I have to say one thing. Well, a few things. Aside from all the complaining, badly promised delivery dates, product malfunction, and the like, Mark has given me personally great products for the dollar. If he just wouldn't try to please everyone and promise the moon, all would be fine. If the products he recently rushed out to please orders were more tight lipped and available when they were ready, all would be fine. Life is short and I feel he tries to cover the whole spectrum of audio. You just can't do that. I like Mark, as a person, and a businessman. He, just like all of us businessmen, tries to please too much. I know his heart is in the right place but there at the end, I believe it started getting to him. Step back guys, this is an audio forum, not a guide to live by. Be kind to Mark, be kind to your fellow members, and enjoy the music. I took Mark to the airport in Huntsville and had a great conversation with him. It wasn't about amps or speakers, it was about life and how he looks at it. Business owners are going through tough times.
Not only has Mark provided me with nice products, but he has also been very encouraging to me at times when I didn't expect it. This is not a Koolaid drinkathon, it's the truth. I personally have been awakened by this whole thing and plan on selling all of my gear on Audiogon. Again, be at peace with Mark, yourself, and sit back and enjoy the music.
Robert