Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2012 Sounds & Sights

The
Audio Beat European editor Roy Gregory spent all three days of the RMAF giving a pair
of seminars. For one he reprised his System Setup and
Optimization talk given first at the Toronto Audio Video Entertainment Show (TAVES),
though with different equipment, including Lindemann electronics and Wilson Audio
speakers. For the other, he discussed a contentious analog-related topic: reissues versus
original pressings. He demonstrated with a handful of examples that there is no
hard-and-fast rule: sometimes the reissue sounds better, and sometimes it doesn't.

But one evening, Roy
fit in some attentive listening with Paul Bolin. With eyes closed, the two of them. . .

. . .sat in the front row
to hear the system compiled by VTL, Wilson Audio, dCS, Transparent Audio and Spiral
Groove, and quite a system it was. |