I felt so nostalgic when I read your post. It was like I was back in my childhood when everything was so simple and carefree. I loved playing PlayStation and going out late with my friends. But most of all, I loved festivals like this. I'll never forget that atmosphere and emotion. It's a pity I don't have more time for such entertainment now because of my studies. Of course, I sometimes turn to online helpers like this one https://academichelp.net/essay-writing-services/paperhelp-review.html to relax. I even went to one such festival with friends recently. It was so great! I still get a thrill out of it. I miss my childhood. It's sad that studying takes up almost all my time, but I'm lucky to have helpers like this https://www.midi.org/forum/15261-affordable-seo-services-in-jabil-ali-aj... . So I let myself relax sometimes. Tell us about your favorite festivals. I'm very interested in your experiences.
Rocky Mountain Audio Fest Report, Part 1: CanJam
Visitors to the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest that ended yesterday got to see two shows in one. Not only did they get to hear some of the world’s finest high-end speakers, amps and source devices, they also got to walk through CanJam, a gathering of headphone manufacturers and enthusiasts.
CanJam collected 32 exhibitors in a single large hotel ballroom so enthusiasts could easily audition practically every significant headphone and headphone amp now on the market. Walking into CanJam can be a little jarring after strolling through the loud hallways of the Denver Tech Center Marriott that houses RMAF, because CanJam is dead quiet. Well, of course it is: It’s a headphone show!
The photo essay here collects some of the most interesting headphone-related products I saw at Can Jam, most of them introduced at the show or in the last couple of months.
Speaker geeks, don’t feel neglected: I’ll be filing a full report on home audio products from RMAF sometime in the next couple of days.
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