Anyone going to RMAF this year?


Any particular rooms/products look interesting? I'll be there all day on Sunday (I live in Denver, so it's a no brainer). The lineup looks good as always, although I was sad to see no Merlin room this year, and some other notables for me are Totem and Thiel, which I typically check out.

Still lots of good stuff and I'm looking forward to it. I'm planning to check out some things I've never heard before (Atma-Sphere, Ayre, Nola, Triangle Art, Zesto and Zu for example), along with some of the old stand by products that I love, but am curious if others are going and have particular things that seem worth checking out.
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Heading to RMAF from Tulsa, OK with two other friends. It will be my first RMAF too. I'm hoping to hear some Rockport loudspeakers, but from the RMAF webpage it looks like Rockport may be a no show this year.
Just visited the Synergistic Research Facebook page. They are bringing several new products ( non cables or interconnects) that improve the room-speaker interface and the sound reproduction. Also for the first time they have a product to improve the headphone listening experience.

Located in the Tower part of the hotel "Longs Peak" room. From the lobby floor take the elevator up one floor to level "P".
Here is a link to access the Excel file from the website to which Realremo referred (thanks).

The link button is at the bottom of the exhibitors list page on the site.
SingleEnded - the RMAF website should have an Excel spreadsheet you can download with a list of distributors. I am buried at work or I'd be all over it by now.
Anyone know if Obravo audio is attending the show? I would like to try/or know impressions about the HAMT-1
RMAF is just a great time and well worth the effort to attend. If driving in remember parking is not free- do not let that upset you. The big parking lot across the street is independent of the convention and so the will make you pay.

For the ultimate in headphone listening please stop in at Room 8000 in the tower. Here JPS Lab will have four listening stations featuring the Abyss magnaplanner headphones. They will be powered by an array of outstanding headphone amps such as Wo Audio WA-5, the new Wells headphone amp, the Cavalli Liquid Gold amp and MacIntosh's new headphone amp. Interconnects and power cables will be JPS.

Last year this was an outstanding room. Comfortable, relaxed, and quiet. With headphones there are no excuses about hotel room accoustics.

This is a unique opportunity to hear some of the best sounds the headphone manufactures can create.
Glad to hear of all the interest! And Cymbop, coming from South Carolina is impressive. I think you'll have fun, though. This will be my third year and I'm still amazed by how much incredible gear is set up in so many rooms. It's almost impossible to see it all, unless you truly devoted a full 3 days to it, which I personally cannot.

Remo, I went from solid state to tubes a couple of years ago when I switched to Merlin speakers, which really like tubes. My wallet (and wife) were not particularly appreciative, but I've never looked back and my system is sounding better than ever.
Making a pilgrimage from South Carolina. My first show of this sort. Completely stoked!
I scheduled this weekend with the boss months ago. I'll be there Fri-Sun. Planning to check out all the tube integrates and high efficiency speakers I can find. Currently running solid state gear, but fascinated with tubes. My checking account however, is NOT fascinated with tubes.
I didn't check with the head of the household....I wonder if she'll notice I'm missing for a couple days..
I have to, otherwise I lose my Aphile cred don't I? I live about 30 miles away and will be there on friday and sunday. I am excited.
Haven't missed a year yet,and Lord willing I will be able to say that next year. I live 60 miles away and worth two or three days driving to see products that aren't available locally. Always have fun, learn and go home tired.