Srajan, I just discovered the Aurai brand through your latest review, then read up on your earlier reviews, finally visited their website. What a letdown that was after your personal enthusiasm for the product and my own growing excitement. It looks like a 14-year old put that together in one afternoon What the hell? I can't be the only one to think that it's a total disservice to your reviews, the company and any chances they'll have at finding buyers. Consumers are getting more demanding by the year. I'm certainly turned off now. Just saying. Cheers, Bruno
You're correct. This is an interim site cobbled together by Alain Pratali the speaker designer. Site coding and the English language clearly aren't his strengths. He also doesn't pretend they are. He just needed something when my first review published under his own brand. He told me many months ago that he contracted with IT professionals to build him a proper website. Why that's not up I haven't the foggiest. I agree that the current placeholder looks way too amateurish and embarrassing in fact. But we all have different skill sets. I couldn't design a speaker if my life depended on it. And if I look at my earliest 6moons pages, I'm very embarrassed now. In the end, if you let the lack of a slick web presence dissuade you from these products, you'll lose out. In the listening seat, their website becomes irrelevant. You'll never go back to to. But if you do get one of these speakers, you'll get back to them on a daily basis. Srajan
