It happened at CES again this year, with the AudioMachina CRG/CRS system and the excellent Modwright Instruments electronics, total system cost less than $50K. It happened yet again at the recent Munich show, with the AudioMachina CRM/CRS system and the superb Einstein electronics, total system cost less than $100K. Year after year, show after show, people keep coming into our room, and after listening intently to a few tracks, they often comment that not only is our system the most “natural” and “lifelike” system they’ve heard in the entire show, but that it’s better than the $300K, $400K, $500K+ systems being shown by the “big names” in the big rooms. It doesn’t seem to matter which model we show, the comments remain the same. And most gratifying of all, many of the people making these comments are directly involved in the music business one way or another, as artists, or instrument makers, or recording engineers, or producers, etc. This tells me we’re achieving our most important goal: the closest possible approach to the sound of the real, live, original musical event. Isn’t it time you discovered for yourself why AudioMachina, year after year, continues to quietly make the world’s finest loudspeakers?
CRG and CRS enter production
Our new CRG (Compact Reference Grand) and CRS (Compact Reference Subwoofer) will enter production this spring. The CRG is a 3-way monitor, twice the size of the incredible CRM, which offers higher overall performance but still within a very reasonably sized package. The CRS is an active subwoofer based on the revolutionary performance of the…
AudioMachina at CES
Our recent exhibit at CES of the astounding CRM/CRS combination, with the superb ModWright Instruments electronics, produced ridiculously good sound, once again garnering many comments that this was the best sound people had heard in the entire show. Many people commented that our system, at a total cost of less than $35,000 for the entire…
Breakthrough TI crossover technology
We have completed a monumental breakthrough in crossover technology, codenamed “Ti”, and resulting in a quantum leap in performance in our Maestro system. Whereas the earlier version of Maestro was merely more-than-competitive with other designs in its price range, and routinely outperformed systems costing 2-6 times as much, the new Maestro Ti has achieved a quantum…
Tokyo International Audio Show
We have recently returned from the Tokyo International Audio Show, where the new PURE MKII made its international debut, displaying truly exceptional performance in conjunction with the extraordinarily musical Einstein electronics. Our heartfelt thanks go to Zephyrn, our exclusive importer/distributor in Japan, for a wonderful display once again. Sorry we missed RMAF this year, but…
Review of the AudioMachina Maestro
A rave review of the new Maestro has been published in issue 41 of Positive Feedback online. Bob Levi concludes: “The AudioMachina Maestro: if you only want to consider the best loudspeakers in the world under $100,000, here’s your very first loudspeaker to audition.” The full review can be found at www.positive-feedback.com/Issue41/audiomachina_maestro.htm
Maestro at CES
The final production version of Maestro was demonstrated to great acclaim at CES 2009, with many listeners commenting that once again the AudioMachina room offered the best sound at the show. Our heartfelt thanks go to our co-exhibitor ModWright Instruments for the extraordinarily musical (and astonishingly reasonably priced, given its level of performance!) upstream system….
Grand Prix award winner
We have just heard that the AudioMachina PURE System has been awarded the coveted Stereo Sound Japan Grand Prix Award for 2008! We are deeply honored to have been selected for this prestigious award, and deeply gratified that the PURE System has shown itself to be one of the best of the best in the…
AudioMachina in Tokyo
We have just returned from the Tokyo International Audio Show, where our new PURE System was introduced to widespread acclaim and amazement. Our distributor Zephyrn set up an exceptional demonstration, placing the PURE System directly in front of a huge, state-of-the-art, reference-quality, omnidirectional speaker system costing nearly $100,000/pair. The audience spent the entire show standing…
