RMAF

I like panels! I guess this isn’t a surprise as my reference speakers are the recently released Magnepan 3.7s. There’s just “something” about panels that speaks to me …. On display were the Analysis Omega […]

I love the look of the big Classics, though I suspect my wife would be less thrilled. Big, burled, robust – and Classic Audio’s $25k T-3.4 Project practically screams ‘upscale’ and ‘vintage’ to me. However […]

This year, RMAF started off with a bang. But not for me. For me, it started with a long series of groans, whimpers and even some abject weeping. Okay, maybe not that last, but it […]

Well, the show is over. I’m home. The house is still here, the kids still remember me and my wife is still talking to me. Success! Speaking of success, I’ve uploaded well over 500 photos […]

Well, as you’ve probably noticed, I haven’t posted a single thing on here since the show started. Which means either one of two things: one, I haven’t done any writing since I’ve been here; or […]

I have about a million things to do before my flight out to Denver tomorrow. Eek. This year, I’m going to do my level best to be a bit more consistent in my approach. This […]

Looks like the seminar schedule for RMAF has firmed up a bit. At this point, I’m planning on hitting “The Future of High-Resolution Computer-Based Audio” on Saturday at 4pm. The panel lineup looks interesting: Gus […]