[Onwatershipdown]

Well, Vinnie, I just got a promotion yesterday, you'll probably be seeing my order soon!

[Vinnie R.]

Well, Vinnie, I just got a promotion yesterday, you'll probably be seeing my order soon!

Hi Onwatershipdown,

Congratulations! 

Vinnie

[Triode Pete]

Hi Onwatershipdown,

Congratulations! 

Vinnie

Yo, Onwatershipdown,... +1, Congrats!!!

[Triode Pete]

Some more feedback from the NYAS '15... This time from enjoythemusic.com...

http://www.enjoythemusic.com/New_York_Audio_Show_2015/page3.htm

Room 5007 — Vinnie Rossi Audio / Volti Audio / Triode Wire Labs
While I was there, the stars of the show in Room 5007 were the records spinning on the Palmer 2.5 turntable. And isn't that as it should be? The incredibly knowledgeable Al Pryor of Mack Avenue Records played two LPs by Cécile McLorin Salvant almost in their entirety: no one left the room. I rushed out to buy the LPs immediately afterward. That is not to denigrate the equipment in the room; after all, it had a key role in what we heard. Vinnie Rossi showed off his LIO modular-do-everything front end ($6,775 with DAC and phono stage at the show) and VR-120 MOSFET amplifier ($4,995). With the Volti Audio Vittora horns, calling on the spirit of Paul Klipsch, it all made for wonderful music that impressed with the sense of space (not always easy in show conditions). Triode Wire cables linked it all together: while one cannot discern the sound of anything with accuracy in a quick listen, these cables are nicely made and quite affordable in high end terms. Another room where I could have spent a lot of time if it were possible. Tanks everyone for a fun, small show and look forward to attending the New York Audio Show next year!







Cheers,
Pete

[Triode Pete]

Some additional feedback from Steve Marsh from 6moons...

http://www.6moons.com/industryfeatures/nyc2015/3.html

Triode Wire Labs/Vinnie Rossi Audio/Volti Audio. I’ve gotten to know the Volti Audio Vittora speakers quite well, having heard them over several years at RMAF paired with Border Patrol electronics. I have always been very favourably impressed. At this show, the Volti were partnered with Vinnie Rossi’s LIO modular system. Configured here as tube preamplifier, DAC and phono stage for $6’775, the LIO fed Vinnie’s new VR120 ultracapacitor-powered amp ($4’995 stereo amp, $9’595 for a pair of monos). I must say that the system exhibited the same wonderful rich tone it did with the Border Patrol tube amps. The Vittora speakers were demoed as I heard them before, with the separate ELF extended low frequency cabinet ($25’000 for the five-piece set) and Marchand Electronics MB42 crossover/power amp ($1’900). Triode Wire Labs provided the cabling, showing that this excellent sound could be attained with very affordable cables. Kudos. I had a lot of fun here especially listening to the wonderful selection of premium/audiophile vinyl on the Palmer turntable, Vinnie’s personal unit. This may have been my most enjoyable room at the show. Vocals were just sublime as demonstrated on record after record. The Staple Singers [Stax APP 4116-45] were a particularly memorable experience.



Cheers,
Pete

[Triode Pete]

Better late than never...  A great video review from Peter Breuninger from AV Showrooms. This was our room at the New York Audio Show 2015 this past fall with Vinnie Rossi, Volti Audio & Triode Wire Labs...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14uNlnP18R0&app=desktop

We will be teaming up with Vinnie Rossi & Volti Audio again at the upcoming (April 15-17) Chicago AXPONA Audio Show. Should sound fantastic!

Cheers,
Pete

[Vinnie R.]

Looking forward to it, Pete!