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Stereophile.com covers Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2009! See CEO John Stronczer and President Michael McCormick! See PJ Zornosa, National Sales Manager, confront the lens while PR guy Jonathan Scull flares a smile at the camera!

Stereophile's RMAF Coverage of Bel Canto's Room
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Stereophile's RMAF coverage included John Atkinson's report on the PC Audio @ RMAF seminar that John Stronczer took part in.

John Stronczer Speaks! At RMAF PC Audio Seminar
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Positive Feedback Online reports on the Rocky Mountain Audio Fest with a pictorial view. Page down about a quarter of the way to see Joseph Audio new Pulsars on all-Bel Canto electronics. Just beneath a great photo of John Stronczer guiding the audience through the set-up. And another view of the room.

Positive Feedback Online Pictorial Coverage of RMAF
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RMAF report on AVguide.com: Neil Gader gives the TAD Reference One the thumbs up on an all-Bel Canto stack of electronics!

Neil Gader Name-Checks Bel Canto in praise of TAD Reference One
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Steve Guttenberg gives the TAD Reference One speakers ($60,000/pr) best sound of show on CNET... powered by an all-Bel Canto system! "Their newly revised Reference One speaker ... produced the most vivid, clear, and transparent sound. Bass drums were tight, pitch-perfect; stereo imaging was, again, remarkably precise and three-dimensional. Vocalists virtually materialized between the two Reference Ones. ... Some of that amazing sound quality has to be attributed to the Bel Canto electronics that TAD was using. The compact e.One Series components use just a tiny fraction of the AC power consumed by their hotter running, bigger and heftier competition. Bel Canto does things differently."

RMAF Best of Show by Steve Guttenberg... Bel Canto and TAD
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SoundStage also covered the TAD Reference One speakers that impressed so many on a full stack of Bel Canto electronics. "The sound was full and rich, putting the components in a very good light," says Doug Schneider

Bel Canto Electronics in the Popular TAD Reference One Room
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Rocky Mountain Audio Fest coverage by SoundStage.com... right at the top of the page! It's the DAC 3.5 they're referencing and it will be available later in the year, sometime beyond November.

SoundStage Covers Bel Canto at RMAF
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Bel Canto's John Stronczer participates in Positive Feedback Online's "Ten Questions about Computer Audio." Everything you wanted to know about jitter but were afraid to ask!

Ten Questions about Computer Audio with John Stronczer of Bel Canto Designs
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Great music, great people, and packed to the rafters! Click below to see photos and read reports by Stereophile, Positive Feedback and Soundstage.

CES 09 Show Report and Equipment Update
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Green by design, Bel Canto is a forward thinking company. We're conscious of our responsibilities and do more with less and care about what we leave behind.

Green By Design
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The USB Link 24/96 is a timely device that converts a computer-derived USB input of up to 24 bits and 96kHz to SPDIF and outputs the signal on a 75 ohm BNC. The USB Link 24/96 includes a Stereovox XV2 BNC/BNC cable with RCA adaptor to feed your audiophile DAC of choice – most likely a Bel Canto DAC3, of course. Significantly improves the sound of your 16-bit 44.1 kHz music files as well!

The must-have digital component for computer-based audio systems.
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"The sound was finely detailed and rich with ambience, satisfying even those listeners seated to one side or the other. We especially enjoyed playing our own demo cuts here, comparing and contrasting their sound with this system to the way they sounded with other collections of equipment. Our verdict: This was one of the very best-sounding systems at the RMAF."

System:
TAD Compact Reference
Bel Canto REF500, CD-2, Dac3
Argento Serenity SE wires
Harmonic Resolution SXR/M3

AVTour 2008
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