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Positive Feedback ISSUE
11january/february 2004
2004 CES "blur" of a show... Part 3 of many to come!
by Dave and Carol Clark
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The Lamm room with Wilson Watts sounded, like well, Lamm and Wilson. Not really our cup of tea, but many others seem to go for what they offer.
A lot of parts too!
Morkai Diamond F1 speakers were like a Japanese origami work of art—except they are from Taiwan! One of the most beautiful speakers visually, they also sounded very good. Morkai also makes the electronics.
A true architectural statement. Was too scared to ask the price, but I suppose if your asking, you can't afford it. (Just in from the manufacturer...$13,800 which while pricey, for what we saw and heard is a steal!)
David Liu of Morkai.
Eggleston was back strong with a wonderfully sounding room.
The newly revised Fontaine II speakers really impressed with their ease and dynamics.
The BC22 MKII amplifiers driving Martin Logan speakers to good effect.
Revised versions of the BC3000. All new parts and layout meaning that older BC3000 owners (Carol, is that you?) can have theirs upgraded for $3000!
Gilbert turning the other cheek.
The new BC27 and BC27pi phono stages. No doubt a steal for the money.
The new Dress Lamp by Tramp Lamps. Gilbert needs to get out more! But it does go well with the pumps and shoes!
Vandersteen showed their new Quattro loudspeakers. Killer sound with Audio Research electronics.