Very impressive on the Jazz Variants percussion track. The delicacy of the upper frequencies of the vibes marimba? is quite special. Wonderful natural decay.

Great sound.

wow... Such realism... Would you please list the tracks when you have a chance?

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@jamesdills6720 Louis Armstrong - St. James Infirmary - album: Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll, 1964 O-Zone Percussion Group - Jazz Variants - album: La Bamba, 1996 Tommy Schneider - Ain't No Sunshine (feat. Adrian Stern, Philippe Chretien & Massimo Buonanno) - album: "plan b3"

Have you ever wander why every time a audioshow system has a Rui Borges turntable is always the best sound of the show!

Wow!

Openes of horn speakers

I just can't believe someone screwed up Lt and Rt channels setting up such an expensive system...

I stopped a lot in this room appreaching the refined and coherent sound coming from the system. Definitely a cleaver setup in a very large space with the bass section a few meters back to create a delay and expand the soundstage. The golden tonal balance of the Brodman speakers was amazing but you could clearly hear the lack of focus and continuity from the foreground to the instruments playing behind. Yes the cymbals were sweet but wasn't there with the rest of the drums; marimbas keys sounded dispersed in space, with a poor attack and delay. The drum box wasn't as dynamic and punchy as in best systems... No new standards in my opinion for this track. To me the strong point of the system lay in the beauty of mid range and presence of instruments. Ultimately all that gold seemed a little kitsch to me...