineers, designers, support managers, hand-crafting artisans, all wring their hands in hopes of acceptance.
And like the playwright on opening night, the fruits of their labors lay naked for public inspection.
Truly a gut wrenching moment.
Paul McGowan
Founder & CEO
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