Showing posts with label rocky mountain audio fest 2018. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rocky mountain audio fest 2018. Show all posts
Sunday, November 25, 2018
RMAF 2018: Marc's Wrap-Up
We've just completed our coverage of the 2018 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest at Part-Time Audiophile, so I've just put up my wrap-up of the show and my overall impressions. You can read it here.
Sunday, November 18, 2018
RMAF 2018: ListenUp and How to Conquer a Hotel Room
Here's another report from the 2018 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest. This one covers ListenUp, a Colorado audio dealer, and their skill at taming the sound in four different exhibit rooms. You can read it here at Part-Time Audiophile.
RMAF: Fidelis Music Systems, Exposure, Acoustic Signature and Those Amazing Stenheim Monitors
I just returned from San Diego, where I covered the North American debut of a $250,000 amplifier (more on that soon), and now I'm staring out the window and watching it snow like a mofo. So here's another RMAF show report to warm you up--this one covering the room from my friends at Fidelis Music Systems. You can read it here at Part-Time Audiophile.
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
RMAF 2018: Falcon Acoustics, Primare and the Wonderful LS3/5a
My latest Rocky Mountain Audio Fest show report for Part-Time Audiophile covers Falcon Acoustics and their continued manufacturing of the legendary LS3/5a monitor. You can read it here.
Monday, November 12, 2018
RMAF 2018: Bob's Devices and a Long-Delayed introduction
My latest show report from the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest concerns Bob Sattin and his company, Bob's Devices. Bob makes step-up transformers for low-output phono cartridges--some of the best in the business. You can read about it here, at Part-Time Audiophile.
Sunday, November 11, 2018
RMAF 2018: Gershman, VAC, VPI and a New Definition of POSH
Wow, two show reports in Part-Time Audiophile in one day! That's because we're trying to get the RMAF coverage finished so we can start posting more from the Capital Audiofest. This report is on the Gershman Acoustics room, awesome products from warm and friendly people! You can read it here.
RMAF 2018: GoldenEar, Hegel, Audioquest and Shut Up and Take My Money
Here's another one of my show reports from the 2018 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest--this one about a system that definitely offers bang for the buck, punches above its weight and all the other cliches we audiophiles use. You can read it here.
Saturday, November 10, 2018
RMAF 2018: GamuT Audio, Pear Audio Blue and an Unusual Speaker from Larsen
Here's my latest show report from the 2018 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest--this one covers the fantastic speakers from GamuT of Denmark and another unusual speaker from Larsen of Sweden. You can read it here.
Sunday, October 28, 2018
Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2018: McIntosh, Sonus Faber and a Sea of Binghamton Blue
My latest show report from the 2018 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest is now live at Part-Time Audiophile! You can read it here.
Friday, October 19, 2018
Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2018: Joseph Audio, Doshi Audio and Cardas
My latest show report for the 2018 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest is now live at Part-Time Audiophile. This one covers the Joseph Audio/Doshi Audio/Cardas room. You can read it here. Enjoy!
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2018--Old Forge Studio at Part-Time Audiophile
My first show report in nearly eight years is now live at Part-Time Audiophile. Over the next two or three weeks I'll have a couple of dozen reports published on the 2018 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest. This first one is on the Old Forge Audio room, featuring PureAudio, The Wand and Rethm loudspeakers. You can read it here. Enjoy!
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2018!
It's been more than a year since I've been to a high-end audio show, and about seven years since I went to one wearing a press badge instead of an exhibitor badge. But tomorrow I leave for Colorado to attend the 2018 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest. This is one of my favorite shows to attend because it's in Colorado, where I lived for a few years, and where my parents have retired. So I mix business with pleasure every time I go.
I'll be covering the show for Part-Time Audiophile, so watch for my coverage. Eric Franklin Shook, my colleague, has gotten the ball rolling with this preview.
I'm be roaming the halls, camera around my neck, so if you see me say hello!
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