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Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2004
Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2005

Saturday
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  Audiopax new Model 5 preamplifier ($4,990) has the company's Timbre Lock, a proprietary circuitry that adjusts a system for minimal distortion. This solid-state unit has five inputs including a tape loop, and two stereo pairs of outputs.

 

Are you an avid fan of analog audio replay on vinyl? If so, Avid's Diva turntable ($2,500 not including arm and cartridge) has belt driven platter with spring suspension.

 

SONG Audio had their SA-34 SB stereo integrated amplifier ($1,900) with classic tube configuration of a 12AX7, GZ34/5AR4, and EL34 tube operating in triode. Looks to be a great unit and i personally hope to review it soon.

 

Ars Aures Audio had their Midi Sensorial we highly raved about in our review (seen here) mated with Art Audio electronics (Gill reviewed here, Vinyl Reference MM/MMC reviewed here, PX25 reviewed here, Vinyl 1 phonostage here, Diavolo reviewed here). See the reviews for full-blown description and critical assessment.

 

Von Schweikert VR-9 SE ($60,000) mated to a darTZeel NHB-108 Model 1 stereo amplifier ($18,000). They had a world premier of their NHB-18NS preamplifier with phonostage ($20,000).  Sweet sounding stuff!

 

Genesis Advanced Technology is now offering tube amplifiers including their I60 integrated stereo amplifier ($3,495, left unit) and M60 monoblock amplifier ($3,995 per pair. Both units us a pair of KT88 per channel to produce 60 watts push-pull. The integrated unit has four inputs including tape, CD, AUX, and Tuner.

 

Ahhh, the smell of tubes in the morning, it smells like... victory! Atma-Sphere OTL tube amplifiers to be precise.

 

Acoustic Sounds' Chad Kassem proudly shows their new vinyl release by Jimmy D. Lane titled It's Time.  More show coverage coming tomorrow!

 

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