Harry Pearson, 'The Absolute Sound' Founder, Dies at 77
Harry Hall Pearson Jr., 77, founder in the early 1970s of The Absolute Sound magazine and credited by many with coining the term "high-end audio," died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack at his Sea Cliff, New York, home. In…
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one of many online tributes, The High Fidelity Report praised Pearson Wednesday as the "gold standard" of audio journalism whose "legend will live on and echo throughout the audio industry." Pearson’s "lexicon of audio vocabulary became the very patois with which audiophiles communicated amongst each other, especially audiophile journalists," the website said.