Thank you, Gary, it was great seeing you, as well! Really looking forward to sharing the amp with you, too - hopefully, we'll find our chance a little later in the year.
Coming to AXPONA 2025, from Songer Audio
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Very sadly not, I am in the UK and Axopona is a trek too far this year. Final Munich High End this year for me, and I plan to attend Axpona next year. Yours (Songer Audio) and Treehaus Audiolab are top of my 'to hear' list, so hopefully I will get the chance to do so in 2026. I hope you have a great show.
What an absolutely lovely AXPONA write-up about the S1x and the debut of the A3, from Marc Phillips of Part-Time Audiophile:
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I had the great pleasure of meeting Ken at AXPONA this month and hearing his fabulous field coil speakers driven by his absolutely gorgeous 300B integrated amplifier. I thought the sound was very dynamic, with quick transients and glorious sound to match the beautiful craftsmanship of his products.
His speakers with this new 300B amp was a magnificent match made for each other and I feel that he really hit the nail on the head. The sound from this system left a very memorable and lasting impression on me!
Best wishes,
Don
His speakers with this new 300B amp was a magnificent match made for each other and I feel that he really hit the nail on the head. The sound from this system left a very memorable and lasting impression on me!
Best wishes,
Don
The pleasure was all ours Don, having your company to listen with us over the weekend. I'm so glad you enjoyed it, and we thank you for sharing these truly wonderful impressions. Cheers.
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Ken's room in all the shows I have attended have always been in my top 3. His work in bringing such a wonderful speaker to market is really a labor of love
Ken, it was great seeing you at Axpona! I hope it was fantastic for you, and the new amplifier looks sensational. The industrial design is as good as I've seen (and you know how I feel about that topic). I'll look forward to an after-hours listen at THE SHOW in June. Now off to Munich.
It was great seeing you too, my friend! As much as I love the other shows on the calendar, Axpona had an energy... it was unlike events we've done in the past. We loved it.
Yes, I do know how high your personal standard is for industrial design. And, I know how many examples you might hold this work up against for comparison when you offer a comment like that one. Thank you, Mr. Leeds.
I know you've heard me say this before over the past month, but I have to say it again - it sounds even better than it looks!
Kimberly and I will be looking forward to hosting you for a listening session in Costa Mesa. Safe travels, hope Munich holds great experiences and success.
Ken,
I heard your room at AXPONA and thought it sounded superb.
Apparently, I wasn’t the only one.
While I was in the elevator I heard a gentleman comment similarly
Job well done.
I heard your room at AXPONA and thought it sounded superb.
Apparently, I wasn’t the only one.
While I was in the elevator I heard a gentleman comment similarly
Job well done.
Thanks so much for listening with us at the show, and for sharing these comments, David. It's that pairing of the A3 with the S1x.
Every little nuance and detail is rendered. Transients are crisp and dynamic. Tonality is pure and authentic. Bass is deep, full, and free of any overhang or bloat. I know some listeners prefer the S2, but for me... that S1x / A3 combination just does it all. I can throw anything at it - classical, jazz, singer/songwriter, rock, rap, heavy metal - it just surfaces the beauty and intention of the music and hands it right back to me, better than my memory of it, and wanting for nothing.
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