南非 Vivid Audio Club 俱樂部

[Ted Chen]

Some photos from a big party in 2010 celebrating the 20th year of L'Audiphile

2010慶祝L'Audiophile 20周年的party照。

[Ted Chen]

Another image of the C135's that I have to test in 5 minutes time!

C135的測試照!

[Ted Chen]

A beautiful 1929 Swedish villa with all the remarkable interior architectural details of the age intact make for an interesting juxtaposition with the assortment of ultramodern decorative (check out the Tom Dixon Mirror Ball!), furnishing, and home entertainment objects strewn across the home's herringbone floor. Most notable and noticeable are the pair of alien-headed Vivid Audio B1 floor standing loudspeakers. Part tech tour, and equal part inspiring home tour, all with a high "wow" factor throughout...

瑞典一處1929年建造的villa，內部的卓越裝潢，結合過去與現代，和家庭娛樂器材。其中引人注目的當然是Vivid Audio的B1喇叭。參觀這個房子伴隨著WOW聲不斷。

[Leo Yeh]

Equipment Reviews

Vivid Audio Giya G3 Loudspeakers

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• Created on Friday, 01 February 2013 00:00
• Written by Peter Roth

Just over a decade ago, loudspeaker manufacturer Vivid Audio sprang up in a most unusual place -- not the Shire of Middle Earth, but Durban of South Africa. Such a curious location would not be terribly surprising if assembling MDF boxes, OEM drivers, and crossover kits were what the new company had in mind -- a woodshop can be located almost anywhere. But Vivid’s raison d’être is diametrically opposed to such a conventional approach. Vivid’s principals set as their goal nothing less than world-class sound. Willing to test previously uncharted waters, company founder Philip Guttentag and close friend and ex-Bowers & Wilkins president Robert Trunz called on Laurence Dickie, the creative genius behind B&W’s Matrix-enclosure innovations and groundbreaking Nautilus superspeaker, to bring to bear his driver designs and enclosure acumen.


http://www.ultraaudio.com/index.php/...3-loudspeakers

[Leo Yeh]

And from Dubai: GIYA G3 in Pearl flanked by the Stereophile Speaker of the year, K1, finished in Arctic.

[Leo Yeh]

[Ted Chen]

日本方面為GIYA做的宣傳照。



And some promotional work for our GIYA, also from Japan, AC2 and Stella Inc. I really like this photograph.

[Ted Chen]

GIYA G1在日本的實裝，由AC2和Stella設計。



A GIYA G1 system from Japan, designed by AC2 and Stella Inc, our Japanese distribution partner.

[Ted Chen]

霧面黑特別版!!

[Ted Chen]

SO CUTE