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Richard Gray's Power Link ($199) is a way to send clean power from their unit, though the wall, to another location in your home.
Earmax Anniversary Pro ($1,495) features a sizably larger power supply, uprated internal components, gold plated metal parts, and four-conductor power supply cable for virtually zero background noise.
Paradigm's new S8 floorstanding loudspeaker ($6,000) features a 1-inch tweeter and four 7-inch polymer midrange and woofer (each driver has it own cavity to insure a proper three-way design. Frequency response from 24Hz to 22kHz with a 91dB/Wm sensitivity.
Clearaudio Master Reference turntable fully decked out ($40,000).
Wadia is taking CD to another level with their transport (SE version, controller and outboard monoblock DAC setup ($30,000). Yes you read that right, a separate DAC for each channel.
Gilmore Audio Model 4 ($5,000 or so) loudspeakers have 12-inch ribbon tweeter and a front and rear 8-inch midrange/woofer. Sensitivity is 91.5B/W/m with an 8-ohm load. These are in the almost finalized stage so expect to see a finalized version shortly.
Ethan Winer of RealTraps was proudly showcasing their room acoustic products.
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here.
May Audio were displaying a gambit of products for sale to show goers. CDs, SACD, spikes, fluids dampeners, speaker mount... the list is nearly endless!
Elena was giving Gene Pitts a message. Hmmm, a wonderful, sexy, vibrant woman graciously commanding over the all round great guy Gene.
The new Symposium Acoustics Isis rack ($3,000 as seen, but from $1,000 on up depending on configuration). As seen it is three Svelt shelves and one turntable top. Roller Block technology resides in the leg. This is a module design and magnetically bearing biased.
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here and here.
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