Spectacular - Spectacular!
The unveiling of the Sonus faber Aida!
December 16^th, 2011

The Sound Experience in Boca Raton, Florida was hand selected by Sonus faber for their dedication to, and the knowledge of the brand that promises to change the way your hear your favorite music. If you are an audio enthusiast that is passionate about true quality audio reproduction, you don’t want to miss this event.

Every precaution has been made to ensure that this unveiling will be a spectacular event and by invitation only. Consider this your invitation but you must RSVP if you want to be be among the initial elite to gaze upon and hear these most impressive speakers.

Call me today at 561-391-7868 to RSVP for this event.

To your listening enjoyment,
David Zucker, President

Testimonials

I happen to be in the South Florida area for a medical meeting, and is my custom, I often visit hi-end audio stores to see and hear stuff that I ordinarily don’t have access to in my hometown (DFW). So it was that I stopped by David Zuker’s Sound Experience in Boca Raton. Part of the “delightful and unanticipated” part was discovering that David is the rarest of breeds- an audio dealer that knows what the hell he is doing. (It’s like a good massage. After you suffer through a lot of bad ones, the good ones become obvious).

Ok, so David is cool. But in fact, I generally do these sorts of visits and never really plan buying anything (big groan from the dealers out there, I’m sure), since most of the time I leave unimpressed. But this time was different. David is of those dealers who takes pride in just letting you hear a system that he thinks is the cats’ meow. So we went into the inner sanctum sanctorum (i.e. the back room) to take advantage of his generosity and started listening. And what I heard was good. In fact, damn good. Boulder memory player, VTL 7.5 Mk II preamp, Siegfried amp, Scaena loudspeakers, Transparent cabling.

But what I was wrestling with was trying to understand why the sound was not just good, but uncannily good. After all, I had Pipedreams (the cognescenti will know the Scaena’s similarities to Pipedreams) and have heard Scaenas at the shows. I therefore knew that it and the Siegfrieds were probably not the reasons I was so highly impressed. I also had some show experience with the Boulder (I have a Meitner CDSA) and knew the Transparents (I use Valhalla interconnects and Kubala Elation speaker cables), so I didn’t think those were the culprits. What it came down to then, was the pre-amp.

Could that have been the reason I was so impressed? Well, if you were good at taking standardized tests in school, then you know that has to be the right answer or why else would I be writing this article? Still, it made no sense to me. But I know what I heard. To cut to the chase, I bought the VTL 7.5 II shortly after my visit.