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Genesis Presents the Maestro
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  0 comments
An evolution of the original Genesis 5, which was designed by Arnie Nudell and released in 1994, the Genesis Maestro ($30,000/pair), designed by Gary Koh (above), is a highly efficient loudspeaker that can be driven by just a few watts.
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Grand Prix Audio's Grand New Racks
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  11 comments
Grand Prix Audio has two new equipment racks. The first is the four-post Monaco Nouvelle (on the left in the photo above, approx. $27,000-$30,000 for a four-shelf rack, depending upon options)…
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Piega's New Loudspeaker
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  0 comments
Distributor Axiss Audio was showing the new Piega Coax 711 loudspeaker ($25,000/pair). Everything in the speaker—including its coaxial ribbon tweeter/midrange, bass drivers, and all-aluminum enclosure—is designed and manufactured by the Swiss company.
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Micro Golden Oval from Analysis Plus
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  0 comments
"Jake Shimabukuro uses my cabling, and hangs out in our booth at NAMM," said Mark Markel of Analysis Plus. Having just whistled two pieces with Jake, and had the opportunity to marvel at his musicianship and openness to collaboration, I consider that quite an endorsement.
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Wilson Benesch Evolves
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  0 comments
Winner of a coveted CTA Innovation Award, Wilson Benesch's A.C.T. One Evolution loudspeaker, here shown in the P1 version with eye-catching blue carbon-fiber composite cabinet ($38,800/pair, or $36,500/pair with standard cabinet), maintains the company's use of carbon-fiber technology.
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Transparent Branches Out
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  0 comments
Transparent Audio has added to its line the Opus power cord ($5750/2m) and Opus Power Isolator ($15,950 including an Opus power cord). Claimed to use all-new technology that improves vibration control and hence lowers the noise floor, these are the company's new top-of-the-line products in their respective categories.
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Stage III's New Entry-Level Cables
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  0 comments
There's no connection implied between their position on the floor in the photo above and their status as Stage III Concepts' new entry-level offerings…
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Esprit High-End Audio Cables
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  0 comments
Esprit, a French cable company celebrating its 20th anniversary, was represented by Richard Cesari. Now imported by Source Systems Ltd., the cables are all handmade. "It takes 16 hours to make one cable," said Cesari.
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AudioQuest's New Niagara 5000
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 10, 2017  |  0 comments
Virtually identical in appearance to the Niagara 7000—the only outward differences are two little lights and one button—AudioQuest's new 38-lb Niagara 5000 ($4000) "Low-Z Power/Noise-Dissipation System"(shown sitting atop the Niagara 7000) is one-half the price and 50 lbs lighter than its big brother.
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Nordost's New Top USB Cable
CES 2017
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 09, 2017  |  0 comments
Dennis Bonotto, new International Sales Manager for Nordost, joined the company's Michael Taylor to introduce Nordost's new top USB cable, the Valhalla 2 USB ($3500/1m)…
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