Wow Lonewolf, I couldn't disagree more on the speakers. Yeah they didn't reach down to 20 hz, but I thought they threw an amazing soundstage. I suppose that is why they call this a subjective hobby though.
No wonder I don't have a shot of you leaning against them.
Nordost 
I thought this room had quite a good vibe to it. I liked the little ribbon/ceramic driver speakers. They really had a great transient snap to them without sounding bright. Of course hearing Pink Floyd the Wall pt 1 in it probably skewed my opinion a bit. Though for the cost no object realm this room was much more down to earth and not as flashy. Moon audio front end.
{Tyson} The third (and last) of the Big Vendor rooms that I really liked (Hansen and PMC being the others). Bass was pretty good out of these guys, but the vendor was trying to play them too loud for the space they were in. No, the real magic of these babies was in the upper mids and highs - they had a wide open quality that reminds you of a cool, crisp morning without a cloud in the sky - you feel like you can see for miles and miles. A window into the recording? What window? Speaking of recordings, I liked that the vendor played normal CD recordings to show off the system, and that they sounded spectacular. The recording of Anne Sophie Mutter playing Sarasate was like listening to her live, front row. Now if I just could mortgage my house... 
Luxman room
Welcome to Venus earthling. We didn't spend much time here, but it was a very good looking space.
Grant Fidelity
Finally, after all those cost no object systems something reasonably priced! Talk about some great looking/sounding gear! The Grant fidelity room was just brimming with drool worthy equipment and tweaks. Ian and Rachel were very nice. Ian knows every aspect of every product they sell and Rachael... Well... Rachel is the boss.
Again very pleasant and helpful as I'm sure many here already know. Very nice looking/sounding set up.
{Tyson} Great people in this room, and all of the equipment was built like tanks! Seriously, Krell and Levinson have nothing on these guys when it comes to build quality. And beautiful to look at too. Interestingly enough, they didn't have a big brawny sound, but rather a refined, musical presentation that was a balm to hear after so many boom-tizzle rooms.
The Black Treasures looked gorgeous, but I restrained myself. Unlike Jason, who got a bit of drool on his shirt while talking to Racel about them.In the picture are GF A-534B SET 300B integrated tube amp in the back with the treasures. Talk about gorgeous! It's not as expensive as it looks at $2500.
below is the Jungson JA99D 100 watt beast.
The Sheng Yo and Compact speakers fit and finish were superb. We listened to the Sheng Yos. Very smooth sounding for a compact monitor and darn good bass.
Sheng yo front end. Hard to describe the intimidating look of the two monoblocks under the tubed pre. also the Reference CD-1000 tube cd player
Also drool worthy on display were the treasure tubes. Now I did not get a chance to listen to the 300b amp they had on display in the grant room, but I heard 2 headphone setups using the 300bs and the EL34s and I can say they were the best sounding setups for headphones in the whole show easily.
Overall the Grant room had the biggest assortment of reasonably priced equipment. Great stuff there.
{Tyson} And check out our interview with Rachel of Grant Fidelity Here: http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=72350.0
