Vapor Cirrus Black vs dc10 Berlin Studio Monitor

BTW, how old are you Mountain-high?

A new pr of BerlinIIs sold for 790.00 on ebay,I think another sold for 820.00
which is way below the retail ,i think is 3200.00.Do the Berlins sell for less than
1/3 of retail(4500.00) also? I believe they are Made inUSA too?Sounds like a good
price.I wish I could have been there!Would love to hear all this great gear!Maybe
next year.

Nice mention of Vapor in Stereophile's RMAF coverage:

http://www.stereophile.com/content/vapor-audio-anything-vaporware

Nice mention of Vapor here, too:

http://www.stereophile.com/content/arte-forma

nice mention of dc10audio here http://www.stereophile.com/content/robyatt-audio%E2%80%99s-analog-haven Powered the Berlin with 2 watts!!!!!

When I walked into the Robyatt Audio room, I discovered that Robin Wyatt had come all the way from New York City to show people what a lovely, airy sound he could get from Jacintha’s “Here’s to Life” and other LP selections. “The man who recorded that LP used the same stereo Miyajima Kinsui cartridge that I’m using for playback,” he explained.

Wyatt, as I soon discovered, is an expert on the sound of tables, arms, and cartridges. Amidst 1001 questions from avid attendees, addressed in detail by Wyatt, I gave up trying to listen further to the system. There was no literature, but as best as I can discern from my notes, we were enjoying the show debut of the dc10audio Berlin loudspeakers ($6500/pair), which feature a horn tweeter. The remainder of the system consisted of a Tektron integrated amp ($3950) that features switchable output tubes, Tektron phono stage with Miyajima step-ups, VPI Classic 4 turntable with a custom tonearm wand from Miyajima, and Tel Wire cabling. I regret that there wasn’t time to linger until the discussion subsided and Wyatt played more music, because the sound was so good.