Hi all, just sharing some photos I took at Audeum, an incredible vintage audio museum in Seoul, Korea.
Admissions are free, but you need to reserve a ticket in advance, and this process took me several months, as tickets are gone within seconds, and are only available once per month. While I only speak English, I had no trouble, the staff are polite and very helpful, some are bilingual.
All in, amazing this place exists, and in such fine form; I hope it thrives.
For those who might consider visiting Korea one day, I would also recommend Electroland in Yongsan. I have a lot of photos of this place too, but they're on my other phone, would need to dig them up. But essentially it's a market full of everything you can imagine, including unobtainum, all under one roof. I know Japan has a lot of well deserved clout for its hifi markets, but I've never seen anything in Tokyo or Osaka quite like Electroland in Seoul.
Admissions are free, but you need to reserve a ticket in advance, and this process took me several months, as tickets are gone within seconds, and are only available once per month. While I only speak English, I had no trouble, the staff are polite and very helpful, some are bilingual.
All in, amazing this place exists, and in such fine form; I hope it thrives.
For those who might consider visiting Korea one day, I would also recommend Electroland in Yongsan. I have a lot of photos of this place too, but they're on my other phone, would need to dig them up. But essentially it's a market full of everything you can imagine, including unobtainum, all under one roof. I know Japan has a lot of well deserved clout for its hifi markets, but I've never seen anything in Tokyo or Osaka quite like Electroland in Seoul.
