Robert H.Levi, acaba de publicar un artículo sobre FormFloor/FormSub en Positive Feedback, pueden leerlo en:
http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue41/marten_form.htm .
Todo el mundo que se dedica a la alta fidelidad, sabe perfectamente que si no estás en el CES (Las Vegas), no existes. Por lo tanto, es el momento de comprobar, si las marcas de todos los componentes de nuestro equipo, han estado en el CES del pasado enero 2009. Si no han estado presentes, ya sabemos si existimos o no, ustedes mismos.
Cómo no, todas las marcas que distribuye Marson en España, estuvieron presentes en el CES, y los comentarios de la crítica especializada, fueron extraordinarios, como no podía ser de otra manera.
Marten presentó en el Venetian Hotel la nueva caja acústica Coltrane Soprano.
“The new speakers are quite nice with a big open sound. Tonally wonderful.” Dave and Carol en http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue41/ces2.htm
Jorma presentó el nuevo cable Origo.
“This was a strain I heard over and over again in The Venetion. Any time I mentioned to a cable manufacturer that I have been listening to and loving Odin in my system, they immediately declared that their top-of-the-line cables, or even cables lower in their line, were superior. I suppose this kind of one-upmanship happens to any company that receives a lot of praise and press for a high-priced product.
Regardless, the cables sounded quite wonderful. That they seem such a good fit with the Marten Coltrane Soprano loudspeakers that John Atkinson discusses below comes as no surprise, since the Martens are wired with Jorma No.1.” http://blog.stereophile.com/ces2009//index5.html
Lamm consiguió como siempre, obtener por parte de la crítica y del público asistente, la calificación de lo mejor entre lo mejor.
“…Finally, I come to the best sound I heard at the CES, THE Show or anywhere in Las Vegas, and my pick will probably come as no surprise to those who read my reviews and know the equipment I admire — and use.” Marc Mickelson, http://www.soundstage.com/ssupdate/index.html
“Entering the Lamm Industries room is like entering a cloister; a solemn event. It was the only room at CES in which I regretted not wearing a tie…The room here was smaller, however, and that prevented a lot of moving around. I had to stand at the back. Mostly people just kind of listened reverently to classical and easy jazz. Vladimir Lamm would kneel down and softly converse with aficionados from time to time.” Rick Becker, http://www.enjoythemusic.com/ces2009/becker3/page3.htm
“One of my favorite sounds at the show.” Doug Schroeder, http://www.dagogo.com/Events/2009CES/Coverage-IX.html
“A system to recalibrate your ears after a long show of sonic bumps, loop-de-loops, hairpin turns, hair-raizing, hair losing near escapes and potholes.”
http://spintricity.com/258/public/Vol1-2/page75/lamm-ml3-signature-amplifiers—end-of-200-hall-on-floor-31
Para finalizar anotar que SRA, estuvo nada menos que en quince suites.
Tom Hanks en el CES 2009
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