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RE: Two questions

Posted by PAR on June 27, 2017 at 16:40:37:
As I'm in London then obviously , yes, people will come as Spiritland is here. But that's in London. Would it work anywhere in the US? No idea but I expect you would need to be in a large and hip city. Spiritland also works by being in close contact with the music business and by being a venue for breaking albums and acts. See the link.

As for equipment, Spiritland has an amazing sound system much of which is custom built. It relies upon a custom version of the Living Voice Vox Olympian speakers ( over 700,000 USD a pair). CD replay? dCS Vivaldi. LP? Kuzma Stabi XL. Amplification - custom triode ( Atelier du Triode). So before you get too caught up in dreams think of a sound system, let alone the rest of the eaterie, costing around $1M+.

So if you are very, very rich or have wealthy investors , go ahead.