Hi Anthem,

I'll be back sporadically. Things are busy/hectic (all good, though) and October will be a brutal travel month for me. If you feel like driving a really long distance, I'll be at the Sound Room's Music Matters event from 5:00pm-9:00pm on October 17 giving demos. The store is in Chesterfield, MO. You're probably hundreds of miles away, but hey, you never know when people are out on the road traveling.

Listening to Steely Dan's Two Against Nature, winner of the 2001 Grammy award for album of the year.

This album sounds absolutely fantastic on my speakers. I have always liked this album, I now really, really like it. My new amp and the Triton sevens really bring this to life. Shuggie Otis's debut album: "Here Comes Shuggie Otis".

Hi Dave (and all) and welcome back.
Glad to hear you are busy. I am too. And for us working stiffs (unlike Bro Anthem, who is dancing all the time) being busy is a good thing.
Your report is very interesting, please keep them coming.
Just a coupla quick comments:
I really wish I could hear music played through the Triton 7s. I bet they are great.
I see where you guys really showed your chops with the hidden in-ceiling surround demo. That shows what extraordinary speakers GET is capable of making.
I was surprised to see that you guys used the T567 Blu ray, I am wondering why not an Oppo? I had to search to find out what it was, and it doesn't seem to be able to play SACD nor FLAC, not sure about HDCD. Just seems that the Oppo is the hands down leader for sound and picture, wondering why the NAD since it is not a cheap player at all?
As for the demo tracks, that is good to get. I am a definite believer in WWSD. And was none too happy that I don't have most of those tracks in my listening arsenal. Course I have got the Pink Floyd covered. Well covered.
I will try to source some of the rest of these.
Couldn't you just burn us a copy of that CD Dave????
I bought a pair of T2s and T3s, surely I should get a CD of SG sampler music!!!!! ha ha
Take care, don't work too hard,
God Bless, Wayne

Who's up for listening to some soothing Jazz music at the local "Pawnshop" pub? Fire this album up and you will be right in the middle of the music (and clinking plates and glasses).

Domnerus group: Jazz at the Pawnshop.

One beautifully recorded album.

Started listening to this last night, thought I would continue this morning

Najee - Share my World (1994 EMI)

Soprano Sax...nice bass/drum work. I did notice (even on headphones) brightness in the sax. Soprano sax seems hard to tame.

Well Wayne, looks like Santhosh had his dancing shoes on last night.. good for him.
When are you flying home? Bet you can't wait.