Arnie Nudell, 80, died Nov. 11 of complications from pneumonia. Nudell co-founded loudspeaker maker Infinity Systems in his garage with Cary Christie and John Ulrick in 1968. In a 1995 Stereophile column, audio reviewer Robert Harley, now editor-in-chief of The…
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Absolute Sound, called Nudell one of a handful of designers who could "justifiably be called founding members of the high-end audio industry.” Nudell worked with PS Audio co-founder Paul McGowan to create Genesis Technologies, which produced the $22,000 Genesis II.5 speaker system. A website under construction, www.arnienudell.com, will memorialize Nudell's accomplishments and provide a platform to post remembrances, said McGowan.