The Las Vegas Audio Club: Our Fifth Meeting

Ok, fellow audiophiles in the Las Vegas area and everywhere really (this is the world wide web after all,) the first audio club ever in Sin City, has now completed its fifth meeting!

We had our fifth meeting this last Saturday, (which was 12-21-13)

This time we had a very special guest speaker! His name is Brad Lunde of Lone Mountain Audio, and he is the official US distributor of the world renound ATC Loudpseakers made in the UK!

Inside the fantastic state of the art Palms recording studio (inside the Palms Hotel and Casino here in Las Vegas,) we had a great time listening to tunes (all digital, including High Definition tracks via a computer) on Brad's all ATC system. We could have listened for days on end, it was that good! The bass was phenomenal for just a 6 1/2 inch woofer in the SCM 40 speakers, and the midrange and highs were beautifully integrated. It was as if you could reach out and touch the music. And once again, it was good times!

But not only that, Brad put on a very informative and entertaining lecture about the art of recording, studio vs. home sound, the technical side of ATC loudspeakers, the history of ATC, and what the company is all about and what they stand for.

The system was a very simple one and comprised of the ATC SCM 40 loudspeakers and the new SIACD, 100W/ch integrated amp with DAC and CD player. Plus Brad's laptop computer for the HD tracks. Cables were ordinary 12 gauge (speaker) and basic interconnects.

A BIG thanks to Brad, Zoe (of the Palms Recording Studio,) and Richard for making this special event happen!

Be sure to visit the ATC room at CES 2014. Tell them we sent you.

Right now we have 9 members, and we're looking for a few more good audiophiles in the Vegas area and beyond.

Again, meetings will be once a month.

So, don't be shy, we'd love to have you for the next meeting, and as of now it's still FREE to join!

Any questions? email us at: dave_a_2005@hotmail.com or motorcitydeadman@gmail.com

Photos are below. Links are also below. Photos were taken by Brad's colleague Richard and LVAC member Robert.