Munich 2016

Nishikawasan explains the significant upgrades to his Air Force One turntable that resulted in a new "Premium" version costing approximately $40,000 more than the standard $100,000 Air Force One (shown with SAT tone arm).

Now legendary speaker designer Andrew Jones is best known for designing ridiculously good, reasonably priced loudspeakers (in fact one could argue they are "unreasonably" low-priced considering their performance).

Turntable designer/manufacturer Johnnie Bergmann gives analogplanet.com editor Michael Fremer a "tour" of the new Bergmann Galder turntable—his first without an arm (shown here with Dynavector arm).

The original iPhono priced at $399 was an incredibly well-designed, versatile and fine sounding phono preamp.

Frank Schröder brught his vintage Neumann turntable to HIgh End Munich 2016. He shares with us why the 'table sounds so good and why he's such a fan of the design.

Designer Louis Desjardins explains the new D.C. accumulator power supply for the top of the line Pro turntable.

Almost finished with High End Munich 2016 coverage. One or two more videos and then a final wrap up. Here's a video collage.