First part of the show report is up and online at Enjoy the Music!
Capital Audiofest 2012
Capital Audiofest
Just Around The Corner: Capital Audiofest 2013
July 26-28th will see the Fourth Annual Capital Audiofest open up in downtown Silver Spring, just over the Maryland border (and a single Metro stop) from Washington, DC. That first Capital Audiofest was the first […]
CAF 2014
CAF 2014: Command Performance has new store, with Audia Flight served Neat
Jeff Fox of McLean VA’s Command Performance is opening the DC area’s newest brick-and-mortar audio shop next month, and I am psyched to see him do it. Jeff is going to be carrying all manner […]
CAF 2017
Capital Audiofest 2017: Joseph Audio with Bel Canto and Doshi
At the door to welcome me into the Joseph Audio room was Jeff Joseph himself, a top-tier designer of high-quality speakers and long-time audio show veteran. Mr. Joseph has been around the block a few […]
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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?