scalford hall hifi show 2011

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Was there ever mention of the 2011 event on the Chester Group web site?
The last event gets a mention but there is nothing at all about anything in 2011.
 
I couldn't tell you Rob. What I would say is that Chester Groups promotion of last years show was very low key in my opinion. Having said that, attendance figures seemed pretty healthy for a one day event; certainly very much better than attendance at the Manchester show over the last couple of years (it's difficult to see how that show can continue IMHO).

Whilst I am intending to attend next years show (assuming there is one), it will purely be as a visitor; I have no intention of showing anything, either as a member of the trade or an enthusiast.
 
email recieved from justin bird:
"THE NATIONAL AUDIO SHOW'10
WITTLEBURY HALL, 25-26TH SEPTEMBER,
HAVE ORDERED TICKETS ROB,
nando.
 
Yup, but the whittlebury Hall show is an entirely different thing to the one at Scalford Hall.

In fact, it could hardly be more different.
 
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There has never been a problem with the Whittlebury Hall show, that is now the national show. The shows that are cancelled are Manchester and Scalford.

Send him an email back and ask him Nando.
 
I attended the Whittlebury show last year. Whilst it was interesting (in a regular trade show sort of way) the sound quality was, for the most part, poor; and in some cases extremely poor.
 
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There has never been a problem with the Whittlebury Hall show, that is now the national show. The shows that are cancelled are Manchester and Scalford.

Send him an email back and ask him Nando.
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richard email sent,
nando.
 
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I attended the Whittlebury show last year. Whilst it was interesting (in a regular trade show sort of way) the sound quality was, for the most part, poor; and in some cases extremely poor.
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i agree about the sound quality but nice to have gone there with friends, the bar was very popular,
nando.
 
nando said:
i agree about the sound quality but nice to have gone there with friends, the bar was very popular,
nando.
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LOL

Yes, I think that unless exhibiting, the bar and social side is the best reason to go these days.

I wonder how many people enjoy the traditional shows these days?

I used to love them years ago in my teens and twenties but now I just seem to get bored with them very, very quickly,to the point that I now attend the Bristol show with friends and we set a time limit for the show of about 90 minutes and then spend the rest of the day in the pub.

Is it just me, or do others wander around these events praying to see something genuinely new and different?

I blame the blue led myself. Everything seemed to go tits-up when shows went blue :)
 
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i agree about the sound quality but nice to have gone there with friends, the bar was very popular,
nando.
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Yes, I too sat in the bar with friends (well outside actually) - it probably was the best bit of the show :).
 
Too many shows in a decreasing market, perhaps if there were just one UK Audio show?
Keith.
 
rob, i trully miss the good shows of the years gone, those days will always remain in my heart, i know that they can try, but no, i do not think they will ever, yes it is nice to atend merelly to see friends, old blast from the past, and conversations around a nice cold drink, i guess i miss those days that is why i am a dinasour,
nando.
 
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Yes, I too sat in the bar with friends (well outside actually) - it probably was the best bit of the show :).
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maybe we saw eachother, it was me, rob, dev, chris,and simon, outside,
nando.
 
should have join, maybe this time around, drinks are on rob. that means irish water (sic)
nando.
 
Yes indeed (I'm quite shy though ;)) - not sure yet if I will be going this year.
 
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