Open, relaxed and musical sounding – as usual for this room at shows lately
Interesting-looking equipment rack.
Open, relaxed and musical sounding – as usual for this room at shows lately
Interesting-looking equipment rack.
I thought the CH Precision electronics drove the little YG Acoustics speakers quite well in this room. I liked it here. It is a sweet little system.
Thales turntable (and tonearm)
High Water Sound plays, like, consistently THE best music. Makes the rest of us look like… I don’t know … wannabes. I know, other rooms can play good music too, including ours [trying not to get into trouble with Neli and Hermann here :-)] but seriously folks, if you play music people have heard before, THEIR music, they will be able to understand how your system lets them hear new things, achieve new levels of enjoyment, with something they already do – an obvious benefit to their current lives.
The preamplifier – those two knobs are the input selector and volume control
TW Acoustic “Raven” turntable
Horning Hybrid loudspeaker
Doug setup a nice sounding room as usual – with a Sophisticated and Enjoyable sound.
TW Acoustic “Raven” turntable
Starting on floor 4…
Too much talking and too little listening – none in fact; blame it on too little sleep – but Klaus typically puts together systems under $10K that compete with that much more expensive gear often seen at your local neighborhood high-end dealerships.
The last day…
Our room with The Acapella Audio Arts Cellini High speakers. The full show report will be forthcoming.
Whew! A lot of rooms…
Hugh Masekela “Stimela” on tape played on Joseph speakers and Jeff Rowland electronics. Nice 🙂