I attended AXPONA last year and will attend this April as well. I found it to be a very well laid out and easily accessible.
I was able to meet and ask questions directly to many of my favorite designers and engineers in the audio world. The seminars are informative and I was able to listen to my own music in almost every room I attended. If the room and the system sounded good and I thought it was a system that I could see myself owning I asked the host to play some of my personal selections. This gave me a idea of how their system compares to my own.
I highly recommend going to this years AXPONA. It well be in a larger venue and several extra activities including "Live"" music in the evenings have been added to the schedule.You'll meet a lot of new people and maybe make some friends along the way.
I'm sure it's a great experience, as all the regional shows tend to be. I'm interested to know if AXPONA is small, like the CAS or DC shows, or if it is in the same league as Newport. I'm sure it's not as big as RMAF, of course.
It was a pretty large show last year and I think will be bigger this year. Last year many folks more experienced with audio shows said that the rooms sounded uncommonly good for a show. Possibly because the show organizers offer room treatments to the exhibitors?
Very little gear that I wanted to hear that wasn't at the Chicago show. A great experience.
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