Jan. 17th, 2010
Brian Walsh of Essential Audio presented the Dr. Feickert Analog Twin turntable and azimuth alignment software together with the Kuzma 4-Point Tonearm and top of the line Shelter Harmony cartridge.

Dec. 13th, 2009
The December meeting was held at Quintessence Audio in Morton Grove to audition two high-end PC-based music server systems featuring cutting-edge products in digital audio.  Our thanks to Mick Survance, owner of Quintessence Audio, for making this available to the group and hosting the meeting.

Nov. 15th, 2009
Donald Smith of SDL in Evanston presented his modified electronics, prototype preamp, power conditioner and cables. CAS member Zachary Stanger co-hosted the meeting. Zachary used his Macbook as a source, along with the latest Omega "Stick" Loudspeakers, and Omega's latest subwoofer designed for these speakers.

Oct. 11th, 2009
Robert Grost from Cerious Technologies. The company's loudspeaker cabinets, modified cone materials, interconnect conductor material, and speaker cable conductor material are entirely made of ceramics of their design. Ceramics are also used in the jacket materials for interconnects, speaker cables, and power cables.

Sep. 20th, 2009
CAS welcomed back Klaus Bunge, the founder of Odyssey Audio. He demoed a system comprised of the top of the line Odyssey products and also components from the Symphonic Line.

Aug. 23rd, 2009
Bob Clanfield of Cosmos Design demonstrated the use of a self healing, central music server (Drobo) to store your music library on and access it utilizing Apple's iTunes interface & Sonic Studio's Amarra Computer Music Player, as well as the benefits of firewire for D/A conversion through Sonic Studio's DAC with remote control options via iPhone and iMac touch panels. CAS member Jeff Kenton hosted a meeting at his home.