CES 2012 – Eventus Audio, Audia Flight
Eventus was showing their speakers on Audia Flight electronics in this room.
I thought this room, after listening to it for only a very short while, had good potential to be interesting. There was depth and subtleties to the music here but without artifice or artificiality. Lacking some color, but I really didn’t stay long – just noticed the build quality of the speakers and listened a tiny bit.
The Eventus ‘Nebula’ louspeaker
The Eventus ‘Nebula’ loudspeaker and Nordost Odin cables
Audia Flight Strumento No. 4 amplifier on Music Tools amp stand
Audia Flight’s Strumento No. 4 amplifier on Music Tools amp stand
Oracle Audio’s Delphi MK VI turntable
Oracle Audio’s Delphi MK VI turntable
Oracle Audio’s Delphi MK VI turntable and Oracle cartridge
Audia Flight’s Flight Phono phono stage
Audia Flight’s Flight Phono phono stage
Audia Flight’s CD One M CD player
Audia Flight’s CD One M CD player
Eventus Audio’s Metis loudspeaker
Eventus Audio’s Metis loudspeaker
A couple of Evenuts speakers on static display
The Eventus Phobos loudspeaker on static display
Eventus Audio center channel speaker
ooops, Mike
You did it again. That is Oracle Audio’s Delphi MK VI, not Oracle Audio’s Delphi MK V turntable. 😉
I know this is huge job, You are doing and I just want to correct the typing errors I have noticed.
Thanks again, Hrky.
Agreed, this room had a nice sound and the build quality on the speakers was top drawer! Expensive but, oh well.
I Own The Oracle Delphi Mark V {Anniversary Edition} Turntable. It is laid out in 24 Karat Gold trim. The Mk V sits on a Black African Granite base.
I also have a a Graham Engineering 1.5 Uni-Pivot Tone arm. It too, is trimmed in 24 K Gold. & I use a Benz Micro S.L. Cartridge.
Yes! weather you have an Oracle Delphi Mark V (or) VI. You have yourself one awesome spinner of a table. & beauty is beyond belief.
I don’t think I’ll ever need another. My vinyl sings like a Canary.