Welcome to the Pacific Northwest Audio Society
The Pacific Northwest Audio Society has been dedicated to the exploration and enjoyment of fine audio and music since it's founding in 1978. Although the Society is centered around the City of Seattle and meet on Mercer island, we serve the Pacific Northwest and draw enthusiasts not only from the Greater Seattle area, but from as far as Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia to our more popular meetings and events.
We're a bunch of Audio enthusiasts with particular interest in "true
to life" audio reproduction, who love to share our interests with each
other: From our latest music or movie recording finds to the off-beat "Look,
I made a pair of speakers from a pair of tall-boys, plastic wrap and aluminum
foil!"
News
Update: March 2009 - Elections!!
Every March, we elect the new Executive Committee for the next term (July to June). We have a longer transitional period than the President of the United States!!
This month, the society meeting features the latest products from local Seattle high-end audio company, Genesis Advanced Technologies. Genesis, famous for their $235,000 flagship loudspeaker, introduces their entry-level models, the $8,000 Genesis 7.1f and the $4,850 Genesis Reference Amplifier with their local dealer, Kosmic to the members of the meeting.
Gary Koh, President of Genesis and Treasurer of PNWAS, will be in attendance and he will spin music from Acapella to Zydeco. Joe Pitman of Kosmic will also be around. Member requests will be entertained after the break, so bring your music.
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Check out the Membership page for instructions on how to become a member. Membership Rates are pro-rated. For about the price of a latte each month, you'll support the society and receive the Audioletter in your email Inbox instead of waiting a month or two for the site update. How much cooler can that be?
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