Review: Zeta Zero Venus Picolla

Polska wersja recenzji/Polish version of this review

   Tomasz Rogula is my fellow  countrymen. We had both grown up in Cracow during the same period of time. And although we had never met before,  fate has brought us together now, when he had been living in Warsaw for years and I had returned to Cracow after years. Both of us have  submersed ourselves in the field of music, he being consciously there and remaining very active from his earliest childhood, and I, as most of us, was only an outside consumer. The only active part on my behalf was playing the guitar in my teenage years. Currently I am a reviewer and  Tomasz is a true expert in the Polish audiophile and music industry. He is both an owner of a magnificient recording studio  TR STUDIOS and also a producer of the widely known Zeta Zero loudspeakers along with their power end bits, preamplifiers and the whole cable system. He has been presenting his achievements annually at the Warsaw Audio Show and every time he provides a real show, not only a static display. Numerous audience can have the opportunity to compare his sound system including preamplifier and amplifier to a few others, whose contents account for the highest quality analogical components of the most recognized brands. As reult, the TR Studios stall is a place where undoubtedly the most action takes place (during the Audio Show) and bluntly said, the only place where you can compare things directly, and not only listen to let’s say analog records, CDs, or just computer files. One day I will write more about those comparisons because they are very revelating – possibly on the basis of the upcoming next year’s show – and for now let us focus around particular loudspeakers being the subject of this review.