Sony ES means “elevated standard.” But what does that mean? It’s about a product that packs 60 years of Sony know-how in high-fidelity audio to deliver a higher level of audio performance for all your entertainment. With 360-degree Spatial Sound Mapping, Dolby Atmos soundtracks will be more immersive than ever, with pinpoint accuracy of sound effects just as the audio engineers intended. And the pure stereo performance will surprise even the most ardent two-channel aficionados.
The House of Sound breathes life into McIntosh and Sonus faber’s core design principles of high-end sound, versatility, and longevity, all from a beautifully realized New York City townhouse.
This SUBtember we’re celebrating BASS BY KEF this September and pairing with some of our most favorite speakers and powered systems. These combinations are great for living rooms, dorm rooms or featured in the home gym, and with the KW-1 Wireless Subwoofer Kit, it’s an even easier install!
Founded in 1949, McIntosh is known for offering distinguished home audio systems that deliver the ultimate experience in music and film. Offering products for two-channel stereo sound systems and multi-channel home theaters with surround sound, McIntosh continues to define the ultimate home audio entertainment experience for discriminating listeners around the world. The iconic blue Watt output meter is globally recognized as a symbol of quality home audio. With a McIntosh home stereo system or home theater, listeners have the ability to create their own luxury audio experience – and truly live their music. Experience it for yourself today and book an appointment for an audition in our Scarborough Showroom.
Ever since the kids were small, this family of four would set off every summer for two weeks of sailing. Eight hours after departing by boat from Cape Elizabeth, they would arrive at their first stop: Tenants Harbor. Two decades later, when the children were finishing up college and the father was retiring from his job as a commercial pilot, he and his wife found themselves back on the Saint George peninsula. There, they began searching for a spot to build a home where they could age in place, and from which they could sail.
Our experience of a place unfolds through a sequence of moments. We see the light on the water, hear the leaves rustle dryly on the trees, and smell the scent of salt on the air. We approach a place through our senses, and as I pull into the driveway of this classic contemporary Freeport home, designed by architect Gary Lowe of Lowe Associates—Architects in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, and built by John Rousseau of Rousseau Builders in Pownal, I enter into a purposefully designed experience, one that was thoughtfully planned to take full advantage of the natural beauty of the Maine coastline.