The Morrow Audio Showroom & Listening Room...

Entering the listening room...

 

The listening area with the new cool and very comfortable chairs.

 

Enjoying the music! L to R, Mike Morrow, Ed Morris and Tom Collins

 

Shelves holding CD's and reading materials provide
a functional and effective diffraction treatment. (Old photo)

The Einstein "The Final Cut" OTL Monoblocks ($34,900.00)

 

 

 

As seen from the listening chair. The speakers
are the Acapella Violon MK-V ($49,000.00).

 

The door leads off the listening room to the Morrow Audio offices and workshop.

 

The old listening chair, rear view of the Acapellas.

 

 

 

The Plasma tweeter in action. See the flame? The sound modulates on the flame.
No moving mass! The best tweeter in the world. Crossovers at 4500 hz, top end is 40khz.

 

The wet bar with the Nitty Gritty Mini-Pro 1 record cleaner ($1179.00).
Also fine Scotch and more for my friends and visitors!

 

Power distribution by Weizhi PRS-6 ($3200.00) and Morrow Audio MAP3 power cords.

 

Homemade ceiling treatments using bi-fold closet doors.

 

The source equipment side of the room. Right stand unit: Ayon CD-2 CD player ($5990.00), Einstein "The Tube" preamp ($18,400.00) & vintage Scott 310-B tuner and 335 multiplex unit. Left stand unit: Bergmann "Sindre" turntable ($21,000.00) with Einstein TU-3 cartridge ($5100.00) and "Turntables Choice" phono preamp ($5400.00). Stands are Mapleshade.

 

View of the Revox PR99 reel to reel and Einstein preamp.
Transistor radio collection above.

 

Einstein "The Tube". Wonderful dynamics, the best preamp I have heard.

 

FM source is the Scott 310-B & 335 MPX adapter.

 

 

 

Modified Revox PR99 MK3 Reel to reel ($3000.00)
for playing master tapes ($300.00 each) from "The Tape Project".

 

The LP corner. Easy access provides great convenience.

 

The Einstein phono preamp ($5400.00) with PH6 cables.

 

Bergmann Sindre turntable with Einstien TU-3 cartridge.

 

Installing 24" by 4" glass shelves in strategic locations provide a place for your
LP tools as well as a place to put the LP jacket for the record that is playing.