The show ended this evening (Wednesday 9/28). It wasn't a very big one, but here are few pictures.
The very big star of the show was Teddy with his room - but few words abot few other rooms first (I shouldn't use the flash so pictures are not of the highest quality):
I liked the sound of this one, it is a beautiful one too. a very pleasant sound with big image and clarity.
Macintosh showed a super expensive system with three mono blocks and an high power 6 channels power amp, a stereo pre, a blue ray player and a huge speakers, about 2.5 meters high. The price is around 300,000$, the quality of sound is 10$ max. But maybe it was because of the room. They demonstrated an American projector, don't remember the name (Scumer?) and it was great. This projector takes HD movie and knows how to present it on full screen (without the black margins on top and bottom) with excellent results.
My name is Bond, James Bond, and the three mono blocks under me cost more than my salary...
S 600. Standing is Ilan Tamir Naim's dealer in Israel. The s 600s look threatening to me. Very big and black like body guards. The sound, as always with Ilan's room in shows like this is one of the best. I'm sure that you can get more with these speakers (amplification in the show was Supernait) but you can't miss the unique rhythm of the Naim's sound. I heard from other visitors that the sound was impressive.
But the headline of the show, was undoubtedly the Teddy's room. I spent 10 hours at the show. Most of the time I set in Teddy's room. There were visitors who were sitting hours in this room. I spoke with few of them and they all were sure that the sound in Teddy's room was the best in the show.
Teddy showed two systems. Both were sourced from Logitech streamers that were powered with Teddy PS, going to Teddy's DAC. One system with new Teddy's integrated that will be available in few months. The other system had two teddy's mono blocks instead of the integrated.
The sound on both systems was amazing. Visitors asked to listen more and more and it was clear that these systems are involving the visitors in a way that I didn't see before in shows like this. You can add to the great sound the Teddy's charm and his knowledge and kindness to answer to all questions.
First system: Teddy's DAC, PS for the Logitech streamer and another for the 102 and the two mono blocks.
The mono block.
The second system, Teddy's PS for the Logitech, Teddy's DAC and the integrated. Next picture shows the same system from above.
Nacked DAC and PS...
Groups of visitors liked to talk with Teddy for long periods of times.
Teddy lectured twice, an hour each time. The first subject was basic knowledge of building a DAC and the second was about the importance of a PS for a system (both in amp and in DAC) and principles of a good PS.
Teddy shows graphs of PS noise.
Arye
The very big star of the show was Teddy with his room - but few words abot few other rooms first (I shouldn't use the flash so pictures are not of the highest quality):
I liked the sound of this one, it is a beautiful one too. a very pleasant sound with big image and clarity.
Macintosh showed a super expensive system with three mono blocks and an high power 6 channels power amp, a stereo pre, a blue ray player and a huge speakers, about 2.5 meters high. The price is around 300,000$, the quality of sound is 10$ max. But maybe it was because of the room. They demonstrated an American projector, don't remember the name (Scumer?) and it was great. This projector takes HD movie and knows how to present it on full screen (without the black margins on top and bottom) with excellent results.
My name is Bond, James Bond, and the three mono blocks under me cost more than my salary...
S 600. Standing is Ilan Tamir Naim's dealer in Israel. The s 600s look threatening to me. Very big and black like body guards. The sound, as always with Ilan's room in shows like this is one of the best. I'm sure that you can get more with these speakers (amplification in the show was Supernait) but you can't miss the unique rhythm of the Naim's sound. I heard from other visitors that the sound was impressive.
But the headline of the show, was undoubtedly the Teddy's room. I spent 10 hours at the show. Most of the time I set in Teddy's room. There were visitors who were sitting hours in this room. I spoke with few of them and they all were sure that the sound in Teddy's room was the best in the show.
Teddy showed two systems. Both were sourced from Logitech streamers that were powered with Teddy PS, going to Teddy's DAC. One system with new Teddy's integrated that will be available in few months. The other system had two teddy's mono blocks instead of the integrated.
The sound on both systems was amazing. Visitors asked to listen more and more and it was clear that these systems are involving the visitors in a way that I didn't see before in shows like this. You can add to the great sound the Teddy's charm and his knowledge and kindness to answer to all questions.
First system: Teddy's DAC, PS for the Logitech streamer and another for the 102 and the two mono blocks.
The mono block.
The second system, Teddy's PS for the Logitech, Teddy's DAC and the integrated. Next picture shows the same system from above.
Nacked DAC and PS...
Groups of visitors liked to talk with Teddy for long periods of times.
Teddy lectured twice, an hour each time. The first subject was basic knowledge of building a DAC and the second was about the importance of a PS for a system (both in amp and in DAC) and principles of a good PS.
Teddy shows graphs of PS noise.
Arye
