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TEAC and Esoteric had a large static display, with that retro turntable a particular darling of Laura my Chinese translator. |
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Thorens was there as well, and with a lot more than just one turntable and baseball cap. |
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Transrotor from Germany vied with Burmester for the crown of chrome. |
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Travagan's makes cute miniature components with PC connectivity. |
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Triangle Electroacoustique showcased French speaker know-how in the absence of competitor Cabasse. |
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Venture Audio of Belgium showed the Perfection MkIII with that air motion transformer from Mundorf we saw earlier. |
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Vivid Audio we covered earlier in the darTZeel mention but here's a close-up of their big Giya speakers. |
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VTL valve electronics with Bel Canto transistors, a combination you don't see every day. |
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WBT is possibly the most-copied audio connector company in the world. |
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Westlake Audio upheld the professional end of the market with PMC, Bryston, Tannoy and others. |
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Wilson Audio was choice of transducer in more than one exhibit. |
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Wilson Benesch 'the future is carbon' also brought that subwoofer to draw attention. |
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Xindak adds to the number of Chinese brands that vie for attention in the West. |
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Yamaha had a big exhibit off the lobby toward the river and even sported a Karaoke bar. |
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Which gets us to our final and fittingly Chinese entry of Yaqin. Particularly tasty in their offering are the MS-2A3 and MS-300B models. |
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