For the past few years I've been working on this vinyl-dedicated soundsystem and as of last week it is finally up and running.  Recently [posted this](https://www.reddit.com/r/SoundSystem/comments/1n9p4l7/introducing_back_catalogue_soundsystem_denver/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) over on r/soundsystem.  Super psyched to put it through its paces, hope you like it!

This being a system dedicated to spinning vinyl, I also plan to run this with the best possible rotary mixer I can get my hands on.  However, I'm currently working with a Xone23(R) at home and have only ever heard Condesas out in the wild.  I have dreams of hooking this system up to a Resor, but I also hear great things about the Union Audio/Mastersounds stuff too... I'd *really* love to properly A/B test all the high end candidates on a capable system, and I'm betting I'm not alone!  (Shoutout to Mojaxx for this idea; I've watched that video too many times but the only problem with it is... I wasn't there!)

So - if you're a rotary owner in the Denver area and are interested & willing to bring your gear to a meetup/shootout type event with these stacks, please throw a comment below and tell us what you can bring!  Hoping to get something on the calendar this fall if there's enough interest.

Cheers!

Calling Denver Rotary Owners - Looking to Organize a Shootout with Back Catalogue Soundsystem