Stereophile Editor John Atkinson and I drove down from deepest Hollywood to arrive at T.H.E. Show Newport late on Thursday night, in time for the public opening the following morning…

While some components in the Triangle Art system were less expensive than the Usher Audio Mini Dancer Two-D speakers being used ($5500/pair), most—including the Triangle Art Apollo phono cartridge ($8000)—cost more.

Silverline Audio's tiny SR7 loudspeaker punches above its weight…

Press Day, Schmess Day. Some people were ready, some were not…

"I mixed it before we recorded it."

Day One was press day, with only we ink-stained wretches (or at least the carpal-tunnel afflicted) invited to the party.

At a Hi-Res Symposium presented by The Digital Entertainment Group (DEG) on June 1 in Capitol's legendary Studio A in Hollywood, representatives from record labels, Sony, Capitol Studios, and The Recording Academy's Producers and Engineers wing discussed the future of high-resolution digital audio.