Stereophile: Zou Yuan Yuan

Why does the company's managing director have test equipment in his office? "When I left school [as an EE], I went to work for Red Lantern [a large Chinese electronics manufacturer, founded in 1960], designing test equipment. After a year or so, I joined the amplification design team."

Designing test equipment influences Zou Yuan Yuan's amplifier design philosophy. "Things must sound good—but we start with good measurements and proceed from there."

When Red Lantern folded in 1998, Zou started Korsun, taking with him a hand-picked team of Red Lantern veterans. Most of his 12 employees were part of that crew.

Korsun became Dussun in 2005, when Zou bought the company from his investors.

"Does the word Dussun mean anything?"

"No, I took a dictionary and looked for words that had no meaning."

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Posted Thu Dec 7, 2006, 11:18 AM — By James Saxon

The world of hi-fi is famous for imaginative concepts, but is there really a dictionary with words that have no meaning? "Does the word Dussun mean anything?" "No, I took a dictionary and looked for words that had no meaning."

Posted Thu Dec 7, 2006, 7:04 PM — By Wes Phillips

Remember that English is not Mr. Zou's native language, and that my Mandarin is limited to "Pleased to meet you," "thank you," and "bottom's up," so I was using an interpreter. Let's charitably assume Mr. Zou meant he thought up wprds and checked his dictionary to assure himself that they were not words in use.

Yes, the phrasing is ambiguous, and perhaps I could have recast the sentence, but I try not to overedit these conversations for fear that they will lose the essence of what I was told&151;and, truthfully, I was charmed by the Borgesian whimsey of the concept.

Posted Mon Mar19, 2007, 6:40 PM — By weight loss

one talks about one thing, the other two talk about another thing. what's wrong with "da-sun"?

Posted Tue Sep 9, 2008, 10:50 PM — By Adam

You may be allergic to house dust but have no reaction when the concentration of dust in the air is low. Change the bedding, however, and you start to sniffle.

Posted Tue Sep 9, 2008, 10:52 PM — By Angleena

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Posted Sat Mar 7, 2009, 11:42 AM — By Dussun Fan

Is that a Dussun T2i amplifier on his desk. How does it sound? What pair of speakers is that on his desk?

Posted Mon Apr 6, 2009, 1:52 PM — By Ching

Nice to see his photo here. I have heard a lot about him but never got to see him. He looks smart and of course he is intelligent there is no doubt about that. And it is nice to know that he himself is testing the products. [url= http://tokyo-forum.com]cheap flights tokyo[/url]

Posted Wed May20, 2009, 4:22 PM — By dentists in bolton

Chinese people are really very intelligent, i like them for their talency. Anyway this person is dazzling looking smart.

Posted Tue Jun23, 2009, 3:47 PM — By Phonics

I’d heard several of the Dussun amps over many years whenever Ping attended a meet that I went to. Last I brought Dussun amp to our K1000 room and it impressed my frineds enough to be really excited at the prospect of hearing the Dussun T2i. Phonics

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Dussun Electronics has given birth to some of the most Hi-Fi digital amplifiers and is now emerging as a strong competitor in the Asian consumer electronics market. fap turbo swiss review

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