Samsung and its role as a major player in the Hi-Fi market

In recent years, Samsung has emerged as a major player in the global hi-fi marketplace. This podcast seeks to understand how and why this has happened and what the implications are for Hi-Fi hobbyists. The Hi-Fi Hobbyist has a personal interest here, Mark Levinson, the manufacturer of my amplifier, is one of the brands acquired by Samsung.

In this first episode, we shall consider the history of Samsung from a local company in Korea to major electronics conglomerate. After this we will consider in more detail their acquisition of Hi-Fi brands.

In next weeks’ episode, we will consider what this means for both Samsung and for Hi-Fi Hobbyists now and in the future

The music that accompanies this podcast is from the 24 Caprices for Solo Violin written by Niccolò Paganin (classicals.de/paganini)i between 1802 and 1817. The recordings were recorded, produced and published by Gregor Quendel (gregorquendel.com), and distributed by classics.de (classicals.de/paganini-caprices). They are included here under a Creative Commons - Attribution-Non-commercial 4.0 International licence (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0)

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