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We all miss Marjorie and RMAF! Thanks for the memories!

Always a favorite, PBN and Peter himself. Loved the reel to reel!!! After hours was a blast!

Those new C Series Børresen are incredible .. looking and performing. Their technology keeps bringing magic to the baseline for any system. The rooms and set up changes a lot .. so imagine them in ideal situations. will you get something to demo at home?

Great recap! Scott Walker does a baller job in room setup and gear. My personal favourite rooms were Hear This with Wolf Von Langa, Gestalt, Trafomatic, Lampizator, & Heed. I found out that Gary Leeds at Hear This also brought in / carries the Westminster Labs for the Audio Association Room with Evolution Acoustics 👏🏼👌🏽🔥 the relaxed natural sound (not rolled off) and disappearing act are what I look for. Most Oddly, I find the Borreson over detailed. I hope didn’t write a book here, it was great meeting you at THE Show and knowing why you like the show.

@AudiophileJunkie

Ай бұрын

Normally Borresen is very detailed and, as I mentioned in the caption, can be good in short doses, but not long. This time I found them much more enjoyable over the long haul. No speaker flavor is for everyone though... Especially if you have certain music tastes, volumes, and tonal preferences.

I attended the show Friday. Was hoping to run into you. But unfortunately you arrived Saturday. I had the opportunity to meet you at a previous show. You are one cool cat. Love your show! Cheers.

Very valid points regarding the Press-- we got deeper into this life hobby , by reading the 4th issue of Absolute Sound-- Harry P. was amazing-he made us sit up and Listen

Like your vids-- love Houston-- will call , next time in town-- Meet you at Goode's Seafood on Kirby, the one on expressway leaves much to be desired-- thinking about your speakers-- but we are not DIY folk,, peace out, tsgnd

Good job with a ton of videos recently. I use DSP for Home theater and it really is quite an enhancement. Don't use it for two channel listening but when I see all these incredible rooms that you visit it doesn't seem any of them are really using DSP to tuneup their rooms? It's just interesting why that might not be the case.

@AudiophileJunkie

Ай бұрын

It's slowly changing now that there is DSP with no drawbacks and more automated that doesn't require a skill set. I just did a Bacch demo today and it's literally been 100% sold whenever anybody hears what's possible now with both Bacch time domain and ORC frequency domain corrections. Most still haven't heard it yet or know what's possible nowadays.

No video from the Borresen room? 🙂 Thanks for the coverage!

@AudiophileJunkie

Ай бұрын

Let me check...I know I filmed one but maybe it got blocked by KZread. The footage in this wrap-up was an excerpt but muted so it may not have triggered a block.

What did you think of the Acora SCR-2 room at The Show ? Thanks your coverage is fantastic

@AudiophileJunkie

Ай бұрын

I love the Acoras, and this room was great at the show. It easily could have been in my Best Of report and I mentioned them in a caption. My friend Doug particularly was impressed and told the guys off camera. I get to hear them all the time, and cover their room a lot, so I mainly focused on different rooms this show.

TAD was my favorite. ATC also great.

@AudiophileJunkie

Ай бұрын

Yes TAD sounded great as always. I could have easily included them and others, but I wanted to focus on ones that stood out relative to other shows and/or brands unique to this show.

@jonathandavis9507

Ай бұрын

@@AudiophileJunkie Totally understand. It was my first show and first time hearing these brands so they were new to me :)

@delkat123

Ай бұрын

TAD room was extremely bright for my ears on Friday. I felt that way about Borresen too.

PBN had the worst screeching tweeter I have ever heard.

@AudiophileJunkie

Ай бұрын

Lol.. What song did you play?

The Home Entertainment Show has had a rather checkered past...let's be honest. As one who attended CES for over 20 years as an exhibitor, I always found going from the fairly upscale digs of Alexis Park and Venetian to the "low rent" venues selected by THE SHOW as depressing. It felt like a "scab show", which many in the industry accused it of being. High end audio doesn't belong in low end hotels. I forgot the name of the hotel next to the Alexis, but it was a dump. And compared to the Venetian, the Hilton down the strip was also pretty bad. The Newport shows were indeed their best efforts, but it seems that it all went downhill from there. The constant shifting of venues certainly hasn't been helpful. Maybe it's just the timing of your show videos, but the impression I get when viewing them is that this show like many of others put on by THE wasn't very well attended. It doesn't make sense to me to hold a show so close to those two major events: Axpona and Munich. They consume all the oxygen out of the exhibitor base and the audio press, so it becomes just a small regional show with poor attendance and little press coverage. I don't see that as changing. Axpona has clearly become the major high audio event in the US and it draws almost everyone in the industry to it. It has replaced Rocky Mountain, which held the title prior. Sad for the other show organizers, but that's just the way it is.

@AudiophileJunkie

Ай бұрын

They exhibited at the San Remo and other hotels in Vegas that weren't that far below Alexis Park in terms of being motels versus hotels. They were super well attended with great brands that complemented CES. Newport was the heyday and unfortunately when the head guy passed away, it became a challenge and drama filled. They definitely need to improve certain things, but at the same time deserve credit for weathering the storms and pushing through things that have killed other shows. Timing of the show has to change because there's too much fatigue following Axpona and Munich... Plus people are on family vacations in June.

@johnstone7697

Ай бұрын

@@AudiophileJunkie Thanks for the reply. The shows try to put on a very "good face" to the public. But having been an industry insider for years, I can tell you that it's a real struggle today for small audio companies to afford both Axpona and Munich, much less all these regional shows. And the "old guard" rags like Stereophile and Absolute Sound simply don't have the resources anymore to attend them all. Stereophile is still rolling out some reports on Axpona, and I'm sure they're far behind on Munich. Maybe the "KZread Press" will take the whole thing over before long.

You seem to be knowledgeable , but you talk too much about things that aren't Is important

@AudiophileJunkie

Ай бұрын

You seem to think for everyone. What do you think is important? These aren't custom videos for any one person, and there are even chapters with titles about the subject. I do have a membership section though for those that want direct access to discuss exactly what they want.