Author: Clement Perry

Burson Audio Timekeeper amplifier

August 15, 2013

  Keeping up with the Timekeeper   Burson Audio has been making a lot of noise of late and particularly in the American high-end audio arena.  Our own Dave Abramson recently wrote glowingly of Burson [Read More]

Klee Acoustics

July 24, 2013

Klee Acoustics Speaker Cables and Interconnects What, another cable review? Yes… I’ve said it before: this industry needs a new cable like a moose needs a hat rack. In fact, when walking through any audio show [Read More]

Munich High End 2013 Part 4

May 30, 2013

The amount of music servers being used at the High End has grown tremendously each passing show. This year however, the sheer looks and ergonomics of a certain few (above) have really improved. Speaking of [Read More]

High End 2013 Munich Report part 2

May 21, 2013

CES 2005 Clement Perry

May 5, 2013

                                      CES 2005…Thoughts Lost Wages, Nevada. As previous shows held under Nevada’s warm desert sun offered a great [Read More]

2005 CES Faces!

May 5, 2013

                   After reviewing this photo, I’m not too sure anymore Franck Tchang enjoyed his meal as much as he said. On the other hand, Avatar Acoustic’s Darren [Read More]

CES 2004 Clement Perry

May 4, 2013

  CES 2004  Clement Perry Who was it that said this industry needs a new loudspeaker like a Moose needs a hat rack? Well seems as if none of these speaker builders are paying attention. [Read More]

CES 2004 Report Clement Perry

May 4, 2013

CES 2004 Another Great Show!  Part One  Lost Wages, Nevada.  Clement Perry I arrived in one piece. Considering what life is like these days post 9/11 air travel, the flight was relatively easy. Getting a [Read More]

Merryl Jaye art

May 3, 2013

Surprisingly, this was the first time I attended a CES where I wasn’t immediately overwhelmed by the throngs of technophiles who annually converge in sunny Las Vegas each winter for the world’s largest and most [Read More]

T.H.E. Show Marketplace

May 3, 2013

  Adjacent to all the free food and live music was the T.H.E. Marketplace where all sorts of audio goodies can be purchased.   Robert Stein of the Cable Company (photo above) has many tweaks [Read More]