Opening of Audeum Museum

@kennyc

to be even mentioned in this thread is an honor.

he plays in a different league than any of us. all respect to him for such a commitment to our great hobby!

likely the only other person in that league related to our hobby is Paul Allen R.I.P. a local Seattle guy who spent $500M building the Experience Music Project in Seattle. it started very music oriented, now since Paul's death it has morphed into more broadly pop culture. 20-25 years ago i use to see Paul every Saturday at Tower records in Bellevue (suburb of Seattle) buying CD’s. he had a number of tip top systems in his homes. and a pretty fair guitar player who jammed with a number of who’s who of concert artists.

https://www.mopop.org/

I deleted some photos and videos since the host does not want some guest to be exposed.

But I had good time with my twin granddaughters in Korea.

Most folks could not afford the vintage collection

But if you are interested in vintage audio, this place is must visit.

There is no admission fee, but you need pre appointment for guided tour through website.
 

Audeum

Audeum Audio Museum

www.audeum.org

Thomas,

What are the 1950-60s speakers in the last video you posted?  I am not familiar with them.

@larryi 

Mr Chung mentioned about them, but I forgot the names.

https://youtu.be/g6Dep9vHyy4

This video will give you better idea of actual tour.