Jeff, previous posters are right--tough to do all the high end audio stuff in two days, but you will have fun trying! There are two "outboard" high end venues, and I recommend you visit both to see all the goodies.
As for accomodations, casinos can be pricey but there's no substitue for being on the strip in the middle of the action. I prefer the Mirage or Venetian, but there are lots of good ones. Call the casino directly and ask if they have a "casino rate", this is something reserved for players. If you game, there are many special deals, but the "casino rate" is most commonly available to new players. If you don't game, try asking for a "show rate". The $75/night figure may be hard to touch on the strip with a good hotel/casino without these discounts.
Cornfedboy, have you tried Nobu?
As for accomodations, casinos can be pricey but there's no substitue for being on the strip in the middle of the action. I prefer the Mirage or Venetian, but there are lots of good ones. Call the casino directly and ask if they have a "casino rate", this is something reserved for players. If you game, there are many special deals, but the "casino rate" is most commonly available to new players. If you don't game, try asking for a "show rate". The $75/night figure may be hard to touch on the strip with a good hotel/casino without these discounts.
Cornfedboy, have you tried Nobu?