XLH Factory Floor
Since high-end audio isn't how Mr. Hou makes his living, he has his real factory elsewhere in the building. This is just his audio playground.
Since high-end audio isn't how Mr. Hou makes his living, he has his real factory elsewhere in the building. This is just his audio playground.
Just the speaker.
This is Hou Ying Zhong, of XLH.
I spotted this box of money by the door. "What's that?" I asked, "The tea fund?"
This is not the fastest way to heatshrink trannie leads, but this guy obviously takes his job seriously.
Some tools <I>are</I> universal.
Everything gets cooked before packing, as a final quality assurance measure.
'Nuff said.
"Essentially, we build everything by hand. Some Chinese companies think almost think this approach is primitive, but it gives us a lot of quality control."
Original's listening room is extraordinary. The reference system when I was there was Thiel CS 2.2s, a pair of Mark Levinson No. 29s, an XLH preamp, and an Original A9.2 CD player.