Please join us via Zoom to meet with Rick Schultz, the owner and CEO of High Fidelity Cables.  Rick’s talks are always an educational and interesting discussion about how magnetic conduction can improve the signal transmitted through conductors, thus improving the resulting sound quality of the system in which they are installed.

This is a free meeting and we will send out the Zoom meeting information an hour or two before the start of the meeting.

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We at The SFAS are very excited to be able to present Nelson Pass, live from his coastal home for a ZOOM event on Saturday, June 20th. from 1-3 pm, or thereabouts.

This event is free to SFAS members, but we will ask you to RSVP beforehand- and please make sure you have the latest version of the Zoom software loaded on your computer or electronic device before the event.  

The link to the meeting will be sent out an hour or two before the start of the meeting.

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Alex Crespi

of

UpToneAudio

ZOOM event discussing the

EtherREGEN

July 11, from 1-3 pm ZOOM

Join our ZOOM event to enter to win this EtherREGEN raffle Prize thanks to ALEX!

In development for nearly two years, this revolutionary and sophisticated Ethernet switch is capable of producing surprisingly audible sonic improvements in fine music systems.

The goals and architecture of the EtherREGEN are completely different than any other Ethernet switch on the planet!

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Herb Reichert, Stereophile’s Gramaphone Dreams columnist will join members of the San Francisco Audiophile Society on SUNDAY, July 19th for a Zoom get together conversation on all things Herb.

Please note this event will be on a Sunday! We have scheduled this event from 1-3 pm, PST. 

This event will be a Zoom meeting and is free, but we ask that you sign up by RSVPing on our website.

More details and a sign up link soon.

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Saturday, August 1st, from 1-3 pm

World Famous Stereophile writer/equipment reviewer, whistler extraordinaire, opera critic, and writer for dozens of other print and online publications.

Probably most famous (in our circle) for his past role as head of the Bay Area Audiophile Society (BAAS).  Please see Jason’s extensive experience:

Born in Manhattan, raised on Long Island, and schooled at Amherst, Jason Victor Serinus soon began to question everything. Around 1980, the same year his whistling as “The Voice of Woodstock” in the Emmy-nominated Peanuts cartoon, …