25th Anniversary 'Concert Without Performers' Report

Our 25th anniversary 'Concert Without Performers' ended as a 'Concert With Performers' and was a great success thanks to everyone's support.
More than 100 guests gathered, including those who traveled from afar to join us.
We sincerely thank everyone who attended.
We would also like to report on the concert for those who were unable to attend.

The opening surprise caused an unusual stir of excitement throughout the venue.
No one had ever seen or heard anything like it - an ultra-compact product so small that rather than fitting in the palm of your hand, it could be completely enclosed by your palm.Despite its size, rich tones filled the entire event hall space of over 200 square meters.

Following this, using the PA127 speaker, we enjoyed the strangely immersive soundstage reproduction of 'ONE NIGHT IN PARIS' from 10CC's 3rd album 'The Original Soundtrack,' followed by the 50-year-old hit song 'I'M NOT IN LOVE,' where guests left their seats to walk around the hall and fully experience the enveloping sensation of sound.

We reflected on our 25 years, starting with memories of João Gilberto, our oldest wave-motion speaker enthusiast, and sharing various episodes with our beloved customers.
(25 Years with Our Customers)

We then presented the 'Top Gun: Maverick' trailer through our 5.1ch surround system.
Guests experienced 'Forest Bathing' and 'Sound Bath' while walking through the hall, being drawn into the depths of the forest.

Then came the wine tasting session, where guests could experience the Sound Air Conditioner effect through sensory perception beyond hearing.
We demonstrated how wine tastes better after listening to our speakers compared to before, achieved through just 3 minutes of Chet Baker's sweet vocals.
The wine was an Argentine red wine, 'Cabernet Sauvignon.'
The transformation was remarkable.
The camera perfectly captured the traditional moment when we asked those who 'noticed a change' to raise their right hands.

For the ending performance, guests experienced a 'miraculous collaboration.'
Hiro Kawashima, known as the James Dean of the jazz world(though he might consider this an unnecessary descriptor, he was just that cool),inherited Chet Baker's beloved trumpet.Hiro-san's name.

Responding to Chet's trumpet emanating from the wave-motion speaker,Hiro-san performed improvised pieces on that same trumpet.
It was a spectacular performance.

While reflecting on M's system's 25 years and looking toward the next 25 years,this 'Concert Without Performers' became a wonderful opportunity, but in the end,Chet descended from heaven to enjoy a delightful sessionwith Hiro-san, transforming it into a 'Concert With Performers.'

Thank you very much!

Miura