Yeah.

So they do spicy digital components.

Okay.

They had a JC Cora turntable, an Engstrom amplifier, the Swedish company, and chroma speakers.

And that was very impressive because, you know, the Kramer speakers were very small floor standers, two-way floor stander.

And, yeah, they were just open, open and smooth and, again, dynamic and that tonal quality that I enjoy.

That's another one of my things.

Yes,

Edgar?

Yeah, as from my perspective, as far as, uh, covering as much ground as possible within the smallest amount of time possible, I found, um, Munich easier only because you, you more or less knew there was the atrium, and the other side of that there were rooms and there were corridors, and you're going left, right, left, right, left, right.

Uh, once you ...

And, and from floor to floor.

Once that's done, you go to the next atrium s- section, and then you start again with the, uh, corridor rooms.

So I found, I still find-Uh, Munich easier to navigate in terms of sheer step numbers.

[laughs] Um, but I agree the, uh, the positioning of i- uh, info desks and help desks, uh, strategically at, on every level made it a lot easier.

Edgar, anything that you saw that, uh, some-