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RE: T.H.E. Show, New York 2012

Posted by MaggieLover on April 16, 2012 at 21:11:53:
Buy the way, with regard to music in the round, there wasn't any that I saw. Did that surprise you or is that par for the course? And as I indicated in my original post, although this was advertised as an audio/AV show, I saw no AV at all. Not really an issue for me, but if I was a home theater aficionado,I would have felt ripped off.

One other thing I noted when comparing this show to the 2011 Axpona NYC show was that vinyl seemed to be used as the source for most of the demos at the Waldorf. I don't recall seeing nearly as many analog front ends last year. I saw Michael Fremer on Saturday in the room where the Hansens were playing. I wonder it if it was just my imagination or if you, and he noted it aa well.