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For those of us into analog (and digital demon) professional music recording is BASF Studio Master 900 maxima tape.
Anyone have a gently used good condition Studer A80 for sale? Contact
me.
Sony had their multi-channel SCD-XB770 SACD player (specially imported and not
normally in São Paulo) in their room. Alas, it was not hooked up as was no SACD player. There was plenty of
Sony video and Memory Stick devices though.
Andreia Stanoski with Proteus who distribute Nakamichi with the below radio's
wireless remote control..
Proteus distributes Nakamichi, Hovland, Tannoy, Linn, Von Schweikert and many other lines into Brazil. Seen here is the new Nakimichi SoundSpace 2 AM/FM ($685 USD) and
wireless remote control. Think of it as the cute, if expensive, clock radio!
Of course McIntosh fans will recognize the MC2000 tubed stereo amplifier. A
classic! Of course the well-received Von Schweikert VR4 Generation II
loudspeakers were easily capable of reproducing music with aplumb.
Magnepan's most excellent 3.6 panel loudspeakers. Since i have
reviewed these for American print magazine Ultimate
Audio (Vol. 3, No. 3, p. 52), it can be said these are one amazing
panel loudspeaker capable of endless hours of musical bliss.
For the world traveler, such as myself, various gadgets and chachkies are a must. LG's portable DVD-Video player provides hours of music and movie pleasures while on the go. It is Dolby Digital and DTS capable as well.
Technics was showing their extensive line of equipment including their SA-E1010
70 wpc. stereo amplifier, SU-C1010
battery powered (!) pre-amplifier and the ever present DVD-A10 24-bit/192kHz DVD-Audio/Video player.
JVC had the most modern-looking AM/FM/CD/CD-R/CD-RW capable stereo unit. The FS-SD1000
(32 wpc. stereo) includes two small
cylinder loudspeakers for midrange and highs while bass in provided by a separate 60 subwoofer unit. Wireless remote control is also included.
The Kreische Audio & Video 2DF-2 diffusers are for controlling the acoustics of one's room. 400 elements are in each panel to insure
proper diffusion to reduce standing waves and other room anomalies.
The room filling over six foot high Sound Lab loudspeakers were producing wonderful music with
Walcott Audio's The Presence EL34-based monoblock
amplifiers. In cute red on top is David Berning's micro-ZOTL amplifier (see
below photo).
Nordost cables a-plenty folks! Looks like the really good stuff makes it to all corners around the world!
Rosanna, Patricia and shy Ana of Sound Image Audio & Video with a vast selection of Primare electronics, PSB loudspeakers.
Wilson Benesch turntable on their stand.
Oracle's cool CD Player. Reminds me of Orson Wells'
War of the Worlds (a great music CD too, by the way).
Staring at he top to the bottom is the McCormack's RLD-1 pre-amplifier, TLC-1pre-amlifier, DNA-125 amplifier and DNA-225
amplifier.
B&W's new Signature 800 ($20,000 USD/pr.) loudspeakers was being used to good use by the Jeff Roland pre-amplifier and amplifiers.
Airon specializes in sturdy metal loudspeaker stands. These were finely
finished and could easily hold even the heftiest monitors.
Winner of Enjoy the Music.com™'s Best
of 2001 Award is PS Audio with their power filtering.
Pathos is going strong with their beautifully-made integrate amplifier.
Georgious Italian wood wraps the chrome highlights while gold-plated knobs are
for input and volume control.
Dynaudio Evidence super-sized loudspeaker ($30,000 USD). Four woofers, two
midrange and two tweeters provide room-filling music.
Who let the dogs out?
An assortment of Bow (wow wow) products.
The legendary Quad loudspeakers and tube electronics were sprinkle with long-standing popular Harbeth loudspeakers and an SME turntable.
Larger Spendor SP1/2E kept the small ProAc in control as they were being driven by the Creek CD53 compact disc player and Creek's 5350 integrated
amplifier.
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