For decades, he studied loudspeaker systems, transducers and acoustic configurations, seeking to understand what truly allows a system to recreate the naturalness of a live performance.
In 1994, this same passion led to the foundation of Pathos, a company internationally recognized for its audio electronics. Alongside that achievement, the exploration of loudspeaker design never stopped.
Over the years, prototypes were developed, proprietary solutions refined and new ideas explored to overcome the limitations of conventional systems: a soundstage confined to a narrow listening position, an imprecise spatial image and a midrange unable to fully convey the character of real instruments.