All prices are in US dollars.

A threesome of Gallo Acoustic Nucleus Micro spheres ($699 per pair with subwoofer) shown in patriotic red, white, and blue.

Indianapolis's own Audiophile Systems has announced that it has become the new US distributor of Nottingham Analogue products. Shown here is the top-of-the-line Hyperspace turntable ($3500) -- with a Nottingham Analogue tonearm and cartridge, of course. The turntable's base is a deep, marblized blue.

Another product line distributed by Audiophile Systems is Acoustic Energy loudspeakers. Shown here is the $299-per-pair, two-way speaker in the Acoustic Energy Aegis series, which boasts "advanced metal-cone technologies at entry-level prices."

James Loudspeakers from Lake Havasu City, Arizona had those walking past their booth eyeing the unique-looking and attractive speakers within. Shown here is the top-of-the-line Model 10 three-way tower ($3495 per pair), which uses James' patent-pending "Adjustable Frequency Distribution Circuit" in a first-order design that's said to be 92dB/W/m efficient. The Model 10 also comes in an in-wall version, the Model 10 X.

The James Model 8.2 center/surround speaker ($2295 per pair in gloss-black finish) sits atop of Model 10S powered subwoofer ($2795), which uses two 10" bass drivers in a push-pull, isobaric configuration.

More from James, the Model 8.2 in a vertical configuration and sitting on a matching gold stand. The speaker's gloss-black finish and the stand's gold tones worked very well together visually. As with the James Model 10, the Model 8.2 is available in an in-wall version too.