Inside the Tempe Showroom
A look at the space before you visit.
Tempe Showroom
LMC's companion showroom in Tempe — seven demonstration rooms spanning Wilson Audio, McIntosh, Sonus faber, Linn and more, plus systems in the hall and at the entrance.
The Tempe showroom is in Emerald Center, just off Interstate 10 — look for the IKEA directly across the street; it's the easiest landmark for a first visit. From I-10, take the Warner Road or Elliot Road exit toward Ruby Drive; Emerald Center sits between Ashley Home Furnishings and Main Event Entertainment.
Suite 109 has its own dedicated lot directly outside the door — plenty of close parking, no structure, and no walk across a shopping center to find us.
All seven demonstration rooms, in order, plus the hall and entrance systems — walk through, or book ahead for an extended session.
Two systems, two philosophies — Sonus faber and McIntosh on one side, an all-Linn Exakt active system on the other.
See photos & full system →Three Sonus faber systems — Il Cremonese, Olympica and Stradivari — on McIntosh and Linn amplification.
See photos & full system →Wilson WATT/Puppy on Linn Klimax, Sonus faber Sonetto on the McIntosh MA252, and the full Lumina range on a Majik DSM.
See photos & full system →Three Sonus faber Homage loudspeakers — Amati G5, Serafino, and the limited-run Amati Supreme — each on deliberately different amplification.
See photos & full system →Three complete systems in one room: Wilson Alexx V on Dan D'Agostino Momentum monoblocks, Sasha V on dCS and Burmester, and the TuneTot on D'Agostino Progression electronics.
See photos & full system →A full Wilson surround array — Alexia V mains, Mezzo CSC center, Wisdom and Focal in-walls — on Trinnov Altitude32 processing and McIntosh MC1.25KW monoblocks, with Kaleidescape source.
See photos & full system →A living-room cinema built around a 100-inch Sony BRAVIA, with a full Wilson surround array and McIntosh amplification.
See photos & full system →The system that greets you on arrival: McIntosh ML1 loudspeakers on the classic C22 and MC275 tube pairing — the amplifier and preamplifier that built McIntosh's reputation.
See photos & full system →A look at the space before you visit.