„Tell me, Igor, how come you name a turntable after Dostoyevsky?” There are some questions that you just ask at the wrong time. This question, for example, I asked the designer and producer of the Soulines turntables at 11 o’clock at night, just a few hours before the Pointe open day started in Budapest that featured the Soulines Kubrick as the analogue source. The glass in Igor’s hand froze for a moment. It had some home made fruit brandy, rakija, in it, which oozed a luscious smell, and was probably strong enough to be used for medical purposes. To make...