We must have sound quality on the agenda. There is no reason for wasting each others’ lives with bad sound. It’s simple as that. Whether it’s about the acoustical sound in the concert hall, the sound in the music school, the sound in the lecture hall, in the studio, in the rehearsal room, in the church, at the office, at home – or it’s about the electronically transported sound broadcasted to us by a PA-system on the train platform, in the theatres’ auditorium, in the cinema or transmitted to us by radio waves or in form of downloads from the internet and subsequently reproduced by large or small devices; if the sound quality isn’t good enough we are wasting each others’ time.

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