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High End 2016 page 7

May 25, 2016

The ground floor of the MOC, home of the High End show is where the open, convention center-like atmosphere is located – and usually where I start out. It is expansive as it is crowded [Read More]

Advertisments were literally anywhere and everywhere AGAIN at this year’s High End show… On Friday, the crowd swelled to near full capacity. Everyone was so well-behaved that it made the show that much more enjoyable [Read More]

High End 2016 page 6

May 19, 2016

Tube components, in every form imaginable, strapped to some of the most outlandishly designed loudspeakers, is what makes this show so appealing and worth attending. Here’s just a smidgen of what was actually there….

High End 2016 Key Kim

May 19, 2016

I’m so glad that I decided to take a trip to this year’s Munich High End show. This was an especially therapeutic trip for me. Lately, I’ve been very busy with my new restaurant, which I [Read More]

High End 2016 page 4

May 13, 2016

Sporting colors more vibrant than the NBC peacock, this year’s High End had me snapping more photos than ever before. Again, here’s just some of what I thought were worth sharing….

High End 2016 part 2

May 12, 2016

Growing Trends While turntables and LPs ruled the day at this year’s High End show once again (CD players have almost disappeared entirely), I was surprised by the increased popularity in USB supported DACs as [Read More]

High End 2016 part 3

May 12, 2016

Patricia Barber: café blu

May 2, 2016

Patricia Barber: café blue. Michael Arnopol, bass; Mark Walker, percussion; John McLean, guitar. Premonition Records 90760-5, dual layer hybrid SACD café blue, widely regarded as one of the best female vocal albums of all [Read More]

Munich 2005 Robert Jorgensen

January 30, 2016

Since life puts great demands on my time I will start my impressions of HighEnd 2005 with what I perceived as personal [Read More]

2015

January 21, 2016

High End Research had the all-new Audio Research Ref 6 on display. An EMM Labs XDS-1 was spinning optical discs, with a Goldmund Mimesis 32.5 Processor and Logos Anatta active speakers. Goldmund Logos Anatta [Read More]