| Acoustic Solid | Acoustic Solid of Germany have been manufacturing turntables for almost 10 years. Their products are highly respected and the European audiophile community recognizes them for their outstanding value for money. Precise engineering and traditional craftsmanship are the basis for the small quantity production of these fine turntables. High mass non-suspended designs, near-zero tolerance bearing, outboard micro controlled ac motor and string drive are a few of their design keystones . |
| Arcam | Arcam: This Company has raised the level of British manufacturing quality to a new level. They offer all that can be expected in terms of performance for dollars spent, from a high-end manufacturer with boilerplate reliability and service to boot. The best of all worlds really. Quality CD/DVD playback and musical amplification along with top end Home Theatre performance are all a part of this manufacturer's resume. |
| Boston Acoustics | Boston Acoustics: This American company provides us with their receptor radio line. Little one room clock radios that flat out rock. Look pretty funky too. |
| Crestron | Crestron: We chose these guys because Crestron is the world's leading manufacturer of advanced control and automation systems. They have history with large (the largest actually) control systems (US Military, NASA, the White House, your home theatre), and constantly offer new innovative products training and support, etc. |
| D-Box Motion Simulators | D-BOX™: Integrated Motion System (IMS) is the next dimension of your cinematic experience. Taking you into the movie, you actually feel the rush of flight, the bumps in the road, the pulse of ocean swells on the shore – all of the on-screen action is brought to you as never before! |
| Grant Fidelity | Grant Fidelity is only one of the coolest tube based electronics manufacturers out there. Based in our home town of Calgary, Ian Grant really brings a quality affordable revolution to the world of audiophile playback. Looking for true High end without the mortguage? Here you go! |
| Imerge | Imerge: This company is the user interface. Organize hundreds of CDs and DVD's into one simple to use, easily accessible system. They create new categories and are arguably the most innovative company in the electronic industry. |
| Integra | Integra has been - and always will be - built by audio enthusiasts, for audio enthusiasts. They make premium A/V components that the enthusiasts love and the industry admires. |
| Kaleidescape | Kaleidescape: The absolute coolest Movie and Music management product ever devised. The user interface is stone simple to use and it’s just as reliable. Rip it all to a multi terabyte hard drive, and surf it with any display in the house. Did we mention it scales everything to High Def levels too? |
| Krell | Krell: Krell Industries, Inc. is America’s premier manufacturer of high-end audio equipment for serious music lovers and home theatre aficionados. All components are designed by C.E.O. Dan D’Agostino |
| Magnum Dynalab | Magnum Dynalab: For over 20 years, Magnum Dynalab has been critically acclaimed among audiophiles as a designer and manufacturer of world-leading analogue FM tuners FM antennas, integrated FM receivers and integrated amplifiers for the home audio market in over 40 countries. We have supported this fine company since their inception, and they are Canadian to boot! |
| Music Hall | Music Hall: Music Hall is a company dedicated to importing and distributing well priced, top quality, high-end audio components. Its emphasis is mainly on 2-channel (stereo); a rarity in this day of iPods and multi-channel products. Roy Hall founded the company in April 1985. |
| Marantz | Marantz: For years Marantz formed the heart of all ultimate Hi-Fi systems. Today they are famous for high performance A/V, top end digital decoding and home theater projection systems that are simply state of the art. |
| Marantz KI Pearl | Marantz KI Pearl; The ‘KI’ in Marantz KI Pearl is short for Ken Ishiwata. Ken is the brand ambassador for the company & the man who developed the legendary Marantz CD-63 MkII KI Signature. He created a generation of audiophiles who associate Ken’s name with high-performance upgrades. Ken Ishiwata’s reputation has been built on taking a fine product and finding out how to make it even better. Think of him as the Carroll Shelby of the audio world. |
| Niles | Niles: Having a problem with your audio and/or video system? Niles probably makes a product to solve it! Remote repeaters, multi-room audio and system controllers of all types makes this innovative Company the last word in affordable integration products. |
| Panasonic | Panasonic: Panasonic stands for a commitment to quality, value and innovation, bringing you ideas for life. |
| ReQuest | ReQuest has the distinction of being the first manufacturer to fully realize the advantages of a digital music system. They make, hard drive based music and video server systems that work like they should! |
| Richard Gray | Richard Gray: This product returns your soft or weak AC line the instantaneous high-current-on-demand capability to satisfy transients of power hungry amplifiers and powered subwoofers. Unique product, and darn useful too! |
| Vantage | Vantage: The leader in computer controlled lighting solutions. Automate all the lights in your home. Have them respond to the touch of a single button... no more "wall acne" either! |
| Wadia | Wadia Digital is one of the original companies dedicated to high performance digital audio reproduction. - a company based on the philosophy of applying advanced technology to improve the performance of digital audio components. |
| Yamaha | Yamaha: This Company has been making musical instruments for over 100 years. They put crossed tuning forks on the side of their motorcycles. Think about that. They love music - especially surround. They invented the surround processor; make their own chips and offer a bullet-proof product at every price range. Great sound and surround processing, and the best combination of the two available from a Japanese manufacturer. |
