I am going to Tucson over the xmas new year period (25 Dec - 11 Jan)
Can anyone suggest any good shops, suppliers or general hang outs for the hifi lovin' holiday maker?
Also I am hoping to stock up on any magazines that you guys get in the US. Can you suggents any publications to look out for?
Can anyone suggest any good shops, suppliers or general hang outs for the hifi lovin' holiday maker?
Also I am hoping to stock up on any magazines that you guys get in the US. Can you suggents any publications to look out for?
JRKO said:I am going to Tucson over the xmas new year period (25 Dec - 11 Jan)
Can anyone suggest any good shops, suppliers or general hang outs for the hifi lovin' holiday maker?
Also I am hoping to stock up on any magazines that you guys get in the US. Can you suggents any publications to look out for?
Hi JRKO, It really isn't a God forsaken town, a great location especially for anyone who has not seen an American desert before. Check out Organ Pipe National Monument, good example of the Sonoran desert -
http://www.desertusa.com/du_sonoran.html
And, if you like photography the Center of Creative Photography is housed at the University. A place where you can actually request portfolios from 'the masters' to view.
http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/branches/ccp/ccphome.html
Stan
Being from Tucson, I don't think there's a ton of hi-fi places, unless it's changed in the past five years.
I think there's Jerry Rose Audio Video if you want to poke around at some gear.. There's also Wilson Home Audio & Video, but I never managed to make it into their shops before I moved to Seattle.
I highly recommend visiting the Sonoran Desert Museum and Colossal Cave while in Tucson. You might also want to check out Sabino Canyon, though it's probably a little cold for hiking (it might also be closed.. i can't remember if they close it for the winter).
If there is one thing I miss about Tucson, it's how beautiful the wildlife is out there. I guess I'm just a desert rat at heart
I think there's Jerry Rose Audio Video if you want to poke around at some gear.. There's also Wilson Home Audio & Video, but I never managed to make it into their shops before I moved to Seattle.
I highly recommend visiting the Sonoran Desert Museum and Colossal Cave while in Tucson. You might also want to check out Sabino Canyon, though it's probably a little cold for hiking (it might also be closed.. i can't remember if they close it for the winter).
If there is one thing I miss about Tucson, it's how beautiful the wildlife is out there. I guess I'm just a desert rat at heart
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