-You can take your stuff and leave at any time. You just have to go out the back.  -Their policy is not to allow photography, but since it is part of the meet tradition, I think it should be ok. Try not to take photos in the rest of the museum though.

the space we are in is not very good acoustically:     that's the one! 

There will likely just be staff at the backdoor to help everyone get signed in. Loading happens in an air-lock. A garage door opens, you load your stuff into a small room, then once the outer door is closed, an inner door is opened and you can bring your stuff into the museum. The interior of...

If you will be bringing gear, you will need to check in with security in the rear. if you're just hagin, come in through the front.   Yes, later arrivals will still need to go in through the back if you are bringing gear. Security will be ready to receive us all day sunday.

 I would be very interested in trying these!

Hi everyone I'm going to post some logistical info on behalf of Big Poppa. My connection to the event is that I am an exhibiting artist at the Frye Museum, and when I was asked what kind of public programing I would like to do, I thought of you guys.  The meet will be held inside my show at the...

i guess im bumping this thread...   im listening to a Hilo right now, on loan from a local (seattle) pro audio dealer. it really is pretty damn awesome.   the detail and separation are incredible. everything is floating on an infinitely black void - there is just SO MUCH room for any...

Quote: wow, the goldpoint is such a simple design! any idea if these ever come up on the secondary market?? could be a fun and simple DIY project...

So I have a question for everyone running active monitors: How are you controlling volume? Personally, I've been running BM5A mkII's off an Apogee Duet for a while now, but the duet is starting to crap out, and I need to replace it.  I've had some real trouble finding a suitable dac with...

i will be there.   i will probably bring my Emmaline XP-7 and HD650's - want to listen to some dacs.   i recently picked up a pair of Dynaudio BM5A mkII's. if anyone is interested after friday night setup, you could swing by my house to listen to them (im just 3 miles east of front...

Quote: for 800 dollars almost everything else on the used market completely destroys them.  you can easily get a pair of the bm5a's for that much.  i got mine for 700.  also, the old a5's are much much better, and during the transition from those to the newer models, they could be found all...

Quote: the dynaudios are utterly amazing.  they are a great budget friendly and easy way to get into a quality speaker setup.  i decided to go for it after using a pair of adam a5's (predecessor to the a5x's which i think are a total ****-up) at work. they have this airy quality that ive...

apogee duet 1 > Dynaudio BM5A mkii not pictured: HD 650

i was doing a project with Hedreen Gallery from Seattle.  it's Seattle University's art gallery.     a short essay my collaborator and I wrote can be downloaded here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17897455/Vancouver%20Art%20Fair%20-%20Quality%20You%27ve%20Never%20Seen.rtf   dont know if anyone...

hi guys, just wanted to let you know abou this: http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/556808/hi-vancouver-bc#post_7515629

Im doing a project at the Waldorf Hotel this weekend where you could come and listen to this setup: Apple Lossless(for the most part) > Apogee Duet > PoPulse t-70 > Silverline Audio Minuets   its part of and art fair called "The Fair".  Come to the Waldorf Hotel, Room 128 during these...

Quote:   moving to a new house soon, so hopefully i will be able to get proper room placement there (would end up blocking hallway if i move away from wall more).  as it is, the setup is kinda just for fun.   Quote: i actually used to have cinderblocks stacked beneath the...

i dont computer here, but i do listen. macbook pro > apogee duet > pop pulse t70 > silverline minuets   not pictured: hd650's, emmaline xp-7, and nad 521 bee CDP

wouldnt really call this cooking, but yeah my lunch today.

   

u should change the title of this thread to "Favorite PORTABLE Speakers".     personally i love that the mini T-Amp can be driven by batteries.  one of these, a pair of Insignia Bookshelfs, and a pack of Costco batteries and a weekend camping and listening to tunes is in the bag for around a...

you guys are freakin idiots.   $6 million home theatre:  http://freshome.com/2008/02/07/jeremy-kipnis%E2%80%99-6000000-home-theater/   this entire building was redone for this 2 channel listening room. its on its own power line, and has been changing a LOT over...

When I was starting high school i bought a pair of klipsch promedia 2.1 computer speakers at bestbuy.  I thought 120+ dollars on a pair of speakers was real serious business at the time, telling my parents "It'll last me a loooong time... dont you worry"  as I threw down months of saved...

excited about:   New fullframe DSLR's Carl Zeiss glass for Nikon and Canon New Phase1 digital camera backs New iPad New macbook pro's (even though i just got an iMac) drum solo's chimichurri slicing my own steaks TV shopping for my roommates Studio Monitor shopping for...

i just so happen to have listened to all the speakers in your lineup minus the cms50's.  to my own ears, the dynaudios seemed to be the least fatiguing with an open, almost buoyant and airy quality to their sound.  They were my overall favs.  the focals were very nice too, but seemed much more...