In the TriAngle Art room, they were using their TA-200M amps with Muraudio SP1 Electrostatic Loudspeakers. All of the electronics were from TriAngle Art, and the source was one of their beautiful turntables. Everything was sounding really good for day one. This is definitely a room I will be going back to for another listen.
In the Bakoon International room, they were using their electronics to drive a pair of Sound Kaos Liberation Loudspeakers.
In the Vana Limited room, the Audio Physic Loudspeakers with EAT gear sounded very nice.
The Sigma Acoustics Loudspeakers in their room were in a system with electronics from Esoteric, Aavik, and cables by Ansuz.
David Cope of Old Forge Studio was showing the prototype of the Wand turntable, It was a very interesting design, Notice the oversized platter; it’s not that thick but is very heavy and designed to have real inertia.
ModWright, Fern and Roby and Studio Electric were making beautiful music in their room.
I was very impressed with the sound of the new Klipsch R7 III. Like their Heritage Line,the R7 IIIs are made in Hope, Arkansas.
Enjoyed a wonderful presentation of the new Klipsch La Scala Loudspeakers driven by a Cary Sl-80 integrated amp with wood panels made by Klipsch to match the speakers.
In the Wavelength Audio room, their amps and digital gear was making beautiful music over a pair of Vaughn Loudspeakers with a Plasma Tweeter.
In the Bowers & Wilkins room, the B&W 800D3 Loudspeakers were driven by Sim Audio Moon electronics and were sounding really good. They were also making quite a visual statement as well.
This is about as British as it gets, Monitor Audio mini monitors with Roksan electronics. Guess what, they sounded really nice as well.
Wyred 4 Sound introduced their new W 4S Tempus Loudspeakers.
I continue to be really impressed with Gayle Sanders Eikon Loudspeakers, amplification and room correction system. It sounded good at AXPONA and even better at RMAF. The source was an Aurender W20 music server.
