First part of the show report is up and online at Enjoy the Music!
Capital Audiofest 2012
CAF 2012
CAF12: High Water Sound
Expectation bias is pretty much just what it sounds like — it’s the predisposition of a human being to judge incoming data in light of prior experiences, data, and beliefs. This is a universal issue […]
CAF 2014
CAF 2014: Core Audio Technology, Hawthorne Audio and GIK, take computer audio to eleven
The Core Audio/Hawthorne room sat next to the CanMania showroom, commanding a large and open space. It was also really hard to miss — the charming Melinda Smith was outside, directing traffic for much of […]
CAF 2014
CanMania 2014: Oppo Digital, huge on value, great on sound
Oppo Digital and I go way back. Well, no, not really. I mean I’ve been buying their DVD players for years. The sheer number of features at their absurd price points meant happy days for me […]
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That wasn’t Paul Kittinger demoing in the Philharmonic room, that was Dennis Murphy. Dennis does all of the crossover design work for Salk Sound. Paul designs the TL cabinets for Salk. Dennis started Philharmonic last year and has gotten great reviews on his speakers, of which Paul did provide the TL cabinet design for Dennis.
Whoops. Duly noted ….
Enjoyed the initial write-up on Enjoy the Music. Don’t know if you were in the Polk room when they hooked up their $1,500/pair mini monitors, but they were really, really good. I had a really enjoyable talk with them and agree that it’s great they support this show. For me the show’s most pleasant surprise.
I know, right? Crazy — and awesome — of them to be there with bells on. And yes, those little guys are great. The big ones are no slouch either. 😉
Did you contact Gary to see if his crew grabbed them?