The Amarra Computer Music Player
Denver – October 2, 2009 — Once again, high end audio enthusiasts will gather in Denver, Colorado for this fall’s 6th annual Rocky Mountain Audio Fest. Sonic Studio, LLC will be exhibiting there in conjunction with several channel partners, including Audio Salon, Balanced Power Technologies LLC, Locus Design, SimpliFi Audio, Wavelength Audio Ltd. and others. OEM partner Weiss Engineering Ltd. will also feature Amarra in their suite.
Channel partners will stage public demonstrations of two new items. A brief look at the show highlights include:
• demos of a new version of the Amarra™ Computer Music Player
• demos of a new version of the Amarra™ MINI Computer Music Player
Amarra, a pair of products for easy computer playback of very high resolution files, will be available for critical evaluation. The Amarra Computer Music Player combines the precision of the SSE (Sonic Studio Engine) with the easy operation of iTunes. Amarra version 1.0.2 and Amarra MINI version 1.0.1 will be shown publicly for the first time since their release. Amarra will provide an analog-like source for the already exceptional assemblage of high fidelity gear in each partner’s room. When coupled with the power of Sonic Studio hardware, Amarra provides the ultimate ultra–fidelity playback system.
“I’m very pleased that the performance and value of Amarra has been independently recognized by so many prestigious companies at the RMAF,” said Jonathan Reichbach, president of Sonic Studio. “We look forward to contributing uncommonly high fidelity sound from a computer-based system for our partners and all the audio enthusiasts visiting the show.”
To learn more about any of the technologies mentioned or, to book a personal demo, contact Sonic Studio at 1-415-460-1201 or e–mail them at sonicstudio dot com.
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