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CAS7 Richard Austen Reports, Part 5
Martin Logan’s big Neolith speakers look beautiful and could play loud. Genesis speakers were in a room I felt too large to demonstrate them properly, and Sound Lab in a room perhaps too small. Von Schweikert was the main event and with so many people in the room conversing I found it best to not comment on the sound.
Here are some photos of some of these rooms.
Martin Logan/MIT Cables/ASC Tube-Traps/Pass Labs/Aurender
MIT Cables ACC206 speaker interface
Pass Laboratories X600.8 monoblock amplifier
Pass Laboratories XP-30 3-piece preamplification system (Pictured: control chassis)
Schiit Audio
Audeze
Von Shweikert Audio/Valve Amplification Company/ASC Tube-Traps/Aurender
Genesis Advanced Technologies/Syncopation/Profundo
Genesis Maestro loudspeakers
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