The Salks were the 9's model at $10k I believe. They have one at $5k
with the same mid and uppers just less bass. Value there I think. Loved the Salk sound too.
Heard the Sasha/D'Agostinos and enjoyed that room. Costs aside.
Agreed the PS was BS. They should make a deal with their neighbor Roger Sanders if they wish to make speakers. He nails it.
Loved the Irish guy at Innous. Product is a winner too!
Vandys won the Best Photo Opportunity with the huge Crimson speakers and splashy Blue backdrop. That did make the sound better sadly.
With you AD on the Vimbergs. Lovely. Damn I missed the Electrostatics
from Muir. Not listed in the book!!!
The AN room had a live cellist and that was a classy touch I loved!
Paradigms were good too. Probably because they employed an Anthem
room conditioner. Did not start with it but at least these folks knew they
needed one. (As did ALL the smaller rooms)
A fun show all in all. Even if I had hoped to be home in Phoenix by now.
Thanks weather!
with the same mid and uppers just less bass. Value there I think. Loved the Salk sound too.
Heard the Sasha/D'Agostinos and enjoyed that room. Costs aside.
Agreed the PS was BS. They should make a deal with their neighbor Roger Sanders if they wish to make speakers. He nails it.
Loved the Irish guy at Innous. Product is a winner too!
Vandys won the Best Photo Opportunity with the huge Crimson speakers and splashy Blue backdrop. That did make the sound better sadly.
With you AD on the Vimbergs. Lovely. Damn I missed the Electrostatics
from Muir. Not listed in the book!!!
The AN room had a live cellist and that was a classy touch I loved!
Paradigms were good too. Probably because they employed an Anthem
room conditioner. Did not start with it but at least these folks knew they
needed one. (As did ALL the smaller rooms)
A fun show all in all. Even if I had hoped to be home in Phoenix by now.
Thanks weather!