High End 2006 Munich Germany show report - Part 2

High End 2006 Show in Munich Germany

Part 2: The Ladies in Audio Business

Reporter: Hartmut Quaschik - TNT Germany
The show took place May 25th to 28th, 2006 in M.O.C., Munich/Germany
Entry fee was 10 EUR per day for normal visitors, trade visitors 20 EUR all days
Report: June, 2006
Website with lots of information High End Society.de

Ulla Scheu of Scheu Turntables

Ulla Scheu deserves my highest respect. After the tragic death of her husband Thomas Scheu, she not only grows up all three children, but overtook her husband's business and pushes it even further with new models and improved web site.

Daniela Manger of Manger Bending Wave Speakers

Daniela Manger, a real Ph.D. engineer, took over the business from her father years ago, and now the Manger bending wave drivers and loudspeakers constructed around it are a known reference, at least in the professional audio world.

Loricraft's Martina Schoener

Martina Schoener was quite busy demonstrating the Loricraft record washing machine. No serious audio show is without her.

Active Audio's Renate Krietsch

Renate Krietsch from the Active Audio team, which had the best sound of show (see part 1), had her personal record washing machine with her, and nearly everybody in the room asked her questions about it. The SB1 is extraordinarily quiet, so it could be used while demonstrating.

Melody's Lela Schaubech

The Melody Team Left to right: Lela Schaubech (sales), Gilbert Babayan (engineer), Nicolas Kong (chief), Benito Beauvé (designer). Unfortunately, they did not manage the acoustics in their listening garage.

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