Gainful employment is maintained with IBM, where he manages a Web Hosting Services Technology Development Department. A certified Unix geek, he tries to keep quasi-religious Operating System preferences away from any conversations with Video Editor Stacey Spears. Educated as a musician and capable of producing sounds on a variety of woodwind instruments, he became an audiophile after mistakenly walking into a store selling Acoustat speakers, thinking they sold reeds for his saxophone. Thus began a love of all planar acoustic transducers, which he maintains even today. He enjoys two channel and multi-channel listening experiences and, like the average person, he attempts to maintain a system capable of both types.
Musical tastes run the gamut of classical to acoustic jazz and popular music.
He shares living space with his wife and her cat. Somehow, they both manage to live with all the equipment. Colin Miller is Editor, Digital Audio. Wait, no, not my memoirs. As far as audio, I slid into an addiction to regular fixes of rhythm and logarithmically spaced intonations as early as I can remember talking, which coagulated at around two or three, nurtured by a day care center which taught us to cook vegetables, ride die-cast tricycles, not throw playground bark, and jump through the sprinklers in our underwear.