Jason Victor Serinus

Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 09, 2017  |  0 comments
In response to requests for a more affordable cable that's truly high end, High Fidelity Cable founder Rick Schultz has introduced the company's entry-level Reveal interconnect ($699/1m pair) and speaker cable ($1399/2m pair).
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 09, 2017  |  2 comments
Musical Surroundings' impressive setup included the new entry-level Rockport Atria II loudspeaker ($26,500/pair)…
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 09, 2017  |  0 comments
Dennis Bonotto, new International Sales Manager for Nordost, joined the company's Michael Taylor to introduce Nordost's new top USB cable, the Valhalla 2 USB ($3500/1m)…
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 08, 2017  |  0 comments
Wireworld introduced two new cables at CES: its Helicon 16 speaker cables (available in two versions), and Category 8 Ethernet cables (three models)…
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 07, 2017  |  4 comments
Harmonic Resolution Systems (HRS) showed its new top-of-the-line VXR Audio Stand ($25,000-$31,000 for a four-shelf stand). The VXR, which sports a new frame system, lets the user adjust the amount of space between each component shelf…
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 07, 2017  |  0 comments
I thought audio-show bathroom art had reached its nadir at Munich High End…
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 07, 2017  |  3 comments
At least one exhibitor informed me, at the end of Day Two, that a lot of people he encountered thought that hi-res referred solely to streaming. This exhibitor found that visitors were quite attracted to the Astell&Kern portable audio players that were located near his exhibit, but pretty clueless as to sound quality of his far more expensive gear…
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 07, 2017  |  1 comments
Once an hour, Mike Mettler, music editor of our sister publication Sound and Vision, introduced live demonstrations in the Hi-Res Audio Pavilion's mini-simulation of the Capitol Recording Studios. Each session was conducted by a different award-winning engineer or producer…
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 06, 2017  |  21 comments
On the first day of CES, a consortium of industry professionals gathered by the Digital Entertainment Group (DEG)—and chaired by Marc Finer, President of the DEG—spoke to assembled press and industry supporters at a Hi-Res Audio Press Conference. The group announced a new consumer awareness campaign called Stream the Studio, which is designed to increase awareness of hi-res audio amongst millennials.
Jason Victor Serinus  |  Jan 05, 2017  |  4 comments
What is not clear, at this moment, is how many premieres we will actually encounter…

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