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The 1965 New York Audio Show

Lew Brown, John Koval Nov 09, 2016

Note: As our coverage of the 2016 New York Audio Show has just been posted, I thought it would be interesting to post our report from the 1965 show, in particular to see which brands are still around 50 years later.John Atkinson

The 1965 New York hi-fi show was, to these observers, most notable for the marked increase in the number of exhibits which featured goodie, classicalmusic for demonstration purposes. In the past, only about a half dozen of the exhibitors played any thing of musical worth, the rest of them evidently figuring they could make more noise with wild brass-and-percussion "demo" records.

NY Audio Show 2016

NYAS 2016: Sunday Near the Park With Ken

Ken Micallef Nov 09, 2016

I hit the ground running on Sunday, the final day of the show

News

Dealer Events Tomorrow and Thursday

Stereophile Staff Nov 08, 2016

Wednesday November 9, 58pm, Dallas dealer Audio Concepts welcomes Dan D'Agostino, Wilson Audio's Peter McGrath, and John Quick from dCS to an open house, while in Maryland, Wednesday November 9 and Thursday November 10, 69pm, Gramophone celebrates its 40th Anniversary with a special two-day event at its Timonium and Columbia locations. Thursday November 10, 58pm, Southern California dealer Wilshire Media Systems hosts its Annual Fall Expo, Northern California dealer AudioVision San Francisco presents the "US Premier from Dynaudio New Contour Loudspeakers," 7:3010 pm, and Ontario's Audio Excellence is hosting a Nordost Event as part of their "Meet the Manufacturers" series, from 48pm.

Fred Kaplan

Election Night, Jazz, and Fred Kaplan

Fred Kaplan Nov 08, 2016

Tonight (Tuesday, November 8), at the Jazz Standard in New York City (116 East 27th Street), the 7:30 set, along with Brooke Gladstone (co-host & managing editor of public radio's On the Media and, as it happens, my wife), I'll be announcing election updates and analyzing results between tunes (by Ted Nash's Presidential Suite big band).

NY Audio Show 2016

NYAS 2016: Ken's Saturday on Central Park South

Ken Micallef Nov 08, 2016

Seeing as it's smack dab in the middle of the New York Marathon route, finding a way into The Park Lane Hotel presented its share of challenges, even on Saturday: though the race wouldn't begin until Sunday, gangs of scantily clad runners of all shapes and sizes dominated the sidewalks of Central Park South, forcing pedestrians to hit the concrete and scream, Ratso Rizzo style, "Hey! I'm walkin' here!"

Jana Dagdagan NY Audio Show 2016

Perspective

Jana Dagdagan Nov 07, 2016

Photo of Art Dudley, Robin Wyatt, and Michael Lavorgna: John Atkinson. All other photos: Jana Dagdagan.

NYAS 2015. Rye Brook, NY.Then, a lone capsule filled with liquid anxiety, outfitted in wobbly heels and a blanket of sweat aimlessly wandered through the halls of hotel hi-fi. She had recently interviewed for her dream job at her dream publication, Stereophile, but had not heard back yet. She desperately hoped to meet Sirs Art Dudley and Michael Lavorgna for the first time, and luckily succeeded in doing so at the 'Zen and the Art of Audio Reviewing' seminar.

NY Audio Show 2016

NYAS 2016: Friday Afternoon with Ken

Ken Micallef Nov 06, 2016

Whether large in scope and scale or just a few small rooms at the end of a hotel hallway, I get a kick out of hi-fi shows

NY Audio Show 2016

NYAS 2016: Day One with Jim Austin

Jim Austin Nov 06, 2016

The room was small, approximately square, with low ceilings, andlike all the rooms I visited at the showvery yellow

NY Audio Show 2016

Art's Day at the New York Audio Show

Art Dudley Nov 05, 2016

My Friday-morning train from upstate New York arrived in Manhattan ahead of schedulehow often does that happen?giving me the luxury of walking, rather than taking a subway or a cab, to the Park Lane Hotel, located on West 59th Street: this year's venue for the New York Audio Show. By the time I reached the Park Lane Hotel's posh-minus entrance, I felt as though I'd entered a whole different worldbut this time I wasn't sneering. Indeed, I was wondering: what would it take for all these people of means to take interest in our little world of handmade electronics and rare phono cartridges and loudspeakers that were surely meant to be enjoyed in the largest and grandest of rooms? For people who are used to the best of everything, is high-end audio really that big a leap?

Robert Baird

Let There Be Rock (and Roll)?

Robert Baird Nov 04, 2016

That scraping noise you hear is coming from the bottom of the barrel.