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On Wednesday, July 22 (Raleigh) and Thursday, July 23 (Pineville), 5–9pm, Audio Advice (8621 Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh; 11409 Carolina Place Parkway, Pineville) will host its annual Digital Living event, while on Friday, July 24, 6–8pm, Vintage King Audio (2826 Dogwood Place, Nashville) will host an evening seminar with AudioQuest's Steve Silberman, focusing on the tools and resources needed to turn a computer into a true high-resolution music source.

Audio Advice, July 22 & 23
Manufacturer representatives from Bowers & Wilkins, Classé, Control4, Devialet, Rotel, Sonance, Sonos, Sony, Tidal, and AudioQuest will be on hand to answer questions, share new products, and play great music.

Featured gear will include the Classé Sigma Series electronics, Devialet Phantom loudspeaker, Sony 4K Ultra short-throw projector, and AudioQuest NightHawk headphones. In addition, AudioQuest's Steve Silberman and Jett Logan will share the company's new JitterBug USB filter and Beetle Toslink–Bluetooth–USB DAC, as well as offer their "Wired vs Wireless" demonstration, which explores the sonic differences between wired and wireless streaming.

Food, wine, and other refreshments from Bella Monica in Raleigh and Chef Charles in Charlotte will be available between sessions. For more info, visit www.audioadvice.com or call (919) 881-2005 (Raleigh) or (704) 821-4510 (Pineville). RSVP: event@audioadvice.com.

Vintage King Audio, July 24
AudioQuest's Steve Silberman will focus on the tools and resources needed to turn a computer into a true high-resolution music source. Steve and Vintage King's staff will share and discuss affordable pieces of hardware and software that add a higher degree of resolution, dynamics, and accuracy to the sound of a computer-based system. Featured gear will include AudioQuest's DragonFly USB DAC, JitterBug USB filter, and digital cables. For more info and to RSVP, visit www.vintageking.com/blog/2015/07/audioquest-nashville or call (888) 653-1184.