[jerick70]

Subbed....
 
I would really like to do a meet too.  I'm up in Cache County.
 
To get the discussion about venue locations kick started, here is a list of private venue locations in the SLC area http://www.slccfa.org/venue-listing/.  Are we wanting to pay for a location or find a non-fee location?

 

[rwpritchett]

If there's just a few people, someone might have to just step up and host at their home. Free indoor public meeting venues tend to collect homeless folks. 4-6 people BYOB + pizza.

 

[jerick70]

I'm definitely up for that. It's too bad I don't work for the UofU any longer. I could have scheduled a room for us to use.

 

[afrochops]

Some of the other groups that I frequent have meetings at SLCC's Larry Miller Entrepreneurship building. It might be an option.

 

[stevenswall]

Moved to Orem a couple of months ago from WI. I'd love a meet in SLC or more south in Provo. Last meet up for me was CanJam 2010.

 

[lbrown062]

I'm new to this, but would love to come to a meet. I just met the owner of Aris Audio, a high end audio shop in SLC and think he may be open to host. There are probably local libraries that have rooms as well to meet.

 

[Kyyul]

Let's revive this! Shoot for a summer date and get this thing planned. 

 

[rmsanger]

I'm new to this, but would love to come to a meet. I just met the owner of Aris Audio, a high end audio shop in SLC and think he may be open to host. There are probably local libraries that have rooms as well to meet.

As mentioned previously as long as we stay away from the homeless I'm good. The homeless are drawn to the downtown library as a sanctuary.

 

[lbrown062]

The Salt Lake County Library system allows card holders to reserve rooms for free as long as you follow their guidelines, one being that it is open to the public. see here: http://www.slcolibrary.org/gl/glsv/roomReservations.htm . Otherwise, they have rental space, but it would be expensive. I'll look into some other options, too.

 

[rwpritchett]

Maybe we should compile a list of possible SLC attendees and what gear they have to generate some interest. It would truly suck if this happens and three dudes show up all with ATH-M50's and FiiO E6 amps. Personally, I'd like to try out some Stax, MrSpeakers, Grados, HD600/650, high-end Fostex. I'd also like to hear a Bottlehead Crack, Woo WA7, or one of the Garage1217 amps.

 

[lbrown062]

I totally agree. I'll admit that I don't have much to share in terms of equipment except appreciation (I've got Philips Fidelios L1s, V-Moda Crossfade M100, and FiiO E11, so you pretty much described me

). However, I'd love to try all of those you mention and more. Not sure how to get a list, so if you're in Utah and want in, add to this thread.

 

[rwpritchett]

I don't really have any equipment to brag about either.

I've set up a public shared google sheet if anybody interested wants to insert what they've got to contribute at a meet:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XW7iXNdDMd3xwjK42tefcUubKXFJNA379Ds395nWzOs/edit?usp=sharing

For those without spreadsheet chops, Alt+Enter is how you enter multiple items in a single cell.

 

[Kyyul]

Just updated the Google Doc with my contribution. Sorry I don't have more to share! So far only 4 people on the list.

Edit:
I don't know how everybody else feels about it, but I'm sure I can get access to an LDS Church to host a meet up. It'd be a free, clean, and public place.

 

[anhluong]

I added what I can bring.

 

[jerick70]

It's nice to see this thread moving forward!

 
I've added my gear to the google sheet.