With salvaged 14th century teak panels from India lining two sides and floor to ceiling windows perched over a wild grove of riverside trees, the environment is matched only by this system’s physical beauty with its glowing tubes and bright red turntable. For the subtle like King Crimson’s Moonchild to the sublime - Ravel’s piano concerto in G, the stage and musical dimensions are unmatched. From larger concertos to Coltrane to Metheny to Radiohead, the sound continues to bloom. But there’s a limit imposed by the room volume and reflectivity of the glass walls so for rock and metal and symphonies there’s another space and system.