A New Place to Listen and Connect, Café Sound in Reno Nevada
What’s up with audio pop culture these days? If you’ve been following you’ve noticed a revival in two channel stereo, dedicated listening rooms, monster super-woofers, vacuum tubes and vinyl records. Why are these things so transformational? They’ve been around for decades, why are we seeing a rebirth?
Cafe Sound multicellular horn speaker and Fostex 31.5” Super Woofer, an homage to vintage with modern components.
Old music and new music are popular. To dedicate a space to listen with no other distractions like TV is golden. Bring back dancing, disco balls, social hours, and real human connection; that’s what’s happening in Reno Nevada at Café Sound on 4th Street by Cathode Bias, Mr. Chris Baus.
Everyone’s enjoying the beats. Behind the turntables from Miami Florida, keeping the music alive, DJ Alex Merbouti @merbooots
It’s no joke to create a name for yourself in the music and audio industry. It’s like any other industry, crush your competition to stay on top. However, like art, audio survives on culture; so the more the merrier, right?
Let’s support content creators, curators, and keepers of music. Anyone advocating for this real human connection should be in your circle.
The most important audio element, the HUMAN CONNECTION.
Café Sound is in infancy, with their first RSVP open house September 16, 2023. With two HiFi systems in play, loads of music and the most chill room, it’s easy to lose time there.
This community is growing through social media like Instagram. @cathodebias @renolisteningroom
How was this Cafe connection made? It’s starts with shared passion, not being afraid to say hello and becoming a big fan and supporter.
How are you connecting with what’s old and new in the music and audio industry?
How are you connecting with what’s old and new in the music and audio industry?
Be sure to drop a line here forums.cathodebias.com
Is it perfection? Hell no, it’s action, iteration and creating your own style. It’s Chris’ audio club.
