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| 2004 CES January 8-11, Las Vegas Company Showcase: 47 Laboratory/Sakura Systems (Equipment Manufacturer) |
| St. Tropez Hotel |
An internationally renowned audiophile record label, First Impression Music was recently recognized by
the AES (Audio Engineering Society) in its use of the label's disc for demonstration purpose.
the AES (Audio Engineering Society) in its use of the label's disc for demonstration purpose.
4704 PiTracer CD transport $25,000 with optional, 2nd 4700
power supply for separate motor drive and laser pick up
operations
Total MSRP = $26,800
power supply for separate motor drive and laser pick up
operations
Total MSRP = $26,800
| Main System |
4705-G Gemini Progression DAC $3,500 with two 4799 power
supply ($1,800 each)for dual mono operations
Total MSRP = $7,100
supply ($1,800 each)for dual mono operations
Total MSRP = $7,100
4706 Gaincard Amplifier with two "S" version of 50 Wpc 4700
power supply ($2,500 each)
Total MSRP = $6,500
power supply ($2,500 each)
Total MSRP = $6,500
4707 Input Chooser $750
(picture shows Input Chooser on top of Gaincard)
(picture shows Input Chooser on top of Gaincard)
4712 Phonocube plus 4700 Power Supply
Total MSRP = $3,900
Total MSRP = $3,900
Cain & Cain BEN ES with Fostex ES and Fostex T90 Alnico tweeter
MSRP = $12,000
MSRP = $12,000
Miyabi 47 MC cartridge
MSRP = $3,950
MSRP = $3,950
Winston Ma, President of First Impression Music,
stops by and listens to the 47 Lab system of
PiTracer, Gemini Progression and Gaincard S driving
the Cain & Cain BEN ES speakers, finding out for
himself why Constantine Soo chooses Junji Kimura's
47 Lab PiTracer as his reference transport.
stops by and listens to the 47 Lab system of
PiTracer, Gemini Progression and Gaincard S driving
the Cain & Cain BEN ES speakers, finding out for
himself why Constantine Soo chooses Junji Kimura's
47 Lab PiTracer as his reference transport.
| A meeting history in the making: (from left to right) Yoshi Segoshi (Importer), Winston Ma (FIM), Junji Kimura (47 Lab) |
