AudioQuest Cheetah interconnects & Mont Blanc speaker cables Page 2

AudioQuest Cheetah interconnects & Mont Blanc speaker cables Page 2

A man dies and goes to hell, and Satan meets him at the gate: "Just this once, I'm going to let a newcomer choose his own torment," he says as he leads the deceased from room to room, opening doors on all manner of abuse&mdash;burning, flaying, Lou Reed's <I>The Raven</I>, you name it.

AudioQuest
8710 Research Drive
Irvine, CA 92618
(949) 585-0111
www.AudioQuest.com

AudioQuest Cheetah interconnects & Mont Blanc speaker cables

AudioQuest Cheetah interconnects & Mont Blanc speaker cables

A man dies and goes to hell, and Satan meets him at the gate: "Just this once, I'm going to let a newcomer choose his own torment," he says as he leads the deceased from room to room, opening doors on all manner of abuse&mdash;burning, flaying, Lou Reed's <I>The Raven</I>, you name it.

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor Measurements

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor Measurements

Sony Classical's head of engineering, David Smith, is a man whose opinions on sound quality I have come to respect. So when David e-mailed me a year or so back, enthusing over a new DAC he'd heard, I paid attention. When Lavry Engineering contacted me about reviewing their DA2002, I didn't need much persuading.

Lavry Engineering
945 Hildebrand Lane NE
Suite 110
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
(206) 842-3552
lavryengineering.com

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor Associated Equipment

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor Associated Equipment

Sony Classical's head of engineering, David Smith, is a man whose opinions on sound quality I have come to respect. So when David e-mailed me a year or so back, enthusing over a new DAC he'd heard, I paid attention. When Lavry Engineering contacted me about reviewing their DA2002, I didn't need much persuading.

Lavry Engineering
945 Hildebrand Lane NE
Suite 110
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
(206) 842-3552
lavryengineering.com

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor Specifications

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor Specifications

Sony Classical's head of engineering, David Smith, is a man whose opinions on sound quality I have come to respect. So when David e-mailed me a year or so back, enthusing over a new DAC he'd heard, I paid attention. When Lavry Engineering contacted me about reviewing their DA2002, I didn't need much persuading.

Lavry Engineering
945 Hildebrand Lane NE
Suite 110
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
(206) 842-3552
lavryengineering.com

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor Page 2

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor Page 2

Sony Classical's head of engineering, David Smith, is a man whose opinions on sound quality I have come to respect. So when David e-mailed me a year or so back, enthusing over a new DAC he'd heard, I paid attention. When Lavry Engineering contacted me about reviewing their DA2002, I didn't need much persuading.

Lavry Engineering
945 Hildebrand Lane NE
Suite 110
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
(206) 842-3552
lavryengineering.com

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor

Lavry Engineering DA2002 D/A processor

Sony Classical's head of engineering, David Smith, is a man whose opinions on sound quality I have come to respect. So when David e-mailed me a year or so back, enthusing over a new DAC he'd heard, I paid attention. When Lavry Engineering contacted me about reviewing their DA2002, I didn't need much persuading.

MartinLogan Depth powered subwoofer Associated Equipment

MartinLogan Depth powered subwoofer Associated Equipment

"You certainly love weird music!" my wife yelled from the kitchen. This just reconfirmed my suspicion that reviewing subwoofers is a lonely job that brings no respect. What's so weird about the droning of Tibetan temple horns accompanied by the chants of Tibetan Gyuto monks, all framed by a powerful synthesizer in Philip Glass's soundtrack to <I>Kundun</I> (CD, Nonesuch 79460-2)? What's so strange about the karate-like cries of the drummers in the Kromata Percussion ensemble as they smash away at their timpani and gongs in Yoshihisa Taira's <I>Hierophonie V</I> (CD, BIS CD-232)? What's so odd about the shuddering majesty of 25Hz notes played by Harry Partch's one-of-a-kind Eroica Marimba, heard on his <I>Delusion of the Fury</I> (LP, Columbia M2 30576)? Why would any spouse object to the primitive, driving synthesizer growls and screams from Morton Subotnick's <I>The Wild Bull</I> (LP, Nonesuch H-71208)?

MartinLogan
2101 Delaware Street
Lawrence, KS 66046
(785) 749-0133
www.martinlogan.com

MartinLogan Depth powered subwoofer Specifications

MartinLogan Depth powered subwoofer Specifications

"You certainly love weird music!" my wife yelled from the kitchen. This just reconfirmed my suspicion that reviewing subwoofers is a lonely job that brings no respect. What's so weird about the droning of Tibetan temple horns accompanied by the chants of Tibetan Gyuto monks, all framed by a powerful synthesizer in Philip Glass's soundtrack to <I>Kundun</I> (CD, Nonesuch 79460-2)? What's so strange about the karate-like cries of the drummers in the Kromata Percussion ensemble as they smash away at their timpani and gongs in Yoshihisa Taira's <I>Hierophonie V</I> (CD, BIS CD-232)? What's so odd about the shuddering majesty of 25Hz notes played by Harry Partch's one-of-a-kind Eroica Marimba, heard on his <I>Delusion of the Fury</I> (LP, Columbia M2 30576)? Why would any spouse object to the primitive, driving synthesizer growls and screams from Morton Subotnick's <I>The Wild Bull</I> (LP, Nonesuch H-71208)?

MartinLogan
2101 Delaware Street
Lawrence, KS 66046
(785) 749-0133
www.martinlogan.com

MartinLogan Depth powered subwoofer Page 2

MartinLogan Depth powered subwoofer Page 2

"You certainly love weird music!" my wife yelled from the kitchen. This just reconfirmed my suspicion that reviewing subwoofers is a lonely job that brings no respect. What's so weird about the droning of Tibetan temple horns accompanied by the chants of Tibetan Gyuto monks, all framed by a powerful synthesizer in Philip Glass's soundtrack to <I>Kundun</I> (CD, Nonesuch 79460-2)? What's so strange about the karate-like cries of the drummers in the Kromata Percussion ensemble as they smash away at their timpani and gongs in Yoshihisa Taira's <I>Hierophonie V</I> (CD, BIS CD-232)? What's so odd about the shuddering majesty of 25Hz notes played by Harry Partch's one-of-a-kind Eroica Marimba, heard on his <I>Delusion of the Fury</I> (LP, Columbia M2 30576)? Why would any spouse object to the primitive, driving synthesizer growls and screams from Morton Subotnick's <I>The Wild Bull</I> (LP, Nonesuch H-71208)?

MartinLogan
2101 Delaware Street
Lawrence, KS 66046
(785) 749-0133
www.martinlogan.com
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