Joey Madonia

Joey Madonia original lightman from the Paradise Garage and owner of DJ Heaven on the SBS Slammer at Analog BKNY.   For 3 years Craig (Shorty) Bernabeu and I have been talking to each other on the phone sometimes 4 times a week. Craig was in the midst of building his system for Analog and I was in the midst of building DJ Heaven. Brooklyn N.Y. July 15th 2017 4:34pm ANALOG BKNY - THE OTHER ROOM   After hearing about it for so long, I'm found myself surrounded by four black centurion audio stacks like Roman Gods ready to command the room. all that was left was to play it and listen. First was source selection, second was volume level, third was balance between the tones. The tweeter arrays and the stacks were placed and distanced with precision, the seamless sound from one stack to the other, tweets included, was sick. Mid-section was present and ballsy. I listened to the system at a low level most of the time, I wanted to hear the true in the speaker system, low levels work best for that result. Bass guitar notes were very present in the mid-section , and the sound of the finger slide on the strings was a treat to the ears. Friday July 21st 11:43pm Fridays venue was exactly what the doctor ordered, progressive deep digital house. When you want to see if your system can grow a pair, that's the genre you want. It was the sickest thing I ever heard, the clarity and power coming out of the system felt like it was a big room venue three times the size of Analog. When your looking at the stacks, the stack size really messes with your head after you hear the system, the amount of power your feeling and hearing creates the illusion that the stacks should be bigger, especially if you stood in front of a Garage stack before. I love the size of the speakers, it's not exaggerated, it's tight. Clean and powerful - Done, masterpiece.