I just got the Japanese made Spec RSA-M3 integrated amp in for review! This is Class D done absolutely right! 60 watts into 8 ohms.
Please book an appointment and experience it for yourself!

Positive Feedback Review

July 21st & 22nd

August the week of 2nd – 8th & Saturday the 12th Family Reunion

September 14th – 18th Miami for my 50th!!!!

I just got in the new GrooveWasher record cleaning kits! They look like the old Disc Washers from the 70’s, but these have been updated and work like a charm! Records are noticeably quieter. I’ve been putting it to the test and I can honestly say they work really well. Please, for the love of God, don’t use Elmer’s Glue or wash them in the sink like dishes. Get one of these along with a good carbon fiber brush and your filthy record troubles will be over. They’re $29.95 and the 6 oz. G2 Fluid refill kit is $19.95. Snap Crackle Pops be gone!

Be the first in the USA to hear some new offerings from Rega! Paul Darwin will be back in town with the goods! RSVP!

I’m expanding my offerings from Sugden. They match very well with DeVore and Harbeth speakers. Come hear for yourself!

Sugden A21SE Review

I’m very happy to say I am now a Brinkmann dealer!!! I don’t add lines often, but when I do…
Brinkmann are made in Germany. The Bardo is totally different from most tables available today…

Magnetic drive
The Bardo has a magnetic direct drive motor that was developed by Helmut Brinkmann. There is only one bearing for the motor and the platter, a circular magnet is mounted into the bearing of the platter and is concentrically driven into rotation via coils on the circuit board under the magnet. An electronic circuit drives the coils via two magnetic sensitive resistors that react to the magnetic fields into a highly constant and slow circular movement.

I just got back from AXPONA in Chicago where I was helping out my friend Paul Manos of High Fidelity Services. He brings in Neat Acoustics from England. The Iota Alphas were a BIG hit! The show was a blast and I got to reconnect with a lot of people I haven’t seen in a long time.

The very first time I set foot in Chicago was at The Green Mill! An amazing cocktail bar that Al Capone used to frequent. I went with my friends “Super T”, “Ho” and “Chuckles” to see the B3 maestro Chris Forman! The organ was on a small stage behind the bar!

After that it was back to the show! Here’s the Neat room!

One of the highlights of the show was watching AJ Van den Hul build a cartridge from start to finish! It really takes a steady hand and years of perfection to get it right. AJ is 80!