We don’t really have any Coltrane Supreme brochures or catalogs. Should we ever make some we’ll try and get in contact with you to get your address to send you some.

Marten does produce some very nice brochures for the rest of their product line, but I don’t think they have made any for this speaker yet…

Neli is a fan of paper literature - but me, I am starting to think it is just a waste of natural resources, …I want it to be digital and especially not be the cause of big fat folders in the file cabinet - so big that one can’t close the darn thing anymore [true story, times 100 if you include all our other hobbies and *their* brochures].

Thanks,
Mike

We’re just a l-l-l-little anxious for them to get h-h-h-here… wake me up when they arrive…

Funny, we had no intention of getting these in anytime soon, not that they weren’t stunning, as we wrote in our show review, but do to space and finance considerations - both of which were unexpectedly changed for us, being more or less forced to get rid of the Triolons and all.

You bet, Geoff, I have all of McLaughlin’s CDs and most of his LPs. the latter primarily from my first collecting spree waaay back - in the late 70’s. But ‘74, that’s when he was still ‘cooking’… . Awesome!

All the best,
Mike.

I can just imagine that with the attention to detail that you two will pay to the Supreme with regard to positioning and matching components that the sound will be way better than CES - but I CAN’T imagine what that’s like. I guess I’ll just have to come to Boulder for a listen.

Congratulations to Audio Federation. I look forward to reading your impressions when these are in the house.

(I’m happy to hear you’re a Johnny Mac fan. I saw Mahavishnu Orchestra on the Apocalypse tour from the front row in Brisbane, Oz ‘74. Huge memory.)

Regards,
Geoff