I had serious problems with the Emerald Physics room. Not the sound. Not the gear. Not the affable Underwood Wally running the show. No, my problem was getting in. In short, [...]
I’ve been using Dr. Rob Robinson’s “Pure Music” software program for a couple of years now. I prefer it, one, because it works as advertised, and two, [...]
Before this show, my experience with Vapor Sound was pretty much exactly nothing. Vapor, if you will. In fact, in my day job, to describe something as “vapor” [...]
Wilson Audio’s Alexia was, arguably, the hottest news of the show. It was also, arguably, one of the best sounding rooms. All that aside, the Alexia loudspeakers in the [...]
I’ve had fun directing others on interesting ways to find an Avatar Acoustics show-room at audio shows before. My advice has been to “follow your nose” [...]
Burmester seems almost violently opposed to photography. So much so, that I suspect that if there was a finish that would render them invisible to cameras, they’d use [...]
I have to be honest. I used to think about power, and the relation of power & current to audio, as something of an afterthought. Something like “air — [...]
Okay, so the title is a little off, but whatever. My apologies. For those of you requiring something more formal, no, there no VPI products were harmed by a headline band [...]
Another of roll up post. I didn’t get to spend enough time in any of these rooms, but I was curious about each. Consider this more of a photo journalistic survey than [...]
While not the full monty version of the Anat, the Studio Signature was far and away the better choice for this particular audio show. I’ve heard YG now at just about [...]