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IsoClean AC hardware close up.
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B.M.C. electronics from Germany to the left, ASI Int. electronics from France to the right.
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Acoustic System Int. new Super Tango speaker with paralleled midranges and bigger woofers, massively powerful class A sliding bias Grand Stereo amp, LiveLine cables, acoustic resonator and sugar cube wall treatments and designer Franck Tchang in attendance. |
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Zu Audio Essence speakers with Chinese Line Magnetic tube electronics from domestic distributor Hit Audio.
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Audio Magic Oracle power purifier.
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EL84 Line Magnetic miniature integrated amplifier.
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Various Chinese-made natural wood spikes, footers and cable lifters in Indonesian Ebony, rosewood, cherry, wenge, oak, beech and zebra woods.
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Palic Australia carbon-fiber/Platinum connectors. |
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Chinese power distributors & cables under the Sound from Heaven brand.
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Wimbo Industries and their brand of MS HD Power products.
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Dared valve gear.
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Miniature components from NuForce's Icon range. |
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The French Devialet D-Premier with PMC loudspeakers.
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German Ologe Acoustics speakers.
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Bulgarian Antelope Audio with their Zodiac Plus and Gold converters and Isochrone 10M atomic clock, Trinity and OCX master clocks. There was no shortage of CDs with audiophile aspirations claiming superiority over standard discs including proof from K2HD, XRCD, SHMCD, HQCD, ADHQ and LPCD.
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There certainly was no shortage of female Asian vocalists either.
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Even CD releases of Communist-era Chinese classic symphonies were advertised on grand banners. |
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Big MIT power distribution hardware.
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A massive Teutonic turntable and KEF's futuristic Blade loudspeaker. |
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