On a related note, i was reading a thread in the CanuckAM forums the other day and someone was complaining about getting not great service (no communications) from Bryston.
Having visited Axiom in September, the factory was in chaos. They are integrating the Bryston team - admin, engineering, manufacturing, etc. into the Dwight location. Ian mentioned that the offshore manufacturing of the Bryston product (not including the speakers) was being brought into the factory. This brings challenges, as he cannot expand the factory due to regional fire regulations. Ian explained that these regulations have killed off manufacturing in the near north. Specifically, factories above a certain square footage of manufacturing space must have access to fire hydrants...which for those of you that have visited Axiom know is impossible for our fave speaker company. Digging supply ponds is also a challenge on the safety, environmental and other fronts...but I digress.
The front office for those who have been to Dwight, was in transition to accommodate the incoming office engineering team.
Poor Debbie was obviously overwhelmed in her role, but maintained her spirit in moving Axiom forward...including making decisions on product logo location - overriding Ian's decision in one case!
