LIPINSKI SOUND - Key Persons

Lipinski Sound Corporation was founded in 2003 in Bethesda, Maryland,　USA (the greater Washington DC area), by Andrew Lipinski - a prime recording　engineer/producer educated in Europe, based in the United States, and　professionally active around the globe. 　The company was led by his　son, Lukas Lipinski, an economist, and MBA, with experience　as an equity analyst on Wall Street. Andrew Lipinski's perfect hearing abilities were recognized by the US　National Bureau of Standards, where he was the only individual to　achieve a perfect score on the listening evaluation of phonographic　recordings (NBSIR 88-3725). His work contributed to the decision of the U.S.　Congress to uphold quality standards for a unified listening code, in opposition to one proposed by then, CBS. Andrew Lipinski's only perfect score ("...one listener　achieving a perfect score... A score of 10 correct of 10 selections　would be expected 1 out of 1000 times"), superseded the valuation of audio contemporaries such as　Quincy Jones. Lipinski Sound is not "another manufacturer". 　Motivations to　manufacture the perfect equipment result from a pragmatic need for　unique equipment used during Andrew Lipinski's own reference recording sessions. Mr.　Lipinski is the author of several renowned stereo and surround　recordings, namely, his recording of "Credo" by K. Penderecki that was added to　a list of seventy-five "greatest recordings of all time", by "Stereophile"　magazine in the United States. Andrew Lipinski is also the creator of a unique audiophile/bibliophile　Blu-ray label - Lipinski Royal Fidelity. 　The label is sponsored by　the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. 　The first　record of H. M. Gorecki's Third Symphony, was the only recording　of this famous work conducted by the composer himself. This recording was the official gift of the Polish　Government during the 20 th anniversary celebrations of Solidarity, and　the 75th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II.