M Jarve
Audio Geek and NGE Freak
Well, yesterday evening a couple of us had a listening session at a church, where we brought a bunch of gear and let it rip.
The little gathering was held at Hope Presbyterian Church in Virginia, MN. Fellow AK'er iflopdanutz was in the area (from Oregon), and it was, as always, fun to meet another AK member. Also in attendance was Boy Wonder, his friend Corey, and one of my good friends, Bill Mohar.
Speakers in use that evening were my JVC zero9, KEF C75, Wharfedale Emerald 97, as well as Bob's Equasound and Technics SB-X700 which had received his special rebuild treatment.
Electronics included Bob's SAE mk Ib, Kenwood L-07M, NAD 5000, JVC (something or other) CDP, Adcom GFA-6000, and my Yaqin MC-10L and VK-2100.
Music encompassed everything from theatrical sound tracks, live performance video game music, rock, jazz, and country.
Of course I took some pictures, and the quality must be excused (I selected the wrong ISO and shutter speed for the venue), but here is the best of the bunch. The last three pics are of just about everything (1/2-ton in total) loaded up in the back of Bob's van. He had to drive home at about 15MPH just to keep the suspension from bottoming out.
The little gathering was held at Hope Presbyterian Church in Virginia, MN. Fellow AK'er iflopdanutz was in the area (from Oregon), and it was, as always, fun to meet another AK member. Also in attendance was Boy Wonder, his friend Corey, and one of my good friends, Bill Mohar.
Speakers in use that evening were my JVC zero9, KEF C75, Wharfedale Emerald 97, as well as Bob's Equasound and Technics SB-X700 which had received his special rebuild treatment.
Electronics included Bob's SAE mk Ib, Kenwood L-07M, NAD 5000, JVC (something or other) CDP, Adcom GFA-6000, and my Yaqin MC-10L and VK-2100.
Music encompassed everything from theatrical sound tracks, live performance video game music, rock, jazz, and country.
Of course I took some pictures, and the quality must be excused (I selected the wrong ISO and shutter speed for the venue), but here is the best of the bunch. The last three pics are of just about everything (1/2-ton in total) loaded up in the back of Bob's van. He had to drive home at about 15MPH just to keep the suspension from bottoming out.
