About Us

As a customer you should know that the products that we choose to sell in our shop are the same products that we choose to own. After attending many hi-fi shows and purchasing lots of products for our store we are convinced that the equipment we currently carry will bring long term enjoyment to you as a customer. It certainly has brought long term enjoyment to us.

We were first introduced to deHavilland a little over four years ago.
Our love affair with all the deHavilland Electronics is still on. No
other equipment, at any price, has allowed us to get so completely involved with the music. Absolutely no listener fatigue, yet very satisfying. Do not be put off by the low prices. If you have speakers that are capable of making music come alive, they will, with deHavilland Electronics.

Air and Heart

Posted Tue Oct 16, 2007, 10:42 AM ET  By Jason Victor Serinus

Kara Chaffee has every reason to smile even wider than she's smiling here. Her DeHavilland GM-70 50W SET monoblocks ($11,000/pair) and Ultraverve remote preamp ($2995) were creating one of the most wondrous, air-filled soundstages I have heard. "We aim at the heart of the music," she told me after I had spent a while listening to some of my favorite CDs.

The DeHavilland Electronics were paired with the Wilson Benesch Trinity integrated, stand-mounted, two-way monitor ($10,450/pair) mated with the W-B Torus infrasonic generator ($5950) and Torus Amp ($4350), Gamut CD player ($4000), and Kubala-Sosna Eagles speaker wire and interconnects. With the darker presentation common to most SETs, DeHavilland has achieved something very, very special.