Tweak City Audio Closes Shop

[majorloser]

Tweak City Audio has decided to cease operations.

This is a quote from the forum:

"Hi guys. This is a pretty sad moment for me. I spent most of the past 2 weeks reviewing things, and trying to get solid information about even one product for Tweak City.

As thing stand now, we don't have a single product line available, outside Gizmo. That alone does not make a company, and many people have been waiting patiently for us to get the promised products to market.

Therefore, I am shutting Tweak City Audio down.

Should something change in the future in which there is a real product line available, Perhaps we can reopen.

Until then, I wish everyone a Happy New Year, and a heart felt thank you for tolerating me this long."

http://www.tweakcityaudio.com/forum/showthread.php?p=7809&posted=1#post7809

http://www.tweakcityaudio.com/

 

[mike c]

i think he has intentions to reopen once products are in production or available.

good for craigsub, he's a customer first, company owner second. i guess he understands what it feels like to wait.

edit: "good" in a good way

 

[businessjeff]

what product line was he waiting on?

 

[T2T]

what product line was he waiting on?

Subwoofers. Mainly, getting the Scamp launched and then others to follow.

 

[croseiv]

Boy that's a bummer. This is a difficult time to try and start up a business. I wonder if Epik is headed this way?

 

[highfigh]

What else did they sell? If one subwoofer line was the bulk of his lineup, it was inevitable, anyway unless there's sufficient market demand.

It's not good that he closed but he needs to find someone that can fill the demand and if he can do this out of his home, he may be back.

 

[majorloser]

There was quite a few diffferent product in the works.

Two different bookshelf speakers, WAF-1's and Panache.
Two different subwoofers, Scamp-10 and Saquatch-18.
There were a couple different integrated amps, including the Gizmo.
Also a DAC was planned.