IT ALL STARTS WITH

Aesthetics.

Capturing the visual appeal of sound gear that draws a musician's attention at the beginning of the love affair, and keeps them captivated long after the relationship has formed.

 
 
 
 

The Human / Instrument Connection.

Those who don’t play don’t quite understand. To most non-musicians, it’s “all the same”. But this could not be further from the truth. The quest of the musician to find the Holy Trinity of looks, feel & tone in their instruments, to all work in unison to form that special “bond” can be long, tiresome, costly, and frustrating. However, once this connection is formed, magic happens. Sound flows almost effortlessly, and stories unfold. As musicians ourselves, we understand this quest all too well, but at Aesthetic Aud.io it all starts with the look.

 

Look.

Aesthetic appeal

The visual elements of an instrument or piece of music gear, drawing a musician’s attention in a crowded room.

 

Feel.

physical connection

The physical attributes of an instrument, making the experience of playing effortless and enjoyable.

 
 

Tone.

SOUND SATISFACTION

The tonal quality of the instrument that represents & recreates the sound a musician hears in their mind.

 

Our Images

If it produces, transforms, captures, or amplifies sound, we love it. We don’t discriminate on the type of equipment, or piece of “gear”. To us it’s beautiful. Some more than others. In fact, some can be downright ugly, but we love that! We love that someone may find a piece of gear that most think is ugly - beautiful and that attraction takes them one step closer to their bond, and ultimately the great satisfaction that bond brings.

 
 
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"I have learned that there lies dormant in the souls of all men a penchant for some particular musical instrument and an unsuspected yearning to play on it, which are bound to wake up and demand attention someday. Therefore you who rail at such that disturb your slumbers with unsuccessful and demoralizing attempts to subjugate a guitar, beware! For sooner or later your own time will come." ~ Mark Twain