New York Audio Show 2013: Part 2
Okay, so this is a bit absurd, but yes, here it is, Part 2 of my coverage of the New York Audio Show, now online over at The Absolute Sound. And only a month late! In all [...]
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New York Audio Show 2013: Part 1
Part 1 of the New York Audio Show coverage is now online over at The Absolute Sound. Hit the graphic for the link! I’ll have some more coming soon, with lots of [...]
Stereophile goes video
I actually had a good time with the Stereophile chaps this weekend (shh!). Had a tasty lunch with Michael Lavorgna and Stephen Mejias on Friday, and pretty much chased [...]
New York Audio Show starts tomorrow
Heading to NYC tomorrow for the New York Audio Show. It’s going to be a quite a show. It’s also going to be somewhat fractured, which is odd. For the second year [...]
Audio Shows — Next Up
Just booked my travel arrangements for AXPONA in Chicago (March 8-10th). Looking forward to a quick visit to the Windy City and meeting up with the rest of the TAS team. Not [...]
Which audio shows — and why?
The first half of the year seems to be stuffed with audio show goodies. Obviously, I wish I could do all of them, but I’m not sure that’s reasonable or feasible. [...]
NYAV12: Tweak Studio presents Burmester, Walker Audio, and an Evening of Euphoria
Arnold Martinez of Tweak Studio put on one of the poshest setups at the NYAV show. Burmester paired up with Walker Audio? It brought tears to my eyes. Okay, maybe not, but I [...]
NYAV12 Round-up: Haniwa, Music First, Bricasti, GT Audio, Legacy, Lavry, D’Agostino
Every show leaves me with a handful of rooms that either didn’t work, didn’t work for me, weren’t actually functional, weren’t demoing music, or [...]
NYAV12: LessLoss and Kaiser
Lessloss was showing the Kaiser Acoustics Vivace “High Performance Loudspeaker”, which starts at $42,500 depending on finish; they looked very impressive in [...]
NYAV12: GTT Audio presents YG, Brinkmann, Soulution
GTT Audio brought the big guns to the NYAV show. YG, Soulution, Brinkmann … size, power, skill — it was like a parking a Navy warship in the middle of a carnival. [...]