By P Web Design Company
Early ticket demand for the first major NEW YORK AUDIO SHOW have been exceptional so the organizers have extended the opening times to 3.00pm on Friday the 13th. Subject to further demand this may be further improved. Closing times will extend into the evening. "We are delighted with the approval our show is generating says Roy Bird", "and is a huge encouragement for all concerned, space is now rapidly being taken up with lots of the prime sites already spoken for, we are confident of establishing a great and ongoing event for NEW YORK".
That’s why Chester Group shows are always hosted at the very best Hotels
And they don’t come much better than the Sheraton on the Park - Sydney, which we are proud to announce as this years venue for the Australian Audio & AV Show 2012
Held on the same great date 19 – 21 OCTOBER, 2012.
So a great location in Central Sydney, right opposite the Park and next door to all Sydney’s leading Stores, and building on the enormous interest and attendance we enjoyed in Melbourne.
Exhibitors are already queuing up to book their rooms and space, so we look forward to another great show . . we’ll keep you posted as we make progress.
A positive report from Bill Leebens
If any group has a right to be cynical, it's the manufacturers, distributors and retailers of the high end audio industry in America.
Hit by every economic downturn and exchange-rate correction, misunderstood by the public and the press, overlooked in favour of flashier new-tech products, the high end is made up of a hardy and quixotic group of extreme music lovers who dedicate their lives and fortunes to the goal of life like reproduction of music in the home and on the run...
Dates for next year's National Audio Show have been adjusted so that there is a practical gap between the Top Audio Show in Milan and the National Audio Show Whittlebury. Originally planned for the 22nd – 23rd September, NAS will now take place on the 29th – 30th September 2012.
This is mainly to help the trade and maintains a gap of a fortnight between these two major events. The date actually takes us back to our original weekend, which of course slips back naturally each year in the Calendar.





