San Antonio, TX

I still fondly remember Bill Case Sound on Broadway in the late 60's - early 70's. Where I first learned about McIntosh, Tandberg and Dahlquist.

Goldlion,

well that was a tad before i could get into audio ;-)

I wish there were nice stereo shops around here, instead of the big box, and wanna be high-end bjorn's

If anyone is up for a meet, email either myself, or my brother (lazarus28), preferably me, and we can get one organized.

Justin

Wayyy off the Audio topic but, "Live from the Landing" on PBS radio is one of the very best big band/early Jazz programs on radio...and it comes from S. A.,. Also, most of us in the
Big Ten feel the Alamo Bowl is one of the GREAT Bowls for a Big Ten team to be part of...esp. the fans with the River Walk and the great places to eat.

Enjoy your city...

Whatjd,

The Landing (at the Hyatt hotel on the riverwalk) is one of my favorite places to go. i love big band/early jazz and it's the only live venue for it. Jim Cullins is great.

Yes the Alamo Bowl is a great Bowl. We really like it here, and also the Final Four/Elite Eight college basketball is here every 4-6 yrs as well.

Living here you don't see it that way sometimes but it's a great city.

as for great music stores and high end audio stores. forget it.. that doesn't exist in san antonio :-)