By Stephen Mejias • Posted: Oct 17, 2012 The people from TweekGeek (“Funny Name, Serious Audio”) have a great thing going. They’re starting the Knights of the Listening Room, “a group of friends where audiophiles can share their audio systems…” Knights […]
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By John Marks • Posted: Oct 10, 2012 I’ve had Vivid Audio’s Oval K1 loudspeaker here for several months. Over many years, the only other speaker brands I’ve written about as much as I have Vivid have been Wilson Benesch and Shahinian Acoustics, whose s […]
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By Brian Boehler: “We then hooked-up the Luxman SQ-38u to the Vivid GIYA G3’s and took a listen. Wow, many of my perceptions flew out the window. While it was still a tube unit, many of the areas of concern were either eliminated or they were reduced […]
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CALIFORNIA AUDIO SHOW 2012 The San Francisco Audio Show hosted by Dagogo was unfortunately the worst Audio Show that we have ever participated in. We had so much bleed through from the adjacent air wall, Legacy & ourselves had to alternate music e […]
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By Art Dudley • Posted: Apr 16, 2012 Doors to Perfection Some of the nicest analog playback I heard at the show came courtesy of GTT Audio, in whose suite the reliably well-dressed Philip O’Hanlon spun vinyl on a Brinkmann Balance turntable ($24,000, c […]
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By John Marks John Marks had high praise in the April Stereophile for the Luxman C-600f (preamp), D-05 (SACD player) and the MQ-88 (tube-amp) – they were all entered into Stereophile’s Class A Recommended Components Buyer’s Guide. D-05 “Luxman’s D-05 s […]
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One Wrong, Two Rights, and the Best Sound at CES 2012 By Doug Schneider Doug Schneider, editor of SoundStage wrote: “I preferred the Vivid room, for two reasons. First, the Giya G3 sounded unbelievably lively yet natural, projecting sound from its uniq […]
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