The occasion was the 1999 Consumer Electronics Show, and I had sought out the Sony suite at Bally's&mdash;the word in the Las Vegas bars where audio journalists hung out was that Sony was demonstrating the production version of their <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com//digitalsourcereviews/180/">SCD-1 Super Audio CD player</A>. I was glad I'd made the trek along the Strip: As I reported in the May 1999 <I>Stereophile</I>, the sound of a DMP recording&mdash;of unaccompanied choral music recorded and mixed in DSD by Tom Jung&mdash;was breathtaking, I felt, with an exquisite sense of space. It was definitely the best sound at the CES.

The occasion was the 1999 Consumer Electronics Show, and I had sought out the Sony suite at Bally's&mdash;the word in the Las Vegas bars where audio journalists hung out was that Sony was demonstrating the production version of their <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com//digitalsourcereviews/180/">SCD-1 Super Audio CD player</A>. I was glad I'd made the trek along the Strip: As I reported in the May 1999 <I>Stereophile</I>, the sound of a DMP recording&mdash;of unaccompanied choral music recorded and mixed in DSD by Tom Jung&mdash;was breathtaking, I felt, with an exquisite sense of space. It was definitely the best sound at the CES.

The occasion was the 1999 Consumer Electronics Show, and I had sought out the Sony suite at Bally's&mdash;the word in the Las Vegas bars where audio journalists hung out was that Sony was demonstrating the production version of their <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com//digitalsourcereviews/180/">SCD-1 Super Audio CD player</A>. I was glad I'd made the trek along the Strip: As I reported in the May 1999 <I>Stereophile</I>, the sound of a DMP recording&mdash;of unaccompanied choral music recorded and mixed in DSD by Tom Jung&mdash;was breathtaking, I felt, with an exquisite sense of space. It was definitely the best sound at the CES.

Toljus.

Toljus.

Toljus.

Toljus.

Toljus.

Thanks to all the "Fine Tuners" out there who filled the room early on Sunday morning at the Home Entertainment 2001 Show in May for my "Fine Tunes Clinic." And thanks to Victor Tiscareno of Audio Prism/Red Rose Music for the "technical stiffening." I applaud all your intelligent curiosity, questions, and tales of woe and success. Let's do it again.