I'm Jamey. I've spent 25 years in audio — soldering benches at Grace Design, running HeadRoom as CEO, and lately building a line of plugins solo from a desk in Montana. I know headphones, amps, converters, and the software that drives them, end to end. I'm looking for good people to build with — as a partner, on a project, or on your team.
Every product runs the same chain, idea to shelf. Pull me in for one stage or the whole path.
What's actually worth building — the real problem, the honest market, the thing only you can pull off. I'll tell you straight.
Settling the feature set and holding the line. The calls I'm proudest of are usually the stuff I talked people out of.
Who actually buys it and why, what it costs, and the story that lands it in the right hands.
Prototype to production. I've taken hardware and software from a sketch to the shelf, and I know where it tends to go sideways.
A working line of audio plugins — the DSP, the interface, and the go-to-market, mostly solo. Proof the product thinking holds up off the page.
Four more products, four different product calls — a label, a platform, a manual, an app. Click any unit for the detail.
I got my start at Grace Design and went on to run HeadRoom as president and CEO. Over 25 years I've shepherded audio hardware from prototype into production, built software, produced records, and stayed close to the music the whole time.
What I do best is sit between the engineering and the music, knowing enough about both to push a product toward something people can feel. I've been doing the work of product for a long time — whatever the title on the door happened to be.
Production, testing, repair, prototyping, and the automated measurement system the gear was tested against. Two founders and me, to twenty people and gear in studios worldwide.
Relaunched the entire headphone-amplifier line: every model from concept through prototype into production.
An independent line of audio tools and an open headphone field manual — running the whole product chain myself, in the open, so you can see exactly how I work.
Whether you're hiring, looking for a partner, or just stuck on a hard product problem — tell me what you're working on and I'll tell you straight whether I can help.