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Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2008
CNET's Audiophiliac, Steve Guttenberg, hit the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest in Denver. Here are some of the more interesting items he encountered at the October 2008 event.
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Jolida amp
Jolida JT-10: It's tiny, but beautiful, and sounded extra juicy.
Lotus
Lotus Acoustics: These pod-like speakers come with a box sub. I'd like to hear more from these guys.
Steve Guttenberg standing next to giant speaker
High-end audio is all about pushing the limits, without regard to sale-ability.
BD Design mystery speaker
I have no idea what this is, but it sounded pretty good.
Thorens TD 160 HD turntable
Thorens turntables have been around forever, and this brand new model is a radical update of my first high-end turntable, the TD160.
Virtue Audiophile One
The Audiophile One is a little thing, built to high-end standards, but it's comparatively inexpensive.
Waterfall speakers
Waterfall speakers: See-through speakers. I don't get it.
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