Totem's new Shaman loudspeaker ($10,995, add $1,000 for Maple finish) is a large five-way floorstanding unit capable of producing frequencies as low as 16 Hz and upwards to 22 kHz! The large and in charge units were producing some amazing sounds!   

 

 

The above Gyroscope is made in Germany and helps to calibrate your turntable's speed. Works with 33 1/3 (top lights) or 45 rpm (lower lights).

 

Classic Records are now offering their high quality remasters of Carol King Tapestry, Wilie Nelson Stardust and the audiophile fave  Casino Royale and Living Stereo LSC 2314 Heifitz/Munch.

 

Seen here are the VMPS FF-1 Special Ribbon Edition. $10,000/pr with electronic crossover.

 

Audio Fusion's new loudspeaker system, the Volare, is a very unique designed incorporating their "OVOLO" driver. This driver incorporates it's own enclosure, providing a continuously changing curvature that is claimed to minimize reflections and distortion. The Volare uses a 1" aluminum dome tweeter, carbon fibre 5" midrange and 8" carbon fibre woofer. Projected retail pricing should be around $20,000.

 

 

Von Schweikert Audio VR-7 ($15,000 pair, pictured left) are a 52" tall floorstanding units with five drivers. The frequency response is claimed as 25 Hz to 25 kHz +-3db . The VR-7 uses a Scanspeak Revolator 1" tweeter, 6.5" Audax Aerogel midrange driver and two 8.5" Seas magnesium cone woofers. A rear firing 1" ambience tweeter with control/volume adjustment is also included. Sensitivity is 91 db/w/m @ 6 ohms. The VR-7 also features "control directivity" according to Albert Von Schweikert and a combination of 1^st and 4^th order crossovers.

The smaller VR-5 ($5,950 in standard finish and seen here in their exotic Ribbon Maple finish which adds about $1,500) is 41" tall. This is a four-way system with five drivers. With the same basic design as the VR-7, the VR-5 uses two 6.5" Seas aluminum cone woofers, 5.5" Audax Aerogel midrange and 1" Excel unit tweeter. A 1" rear firing adjustable ambience driver is also included.