Sound-Smith's Peter Ledermann has been a busy fellow! At RMAF he announced, among other things, an upgrade to the sensational sounding Hyperion cactus cantilevered cartridge.

if you get a chance to come to RMAF, THEN YOU MUST COME! It is 3 days of totally badass gear all set up by professionals and the ability to mix with other audiophools and hear in 3 days what most

Denver may seem like an odd place for a high-end audio show. As a medium-sized city, you wouldn't expect it to be a hotbed of passionate audiophiles. But when you add the attendees who drive or fly

I'm not kidding when I say that pretty much everything headphone-related will be under one roof at this show. Anyone who's even a little bit into headphones (or speakers for that matter) will find the

They put on a heck of a show, and it's easy to see why RMAF has taken off like a rocket since it's birth just a couple years ago.

Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2012 was stupendous. All kinds of new products including DACs and music servers were seemingly everywhere.

The real hero of the show is Marjorie Baumert. A few years ago she, and all of us, lost her husband Al. He remains with us in spirit however through Marjorie's valiant efforts to keep RMAF moving forward

Most manufacturers and attendees seemed in a good mood, as it seemed either the economic downturn had lifted somewhat, or we were all simply numb to it.

People. Music. Enjoyment. Marjorie Baumert, the RMAF show director, and the entire RMAF crew from the Colorado Audio Society deserve a huge thank you for a job very well done. I found the general mood...

The AudioFest is as good a show as the public can attend, and far more relaxed and enjoyable than CES. If you have interest, you need to get there.