2013 Munich Show Highlights

Piano Tuner · May 2013

Obviously we are biased. But experts who have visited Munich show will not dispute with me the Gobel/Analog Domain/Stahltek room is simply "absolute end of the ultra end".

Piano Tuner · May 2013

The most expensive and crazily engineered subwoofer ever made - Epogue Ba Force

Piano Tuner · May 2013

Sea of Analog Domain amps!

Piano Tuner · May 2013

We bought it.

Piano Tuner · May 2013

Analog Domain - Artemis - ultimate amplifier

Piano Tuner · May 2013

Another state of the art room is Cessaro Lizst driven by Ultimate Tron 211 amp. Everyone who visited this room is impressed by the majestic performance of the Lizst. The standard is extremely high. We know it because this is our current reference speakers at AE.

Piano Tuner · May 2013

No wonder Ralph is so happy! Lizst is an instant success!

Piano Tuner · May 2013

The new baby Hartvig sitting on hartvig master reference board.

Piano Tuner · May 2013

This pure copper platter upgrade is a must for all Hartvig fans.

Piano Tuner · May 2013

Dream team!

Raymond · May 2013

I look forward very much to the Ba Force subwoofer. I can only imagine for the time being.

Piano Tuner · May 2013

The Vox Olympian belongs to the ultra high end genre too. I sat there for almost 1 hour.

Piano Tuner · May 2013

The super amp from Sweden - Lars 2 is something special and unique. It is just that they don't have the right partner to show off its true capabilities.

Piano Tuner · May 2013

Front view of Lars 2

Piano Tuner · May 2013

First time see the TNT833 in person. It is massive and generates a lot of heat.

Piano Tuner · May 2013

And the Gato room is extremely good too. Pricing is too good to be true relative to performance in an inflationary world.

2013 Munich Show Highlights

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