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Our History

A short history
After studying electrical engineering Daniel Weiss joined the Willi Studer (Studer - Revox) company in Switzerland. At Studer he worked in the digital audio lab for five years. His work included the design of a sampling frequency converter and the digital signal processing electronics for digital audio recorders.

In 1985 Mr. Weiss founded the company Weiss Engineering. From the very beginning the company concentrated on the design and manufacture of digital audio equipment for mastering studios. The modular "102 Series" system was the first product. Even today this system is still up to date (24 bit / 96kHz) and is still sold. Hundreds of Mastering Studios around the world use it every day.

Early in the nineties the "Gambit Series" was launched. It consists of stand-alone units like Equalizer, Dynamics Processor, A/D converter, D/A converter, Sampling Frequency Converter, Dithering etc.

The Gambit Series took ergonomics and sonic quality to new heights. 40 bit floating point processors and sampling rates up to 96kHz are employed.

Our mission
The wealth of experience we gained during all those years of working together with the "Golden Ears" Mastering Engineers, we now apply to the design of outstanding Hi-Fi products. Our philosophy is to create long lasting, high quality products. High quality in each and every facet, be it sonics, ergonomics, economics and ecologics, or cosmetics.

The MEDEA digital to analog converter and the JASON CD Transport are just the beginning. Watch for more to come.

Contact information:
Weiss Engineering Ltd.
Mr. Daniel Weiss
Florastrasse 42
8610 Uster / Zurich
Switzerland

telephone: +41 44940 20 06
telefax: +41 44 940 22 14
email: info@weiss.ch
website: www.weiss-highend.com



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