Charlie: I'm not sure exactly what is planned. Hopefully, Brian will jump in here and take control of this thread. One thing that Brian did make me aware of is that Bob Crump "might" be at this meeting depending on his schedule. With all of these "industry professionals" in the building, we may not be able to fit any "audiophiles" into the building though : )
As for the Teac, i think it was an Aiwa changer that you are thinking about. I've never heard that piece, so i can't comment. I will say that there is a group of "Warren-heads" within the group of people that comprise the core membership of the CAS. This is obvious if you attend any of the meetings. They basically worship Stan and all of the goodies that he works on / builds, so you might want to take that into consideration when hearing / reading about these recommendations.
Other than that, i've received a few emails asking questions as to whether or not these meetings are open to the public. As far as i know, all meetings are open to the public. As to whether or not they are "free", i can't recall and the CAS website is somewhat ambiguous about the subject. If i remember correctly, i think that the first meeting is free and meetings after that are $5 apiece. One can join with the annual membership being $40 annually or pro-rated by the quarter. Due to the fact that there are quite a few speakers at this meeting, it may be a mandatory fee, but i'm not sure. I'll drop Brian a note and have him post what the lowdown really is. Sean
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PS... I'm just a "knucklehead" that pops into CAS meetings as i can. I hold no position there, but thought that others in the area might find this meeting interesting / worth attending.
As for the Teac, i think it was an Aiwa changer that you are thinking about. I've never heard that piece, so i can't comment. I will say that there is a group of "Warren-heads" within the group of people that comprise the core membership of the CAS. This is obvious if you attend any of the meetings. They basically worship Stan and all of the goodies that he works on / builds, so you might want to take that into consideration when hearing / reading about these recommendations.
Other than that, i've received a few emails asking questions as to whether or not these meetings are open to the public. As far as i know, all meetings are open to the public. As to whether or not they are "free", i can't recall and the CAS website is somewhat ambiguous about the subject. If i remember correctly, i think that the first meeting is free and meetings after that are $5 apiece. One can join with the annual membership being $40 annually or pro-rated by the quarter. Due to the fact that there are quite a few speakers at this meeting, it may be a mandatory fee, but i'm not sure. I'll drop Brian a note and have him post what the lowdown really is. Sean
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PS... I'm just a "knucklehead" that pops into CAS meetings as i can. I hold no position there, but thought that others in the area might find this meeting interesting / worth attending.