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RE: Outdated BG Radia thread over AC for Satie

Posted by TitaniumTroy on December 26, 2016 at 18:22:48:
Another outdated BG Radia link at bottom of page.

Room 817: In this room a quartet of audio manufacturers (Triode Wire Labs, Charles Rollo Audio, Sound Insight, and Kanso Audio Furniture) teamed up to make big, fast, impressive sound. This was the global Debut of the BG Radia FS 680s hybrid planar-magnetics with 900W amps and Beringer Ultracurve Pro bass management ($20,000/pair). They used the beautiful Esoteric K-01 SACD/CD player as their digital source for the Gary Dodd 6H30 tube preamp and the Arion HS-500SE tube/class-D hybrid monoblocks (500W into 8 ohms and 1000W into 4 ohms). All cabling was by the aforementioned Triode Wire Labs. This room was one of the few to feature a CD player instead of just a music server. Therefore it was also one of the few rooms where a visitor could hand a CD to the man in charge and he would (cheerfully and graciously) play the request. These guys left no doubts —they were happy to be there and they made sure every guest felt the same way.