[AcousticMatt]

Yep, there are a few ways to do this... You can take the airtrain from the airport to Newark Penn Station (not to be confused with NYC Penn Station), where you will find many trains going many places...you can take one to NYC Penn Station which is not far from Times Square. Or, to save a few bucks (and perhaps easier?), you can catch the PATH train from Newark to WTC and then take the 1 train from WTC (in the Oculus, the same place you disembark PATH) directly to Times Square.

Thanks everyone. One of those I'm sure will work out. Can't wait for Saturday morning!

And CanJam NYC 2024 is officially Christened.

Pizza and Kurogaki.

 

[szore]

Anyone know what floor of the Mariott the Canjam will be on?

 

[chrisnyc75]

Anyone know what floor of the Mariott the Canjam will be on?

4 I think? There will be signs, it will be very obvious.

 

[msing539]

Anyone know what floor of the Mariott the Canjam will be on?

I "think" it's 6th Floor, Broadway Ballroom. Seminars on 4th, Ziegfeld room. But someone official can confirm.

 

[dougms3]

Anyone know what floor of the Mariott the Canjam will be on?

Just follow the dudes wearing the borat thongs.

 

[JasonNYC]

I "think" it's 6th Floor, Broadway Ballroom. Seminars on 5th, "West Side Ballroom." But someone official can confirm.

This is correct. Exhibitors on 6th floor, seminars on 4th.

 

[third_eye]

Seminars are on the 4th floor, Ziegfeld room. Show is on 6th floor, Broadway Ballroom.

 

[szore]

This is correct. Exhibitors on 6th floor, seminars on 4th.

Wow! This is gonna be massive! Really looking forward to hearing Jason Stodards talk from Schiit audio!

 

[Todamm]

Waiting for reviews of the Meze Liric 2 and ZMF CC...
One of these headphones will definitely be my planar closed-back endgame.

 

[ng5921]

Wow! This is gonna be massive! Really looking forward to hearing Jason Stodards talk from Schiit audio!

When is Jason's talk? I don't see it on the seminar list

 

[szore]

When is Jason's talk? I don't see it on the seminar list

Going Beyond "One Number to Rule Them” - Measurements in Perspective
2:00p to 3:00p
Schiit Audio's history with measurements includes being called “lazy, incompetent engineers,” buying not one but 11 audio analyzers, and then designing both spectacularly measuring gear and stuff that’s “downright scary bad.” Are we crazy? Or is it possible that a single, reductive number just can’t reflect actual listening levels, transient response, or the distortion of transducers. So how do we measure more, measure better, actually measure effectively, and then make that something meaningful to give us genuine perspectives on how things sound? Let’s find some answers.
SPEAKER: Jason Stoddard, Founder, Schiit Audio

 

[ng5921]

Going Beyond "One Number to Rule Them” - Measurements in Perspective
2:00p to 3:00p
Schiit Audio's history with measurements includes being called “lazy, incompetent engineers,” buying not one but 11 audio analyzers, and then designing both spectacularly measuring gear and stuff that’s “downright scary bad.” Are we crazy? Or is it possible that a single, reductive number just can’t reflect actual listening levels, transient response, or the distortion of transducers. So how do we measure more, measure better, actually measure effectively, and then make that something meaningful to give us genuine perspectives on how things sound? Let’s find some answers.
SPEAKER: Jason Stoddard, Founder, Schiit Audio

Thanks! I was looking at the list on post #4, there was an updated one posted #401.

 

[buke9]

Just follow the dudes wearing the borat thongs.

Damn that made me LOL.

 

[joe]

Is anyone at the Marriott now?

Yes.

 

[Nick76]

Going Beyond "One Number to Rule Them” - Measurements in Perspective
2:00p to 3:00p
Schiit Audio's history with measurements includes being called “lazy, incompetent engineers,” buying not one but 11 audio analyzers, and then designing both spectacularly measuring gear and stuff that’s “downright scary bad.” Are we crazy? Or is it possible that a single, reductive number just can’t reflect actual listening levels, transient response, or the distortion of transducers. So how do we measure more, measure better, actually measure effectively, and then make that something meaningful to give us genuine perspectives on how things sound? Let’s find some answers.
SPEAKER: Jason Stoddard, Founder, Schiit Audio

Unfortunately in Jason's Blog thread here, he wrote he's no longer coming