Seattle, WA


Welcome to the Pacific Northwest Audio Society

The Pacific Northwest Audio Society has been dedicated to the exploration and enjoyment of fine music and electronics since its founding in 1978. Although the Society is based in the Seattle area, we serve the greater Pacific Northwest and draw enthusiasts from as far as Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia. We meet each month for a new and exciting audio experience and our network includes many of the top experts in the Pacific Northwest and around the world.

We're a bunch of Audio enthusiasts with particular interest in "true to life" audio reproduction, who love to share our interests with each other: from our latest music or movie finds to the off-beat "look, I made a pair of speakers from a pair of tall-boys, plastic wrap and aluminum foil!"

Check out the Membership page for instructions on how to become a member. For about the price of a latte each month, you'll support the Audio Society and have access to a great audio experience each month and our ready-made network. If you’re in the area, be sure to join us for a meeting and see what the club is all about.
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After the fantastic success of last year's "Live vs. Recorded" meeting we decided to make this an annual June event for the Audio Society. It's hard to beat the energy and excitement that goes along with a live performance and recording and playing back the performance is our way of putting our own audiophile spin on the evening.

This year we have two musical artists you won't want to miss. We're fortunate to have partnered with the Seattle Opera to find soprano Kimberly Giordano. Kimberly appeared most recently at the Seattle Opera as Suor Osmina in Suor Angelica. She also joined the Seattle Mariners last summer on Safeco Field to perform the National Anthem. In addition, we have Seattle violin soloist Marie' Rossano. Marie has appeared as a soloist with the Seattle Symphony and is also the winner of the 2012 Classical KING FM Young Artist Award. She'll be performing at the Juliard School before our event and with the Salt Lake Symphony after.

Phillip Chance, recording engineer for the Seattle Woodwind Symphony, will join us to record the performances of these two amazing women.

This event is open to the public and the Audio Society will provide food and drinks. For the information of our guests, the event will start at 7:30pm, on Thursday, June 13th and will be held in the upper level of the Mercer Island Congregational Church on 4545 Island Crest Way.

Please RSVP to the Club email address:
[email protected]

http://www.audiosociety.org (Visit the club website for details)

http://www.seattleopera.org
http://www.kimberlygiordano.com
http://www.marierossano.com
I wanted to bring this thread up again as I'm curious if this society is still active in Seattle, I posted here in January of 2013 without a response. I'm currently building a dedicated house 20'x30' as a listening room.

Thank you,

Greg
Greg:
Although it's been a long time since I attended a meeting, I believe the club is still active. Check their website for current info: www.audiosociety.org
Regards,
Scott C-

We are indeed, and we have neglected this forum for a very long time. But we’re back, baby!

Visit https://audiosociety.org/ for the most up-to-date information on our club. As a teaser, during our next meeting on March 5....

Gary Gill and Lou Hinkley will take us "From the Capital Audiofest to the Pacific Audiofest and Beyond!"

Merrill Wettasinghe of Merrill Audio will tell us all about optimizing Gallium Nitride transistors for audio.

-Jeremy Anderson
President, Pacific Northwest Audio Society

This is an invitation to attend SpeakerFest 2022 Saturday August 27th

10am-4pm At the Fountain Hills Community Center near Phoenix.

AZAVCLUB.com for details.

Two new speaker models will be debuting there. One from Falcon Acoustics and

another from LSA. Dennis Murphy of Philharmonic and Leo of Orchard Audio will present their products.

About 20 different models to experience for $10 admission. DEAL!!