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High End Audio is privileged torepresent, in. High End Audio – Fine Audio Equipment And AccessoriesHigh End Audio aim to bring the livemusic event into your home by means of various recording media; be theyanalogue or digital.

These speakers feature a transmission line to enhance the bass from its small enclosure. As befitting our best cable it comes in a jewelry box. Used Equipment Available We are happy to bring you a brand new section of our website! The New Graham Phantom Elite Since the introduction of the original Graham Phantom many years ago the arm has gone through a number of upgrades and redesigns. VPI was started in 1978 by Harry and Sheila Weisfeld who still own and operate the company. Their first products were accessories being a record clamp and an isolation base both designed to improve turntable performance. Their first major product was a record cleaning machine still available in updated for, as the HW16.5. Harry Weisfeld believed that the illusion of reality could not be duplicated without convincing resolution of low-level detail, along with a natural sense of acoustic space. Undoubtedly, VPI bring the highest level of engineering to their products. There turntables represent a level of engineering unequalled at their modest prices. They are probably the finest value in high end analogue audio. Harry Weisfeld’s fertile mind never rests certainly not on its laurels. He is constantly introducing upgrades to existing turntables and adapting components from his top echelon models to those lower down the line, good news for the audiophile on a budget. The difference is in the engineering and manufacture. Most unipivots are flimsy, being little more than pipes on spikes. The VPI arm is beautifully and strongly engineered with innovations such as a heavy stabilizing ring around the bearing assembly perimeter. Even at that tender age he was deeply involved in the design and development of their current range of tonearms hence the model designation JMW9 Memorial. A fund, the JMW (his initials) Memorial Fund was established to further arts and music, in his memory. A percentage of the company’s profits are paid into the fund for, among other things, the presentation of an annual musical scholarship to a high school student in their home town of Cliffwood, New Jersey.