Amphion makes relatively modest home audio loudspeakers. Here is a selection of their speakers on static display.
This was the active system in the main area of the room.
The Amphion loudspeaker
The Amphion loudspeaker
The Amphion loudspeaker
The Nuforce USB DAC
Nuforce P-20 preamplifier
Nuforce Ref 20 amplifier
This room featured the Neat ‘Ultimatum XL10’ speakers on Conrad-Johnson amps. I have a good deal of respect for Neat loudspeakers, having heard them setup by Jay Rein, the previous distributor. This system did not show off the speakers to best effect, in my opinion, and is not worth commenting on because the sound was such that little about the speakers.would be revealed by describing it.
The Neat ‘Ultimatum XL10’ speakers
Neat’s Ultimatum XL10 loudspeaker
Neat’s Ultimatum XL10 loudspeaker
Conrad-Johnson ET2505 amp
Conrad-Johnson LP125M amplifier
Conrad-Johnson ‘Classic Sixty’ amp
Spooky unknown Conrad-Johnson amplifier
The equipment rack in this room
Rega CD player on TV table
Rega CD player
Conrad-Johnson ET5 preamplifier
Conrad-Johnson HD3
Conrad-Johnson ART amplifier
Conrad-Johnson GAT preamplifier
Running Springs Audio power conditioner front view
Running Springs Audio power conditioner rear view
Running Springs Audio power conditioner inside view
Morel makes speaker drivers and speakers which show off their drivers.
This view is very much what one sees when coming into the room. The stuff in the foreground, in this has the Fat Lady speaker, and then a system usually up against the far window in the ‘sunken livingroom’ part of the hotel room.
The Morel speaker system
The Morel ‘Octave Signature’ loudspeaker
The Morel ‘Octave Signature’ loudspeaker
The equipment rack for the Morel system
Unknown component by Densen
B-475 SuperLeggera CD player by Densen
Power supply for the Densen b-475 Superleggera CD player
Morel drivers on display
Morel ‘Fat Lady’ speaker
Morel ‘Ultimo’ subwoofer driver
More Morel drivers.
