Response Audio @ Rocky Mountatin Audio Fest

Bill Baker · « **on:** 14 Sep 2004, 02:50 am »

Response Audio NY along with out Midwest location, JAM'n Audio will be attending the 2004 Rocky Mountatin Audio Fest.
The link below will provide you with further information on the products we will be demostrating and the rooms we can be found in.

Product List:
Butler Audio 2 channel & 5 channel Hybrid amps
Butler Audio A100 - 100 wpc mono blocs using the 300B power tube
Response Audio custom built Signature 502B
Ming-Da MC3-Signature custom tube preamp
Various cabling

Daedulus DA-1 loudspeakers
SP Technologies Continuum and Timepiece loudspeakers

Link to information:
http://www.responseaudio.com/rocky%20mountain.htm

Double Ugly · « **Reply #1 on:** 14 Sep 2004, 03:21 am »

Wow...excellent list of equipment you've assembled for the show, Bill.

It doesn't look like I'm going to get to hear it, but I'm looking forward to reading the reports of those who do.

Best regards,

DU

mgalusha · « **Reply #2 on:** 14 Sep 2004, 03:22 am »

Good to hear Bill. Looking forward to hearing your setup and meeting you. It seems like the RMAF is shaping up to be much bigger than originally planned.

mike g.

Bill Baker · « **Reply #3 on:** 14 Sep 2004, 03:31 am »

Unfortunately, I will not be able to attend personally. Joe Jurzec from our Midwest location will be handling the PR work. He will be quite busy between the different room but a great guy to talk to.

I quess I will also have to rely on show reports to see how things went.

I really wanted to have a pair of our Statement Jolida 3000 mono blocs or Music Envoy available to drive the new SP Tech. speakers but time ran out on me as I just recieved the amps and preamp today and there is no way I could get them built and burned in for the show. The mono blocs will be ready for audition in our New York facility mid October.

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #4 on:** 14 Sep 2004, 03:52 am »

Butler Audio A100 - 100 wpc mono blocs using the 300B power tube ....Bill, have you listened to these ? Any comments on their sound ? I'll say one thing....from the Butler website photo, they look great !!! Thanks !!

Bill Baker · « **Reply #5 on:** 14 Sep 2004, 03:59 am »

Hi Lonewolf,
No, I have not had the chance to audition these pieces yet. We were working on getting a pair in to audition but had to put our capital into other areas for the time being. I am hoping to get a pair in sometime after the new year along with a pair of the Daedulus DA-1's.
The 5150 is on display in our Chicago location and again, hope to have a pir of the A100's there as soon a possible.
If I had more local taffic in my NY location, I may bit the bullet but right now, mods and custom builds seem to be where ALL my time goes. Without local traffic, I just can't justify it at this time.

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #6 on:** 14 Sep 2004, 04:06 am »

Thank you Bill for such a quick reply, good luck at the show - some nice equipement !!! By the way, how long a drive from NYC to get to your store upstate ? Thanks !!

Bill Baker · « **Reply #7 on:** 14 Sep 2004, 04:11 am »

Drive from NYC? Depends on where you are located. It could be anywhere from 3-5 hours. I use to live at the very end of Flatbush Ave. in Brooklyn just before the Rockaway bridge on a Military base called Floyd Bennet Field (Marine, Navy, Coast Guard base) and that was about 4-4.5 hours depending on how heavy your foot is.

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #8 on:** 14 Sep 2004, 04:20 am »

Quote from: Response Audio

Drive from NYC? Depends on where you are located. It could be anywhere from 3-5 hours. I use to live at the very end of Flatbush Ave. in Brooklyn just before the Rockaway bridge on a Military base called Floyd Bennet Field (Marine, Navy, Coast Guard base) and that was about 4-4.5 hours depending on how heavy your foot is.

Thanks again Bill !! Not to bad a drive...traffic permitting. I spent some time on Flatbush Ave. too (the other end).....4 years at L.I.U.....thanks !!