On Saturday, I visited all the rooms on the 12th floor and some on the 9th floor. There were some surprising good-sounding systems such as the Spendor speakers and the Gryphon system.
Here are some photos of today’s AV adventure:
Picture quality of the JV Concept AV demo using the JVC DLA-X5500 projector.
Todd Garfinkle, the founder and recording engineer of MA Recordings, selling his works at the show.
This pair of Spendor SP200 speakers sounded surprisingly good in Acoustic Arts’ room.
Singer Celist Chow from pop pop factory was at New Wave Records’ room to autograph her CDs and meet her fans.
The XTZ Atmos AV system in Living Audio’s room.
Picture quality of the 4K movie on the Samsung 4K TV in Living Audio’s room.
Micromega is making a comeback via WTL Trading.
Elac’s rebadged Audio Alchemy products have reached Malaysia.
WTL Trading’s all-Gryphon system sounded quite good.
Popular British brand Cambridge is making a comeback via Perfect Hi-Fi.
Atmos speaker from KEF.
Sonus Faber Amati Tradition speakers were launched in Perfect Hi-Fi’s room.
Nordost’s QKORE grounding devices were also launched.
The FiiO R7 is to me at least, a first of its kind. A product that merges a player, digital to analogue convertor, preamplifier and headphone amplifier. All of this is crammed into a uniquely designed chassis that would standout while blending in seamlessly on a desktop setup. Offered in both black and white, the FiiO R7 is by far the most fascinating product currently available in the FiiO catalogue.
About a dozen Taiwanese companies are taking part in the coming Kuala Lumpur International AV show to be held on October 27-29 (Friday – Sunday) at The Gardens Hotel, Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur.
It is double happiness at YY Sound Systems' showroom in Glo Damansara, Kuala Lumpur, as there are two demo systems with different sonic flavours set up.
