[RHA Iain]

Hello everyone...
 
Milton Keynes you say?

 

[glassmonkey]

  Hello everyone...
 
Milton Keynes you say?

 

[Middy]

I am not bothered about audio... I just have a massive fetishism for round abouts that look the same as each other.....
I can't wait...

 

[Takeanidea]

Hoping for there to be enough roundabouts to keep even the diehards happy

 

[glassmonkey]

Hoping for there to be enough roundabouts to keep even the diehards happy

Probably enough roundabouts to recall childhood games of Snakes and Ladders, the game for children that teaches them that life is unfair, random, and makes you lose everything and start over repeatedly. The joys of childhood.
 

 

[bigtim]

More of a long time lurker than an avid poster but I'm in the area and this sounds like fun.

Can bring a Cowon P1 and my old Denon D7000s if that's the right sort of thing (never been to a 'meet' before).

Ooh, and this post brings my average up to 5 posts a year :thumbsup_tone1::thumbsup_tone1:

 

[Takeanidea]

bigtim you don't need to bring anything other than your good self. You can have the freedom of walking around various other members tables and chatting and listening. Many people prefer this to being stuck behind a table all meet, whereas some have such a huge load of amazing kit that they know they would be crucified for not bringing it

 

[smial1966]

Just need a source component (as a raffle prize) and we'll have a nice little rig for attendees to audition at the meet. A try before you might win kind of vibe.

 

[krismusic]

This is sounding good. More of an enthusiast meet than an industry promotional event.

 

[smial1966]

Obviously there's an element of 'industry' involvement with highendheadphones sponsoring the meet and thus making it a free event. Personally I think that this is a good thing as Paul (highendheadphones) has access to an extraordinarily diverse range of equipment and will bring loads of goodies for attendees to try/buy at the meet. There may be a few interesting components that we've borrowed from manufacturers to demo, but overwhelmingly the vast majority of gear on display will be Head-Fi members own personal equipment.

This is sounding good. More of an enthusiast meet than an industry promotional event.

 

[Takeanidea]

It will serve both of our needs as it always does so everyone comes out happy that the spirit of the event will have that lovely unprofessional feel to it. 

 

[Takeanidea]

  Hello everyone...
 
Milton Keynes you say?

Well it's our old Cambridge friend Iain from RHA! Will be great to have you there Iain 

 

[krismusic]

Obviously there's an element of 'industry' involvement with highendheadphones sponsoring the meet and thus making it a free event. Personally I think that this is a good thing as Paul (highendheadphones) has access to an extraordinarily diverse range of equipment and will bring loads of goodies for attendees to try/buy at the meet. There may be a few interesting components that we've borrowed from manufacturers to demo, but overwhelmingly the vast majority of gear on display will be Head-Fi members own personal equipment.

It will serve both of our needs as it always does so everyone comes out happy that the spirit of the event will have that lovely unprofessional feel to it. 

Sounds excellent.

 

[apmusson]

I'm coming. Hopefully Ste too.

 

[subwoofer]

Very much hoping to make it to this meet. Do we have start and finish times yet? (Including any raffle draws etc)
 
How "other half who may not be that interested" friendly is this type of meet? Are we talking head-fi geeks

only need apply or can 'normal people' be accommodated?