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Best of RMAF 2011: Peachtree Audio

  • The guys at Peachtree had one of the larger mezzanine rooms in which they showcased three systems of varying wallet damage.  Central to each was the Grand Pre, the (all-new) Grand Integrated and the tried and trusted iNova.  Team Peachtree’s verbal presentation was impressive in its slickness and head honcho David Solomon sure knows how to work a room.  I really like what these guys are doing with product convergence and there’s a LOT of stuff to see/hear in their room.  Kudos for the Peter Gabriel.  Peachtree also have some neat hush-hush stuff in the pipeline, but that was behind the curtain.  Exciting times.  (Oh yeah, the iDecco is being phased out.)


    On display in the Peachtree room was…

    System One:

    • Sonus Faber Elipsa SE (US$22900)
    • Peachtree Audio Grand Integrated (US$4299)
    • Power conditioning, power cords, speaker cable provided by Shunyata Research
    • AudioQuest Diamond USB
    • Amarra used for playback with iTunes
    • Solid Steel 5.3 rack


    System Two:

    • Bowers & Wilkins 802D version 2 (US$15000)
    • Peachtree Audio Grand Pre (US$2999)
    • Simaudio Moon W-7 power amp (US$8999)
    • Power conditioning, power cords provided by Shunyata Research
    • AudioQuest mini toslink to toslink Cinnamon series
    • AudioQuest Redwood speaker cable
    • Pure Music/iTunes
    • Solid Steel 5.3 rack


    System Three:

    • Peachtree Audio iNova (US$1799)
    • Peachtree Audio Design 5 speakers (US$999)
    • COMBO PRICE (US$2499)
    • iPhone 4 as source

    Further Information:  Audio Marketing

    Written by John

    John currently lives in Berlin where he creates videos and podcasts for Darko.Audio. He has previously contributed to 6moons, TONEAudio, AudioStream and Stereophile.

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