Angel City Audio and Melody at RMAF 2011 - Room 442

[woofersus]

We'll be in room 442 this year and we'll be showing the ACA Trinity speakers, the Melody Pure Black 101 preamp, and a pair of Melody M845 monoblocks. We'll also have a preproduction sample of the forthcoming ACA Balanced Power Supply and some prototype ACA speaker cables and IC's. Stop by and say hello!

We'll also be offering some special pricing at the show:

• The ACA Trinity will be $200 off per pair, starting at $1699. LCR sets and 5.0 sets will also be discounted, starting at $2278 and $3407 respectively.

• All Melody gear will be 20% off

[Fatcat]

Very pretty! Good luck with the show.

Best....Carlo.

[mfeust]

Hopefully I'll see you all on Friday. :applause:

[Hugh]

Leaving for RMAF today.

Hope to see some of you there. :)

See YOU later today MP.

[PhenomeNhan]

It sucks I won't be able to make this one. Denver is always a beautiful city to hang out, and RMAF is truly a great audio (and some video) extravaganza.

[SnowmaNick]

The room looked and sounded great guys. You're really getting this "show business" down. I hope the rest of the show goes great for you.

[persisting1]

We need pictures :yep: :brows:

[Hugh]

Good morning,

Yesterday was really hectic and we're getting ready for an even busier day ahead of us.

Here are some pictures for your enjoyment. :)

[Hugh]

More.

[Matt34]

Great setup guys! Nice to meet you and Hugh. My wife and I both agree it was our favorite setup besides another speaker costing $16k with about double that in electronics on the front end.

I'm already saving up for a 3.0 set. ( just too big to use as surrounds in my room)

[PhenomeNhan]

Thanks for the nice compliments, Matt. I'm sure Hugh appreciates that. I think he's driving back to LA at the moment. Sorry I missed out on all the fun. I hope to be there next year.

[woofersus]

Great setup guys! Nice to meet you and Hugh. My wife and I both agree it was our favorite setup besides another speaker costing $16k with about double that in electronics on the front end.

I'm already saving up for a 3.0 set. ( just too big to use as surrounds in my room)

Greatly appreciated Matt and it was great to meet you as well!

We had some really great feedback from a number of folks at the show, both on the speakers and the Melody gear. It's always gratifying when people like what they hear.

Btw, I don't know if it was made clear at the show, but the "C" version of the LCR set is 12" deep, rather than 16", and as surrounds they can be placed right up to the wall. I understand even that is too big for some spaces, though. I don't really have much space in my living room HT either and have to have something really slim back there. I'm using ELT525T's at the moment, but when I move my Piano Black Trinity's down to the living room I'll probably look for something in that finish that is a similar size and shape as the ELT's, like maybe Aperion 4T's or something.

[Matt34]

Greatly appreciated Matt and it was great to meet you as well!

We had some really great feedback from a number of folks at the show, both on the speakers and the Melody gear. It's always gratifying when people like what they hear.

Btw, I don't know if it was made clear at the show, but the "C" version of the LCR set is 12" deep, rather than 16", and as surrounds they can be placed right up to the wall. I understand even that is too big for some spaces, though. I don't really have much space in my living room HT either and have to have something really slim back there. I'm using ELT525T's at the moment, but when I move my Piano Black Trinity's down to the living room I'll probably look for something in that finish that is a similar size and shape as the ELT's, like maybe Aperion 4T's or something.

Yeah, I must have missed the size difference, good to know. Like I said if I didn't walk out of there with a pair of subs I would have ordered on the spot. To give people reading an example of how good I think the trinitys are, I perferred them over the Salk songtowers with the upgraded ribbon tweeter, the Polk lsi707 towers, the Atlantic technologies AT-1, the $20k, 300lb voce audio floor standers and many others.

[Hugh]

Good morning,

I just woke up after driving 19 hours non-stop yesterday and got home about 1AM this morning. :)

The Rockies were hammered by a winter storm so we had to drive South to Albuquerque then West on I-40. :(

It's a LONG drive.

First off, I'd like to say THANKS to MP for lending a hand in the show and keeping me awake during the drive. We couldn't have done without YOU Big Guy.:applause:
Please take it easy the next few days to get rid of that nasty bug. :D

Also, I'd like to say thanks to Tim for an excellent job.
You have once again outdone yourself with your expertise, professionalism, and warmth.
Thanks again Tim.

Last but not least, Kevin was also a valuable member of our team.
Thanks for coming and helping out Kevin.
Your work on the lights were outstanding. :)

The show was our most successful to date.
We have learned a great deal of what to do and/or not to do.

Thanks all,

[Hugh]

It's good to finally have met you Mark.

Hopefully I'll see you all on Friday. :applause: