Although married with kids, I'm so....so..... alone! :(
NJ Audio Society?
I have written to the email addresses published each issue in Stereophile magazine, yet receive no response. Can someone tell me what's up with this organization?
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The New Jersey Audio Society is pleased to announce its October meeting! The theme is DIY electronics. We will be welcoming Mr. Bob Cordell, who will introduce his new book on Class-D amplifier design. Our host, Jack Walton, will be bringing his system to provide music, so please bring anything you'd like to hear. Jack describes his system: "...my DIY Pass Class-A Amplifiers, including F5, F4; my version of Stu Yaniger's Balanced Tube "Impasse" Preamp, a stock and modified Adcom GFP-565 preamplifier. Sources will include my Sony XA5400ES player and a Linn LP-12, but I would welcome other programming material. Speakers will include the DIY Mass Loaded "Thor's", my Pioneer-TAD S3ex if I can find some incredible hulk to help me move them, and recently fitted out Fostex "Metronomes". I will put black electrical tape on the Pioneer logo so that the cognoscenti won't be offended. My tastes in music run to opera and choral music so I would encourage others to bring music for their ears. I could bring my Pioneer SX-1250 to demonstrate a truly offensive phono preamplifier." Other members plan to bring their DIY creations to connect to Jack's system as well. Also, we will have our annual swap meet. All are welcome to bring and offer for sale or trade electronic components, hifi gear, CDs, LPs, etc., anything audio-related. Dues are $30.00/year, and guests are welcome to try out the NJAS by attending a meeting prior to becomming a member. The meeting will be held on Sunday, October 24th, at 2:00 p.m., in the basement of Our Lady of Sorrows Church, 217 Prospect Street, South Orange, NJ (side entrance on 4th Street). Please email or post any questions. |
Please check out the New Jersey Audio Society! Our next meeting is Sunday, October 22nd, at 2:00 p.m. in Jackson, NJ. For more info, contact club president Neal Patrone: [email protected] Guests are welcome to try us out before joining. |
The next meeting of the NJ Audio Society will take place on Sunday, January 19th, in Colonia, NJ. Featured guest will be Robert Witrak of High Definition Tape Transfers.com, a high resolution files specialist who will demonstrate and compare high-resolution file formats including DSD. Several DSD-capable DACs will be on hand for demonstration. Guests are welcome to check us out at any meeting. For more details, contact Neal Patrone, club president, at: [email protected] |
The February meeting of the New Jersey Audio Society will take place on Sunday, February 9th, at the home of member Brian Kheel in Highland Park. The meeting will feature his Rives' designed listening room, and guest speaker Tom Curnin of Bravo A/V, a Rives' representative. This meeting will include both digital and vinyl sources. Guests are welcome to check us out. For more details and directions, please contact club president, Neal Patrone: [email protected] |
juancgenao - Thank you for your interest in the New Jersey Audio Audio Society. Those considering joining the NJAS are welcome to attend any meeting to try us out. If you choose to join, you can join either at that meeting or at the next one you attend. Dues are $60 per year (payable by check or cash), and include admission to our monthly meetings, which include our summer BBQ and our annual Holiday party. Our next meeting will take place on July 16th, at Charney Audio in Somerset, NJ. Please click this link to request details: http://njaudiosociety.com/contact.us.php |
Check our web site for information on our next monthly meeting. Our March meeting will be on Sunday, March 18th, at Rogers High Fidelity in Warwick, NY. As always, you can try us out by dropping in at one of our meetings with no obligation to join. The New Jersey Audio Society - www.njaudiosociety.com |
Like many other audio clubs, we have been unable to hold in-person meetings due to the shutdown restrictions in NJ. Our meetings have been on Zoom with a variety of interesting speakers (the people-kind, not the transducer-kind). Please visit www.NJAudioSociety.org for more details. |