A world-renowned doctor of physics, an inventor of audio equipment, and a pioneer of just-intonation sound who devoted his entire life to the craft of sound — his predecessor's will has been carried forward, and this speaker has been reborn anew as "MASHIAH."
The story begins with a piece of news that arrived in November 2018.
"I heard your work at a friend's home in Moscow. I fell in love with it in 90 seconds."
Along with those words came a request for a commission from Israel. Since the model the predecessor had been working on had already been completed, we proposed its successor, the "MASHIAH" model. What came back, however, was an unexpected request.
"Please don't call it MASHIAH — name it MOSES instead. And make the panel larger than the MASHIAH's, too."
That passion left us genuinely in awe. A straightforward, unshakeable passion, carried by people who hold the love of oneness passed down since ancient times. It lit a fire under our own creative drive as well.
After extensive preparation, production began in March 2019. Six months later, in August of that same year, MOSES arrived safely on the land of Nazareth.
The words that arrived afterward have not faded, even now.
"I've already been listening for five hours straight and can't leave the room. It's as if I bought a concert ticket and am listening to Paganini himself."
"What you made with your heart and soul poured into it cannot be put into words. I want to thank you from the very bottom of my heart."
And then, an unforgettable report arrived. Maestro Leon Fittersteinn, who had conducted an orchestra in Moscow for thirty years — and who is also the father of the world-renowned clarinetist Alexander Fiterstein — visited that home.
To a man who said he had never been moved by anything but live performance, we played jazz, classical, chamber music, and rock. With his eyes closed, listening quietly, the words he finally spoke were—
"Every instrument, in every genre, sounds completely natural. Baroque music especially feels sacred — endlessly natural and real."
The predecessor's lifelong pursuit of sound has been carried forward to the third generation, and its just-intonation overtones continue to resonate to this day. Honoring that will, MASHIAH — a name that means "gift of God" — has now been reborn once again, newly tuned by HEALING, as the new MASHIAH.