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took-it-to-another-level-chris-lee
"Jerry was constantly trying to achieve different levels of performance and clarity. He took it to another level that people didn't think was possible."
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From a stadium-scale monitor engineer, this is hard-won respect: Jerry kept pushing the envelope—driver counts, tuning, isolation—to chase clarity artists could feel. It validates JH’s role in setting the modern performance bar and gives us a credible witness for the “innovation” side of the film’s core tension with safety doctrine.
Chris Lee
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JH Audio
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"Jerry was constantly trying to achieve different levels of performance and clarity. He took it to another level that people didn't think was possible."
Speaker: Chris Lee
About: Jerry Harvey
From: JH Audio
Arc: innovation · Signal: 0.90
Context: From a stadium-scale monitor engineer, this is hard-won respect: Jerry kept pushing the envelope—driver counts, tuning, isolation—to chase clarity artists could feel. It validates JH’s role in setting the modern performance bar and gives us a credible witness for the “innovation” side of the film’s core tension with safety doctrine.
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