AUDIO SHOW DELUXE 2023 – VERTERE
VERTERE will be exhibiting at this year’s Audio Show Deluxe which will take place on Saturday 25th, and Sunday 26th March at Whittlebury Park, Northamptonshire, a stone’s throw from the famous Silverstone race circuit.
Vertere Acoustics and FM Acoustics will be demoing the following system:
Vertere RG-1 Reference Record Player
Vertere Reference Tonearm Gen III
Vertere RG-1 Reference Motor Drive
Vertere Mystic MC Phono Cartridge
FM Acoustics Resolution series Phono Linearizer
FM Acoustics Resolution series Preamplifier
FM Acoustics Resolution series Power Amplifiers
FM Acoustics Inspiration Loudspeaker System
Other Vertere and FM Acoustics products will be on show.
Vertere Demonstration Structure
5 mins – Arrive and settle
20 mins – live music from Vertere Records artist (see timings below)
10 mins – production/mastering overview
40 mins – system demo
15 mins – Q&A
5 mins – depart from structured demo
25mins – Non-Ticketed Demo
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| Running the Groove Tour 2023
Audio Show deluxe is part of Vertere’s 2023 Running the Groove worldwide promotion and training program with exhibitions, distributor training and retailer events. About Vertere Reducing engineering to its fundamentals, to get you even closer to the original recording. When aiming to reproduce the complexities of music, it’s all too easy to introduce even more significant complication in the engineering of audio equipment, putting in place one element to solve the problems until the whole design escalates into something fiendishly intricate – and expensive. That’s not the Vertere way: coming at the whole problem with decades of audio and mechanical engineering experience, plus close collaboration with the recording and mastering industry, we step back, take a long hard look at the fundamentals, and look for simple, elegant solutions. That may sound like a simple ‘less is more’ philosophy, but we prefer to look at it this way: the best audio equipment shouldn’t add anything to or remove anything from the original recording. Instead, it should affect it as little as possible; bringing the listener ever closer to what the artist, producer and mastering engineer wanted you to hear. |
