Linear Tube Audio, Clayton Shaw Acoustic Lab, Atma-Sphere, Anticables

Linear Tube Audio, Clayton Shaw Acoustic Lab, Atma-Sphere, Anticables

The Caladan loudspeakers from Clayton Shaw Acoustics ($3000/pair) were a sleeper hit at the Capital AudioFest, so I made a beeline to the fifth floor, slow-motion elevators not withstanding.

More from the AXISS Audio Team: Gauder Akustik, Soulution, Transrotor, Nihon Onkyo Engineering, and Beaudioful

More from the AXISS Audio Team: Gauder Akustik, Soulution, Transrotor, Nihon Onkyo Engineering, and Beaudioful

When “What a beautiful midrange!” is the first phrase that floats through your brain as you settle down to listen to a hitherto unknown system, you can be pretty certain you’re in for a rewarding time.

Kyomi Audio, MBL, and Wireworld Meet Expectations of Excellence

Kyomi Audio, MBL, and Wireworld Meet Expectations of Excellence

It’s become a virtual axiom of show reports: With Jeremy Bryan doing set-up, MBL invariably sounds excellent. In the sweet spot—MBL speakers definitely have one, and it’s not very wide—sound was ideally focused, warm, and pleasing.

Margules, Scansonic, Raidho, Viablue & RSX, and Tönnen Acoustic Do It Right

Margules, Scansonic, Raidho, Viablue & RSX, and Tönnen Acoustic Do It Right

Bruce Ball’s AV Luxury Group, with a little help from his other distribution company, Ball Audio Distribution and System Solution (which forms what may be the world's best acronym), and Dantax Radio set up two systems headlined by Margules electronics.
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