I'm thinking some of you know Taschen, the publisher of art books who also have fancy bookstores in major cities around the world. There's a Taschen store in Seoul, Korea called Taschen Classic 1812, and not only is it a swanky bookstore, but also a restaurant with a formidable selection of wine, coupled with audio cafe that houses 5000 LPs and 1000 CDs! You can see the pics from the link below, but the sources are McIntosh MVP 861, Michell Gyrodec and Thorens TD124 MkII. Dynaudio C4 and Altec-Lansing A5(!) for speakers. McIntosh C46 pre and MC501 power for electronics. Books, music, wine, food... a heavenly combo, no? Hooray for the geniuses at Taschen Korea. Makes Taschen store in SoHo look ghetto... never would I have imagined that I'd feel deprived in NYC compared to Seoul, Korea!
http://www.hificlub.co.kr/web/board/brd_...nd=&s_text=
I'm thinking some of you know Taschen, the publisher of art books who also have fancy bookstores in major cities around the world. There's a Taschen store in Seoul, Korea called Taschen Classic 1812, and not only is it a swanky bookstore, but also a restaurant with a formidable selection of wine, coupled with audio cafe that houses 5000 LPs and 1000 CDs! You can see the pics from the link below, but the sources are McIntosh MVP 861, Michell Gyrodec and Thorens TD124 MkII. Dynaudio C4 and Altec-Lansing A5(!) for speakers. McIntosh C46 pre and MC501 power for electronics. Books, music, wine, food... a heavenly combo, no? Hooray for the geniuses at Taschen Korea. Makes Taschen store in SoHo look ghetto... never would I have imagined that I'd feel deprived in NYC compared to Seoul, Korea!
http://www.hificlub.co.kr/web/board/brd_...nd=&s_text=