anyone know any outgoing model AVR receiver for sale at this show

KLIAV: For tube lovers

Valve enthusiasts will not be left out of the action at the KL International AV Show this weekend.
The beautiful - in terms of looks and sound - Unison Research amps will be making a comeback to the Malaysian hi-fi scene.
A & L Audio Station was appointed its dealer just weeks ago and Unison Research pre and power amps will be on demo in one of its rooms.
The system will comprise the Unison Research CD player, the Unison Research Reference Pre and Reference monoblock power amps driving a pair of Focus Audio Master 2.5 speakers.
In another room, A & L Audio Station will demo VTL amps driving speakers from the Dali Euphonia or Helicon II range.
A & L Audio Station will also be displaying the PS Audio PerfectWave Transport and matching PerfectWave DAC.

One of its rooms will be used to demo a HT system comprising NAD AV amps, PSB speakers and Velodyne sub-woofer.

Samsung also showcasing their 3D displays but in the right corner on the 4th floor (below the stairs). They had a non 3D full HD 63" for sale but was unable to provide me with model number (it was going for RM10k display unit price) Panasonic had some pretty huge displays on showcase; 108" and 65". Very nice but probably take a few lifetimes of earnings to afford one.

I'm impressed with the real 3D titles (Monster vs Aliens). Too bad no Avatar in 3D, the 2D to 3D converted picture isn't as great.

Checked out the Dune player too on the 8th floor. Pretty sweet I think, but if I decide to go with a 3D display, then I'll have to get a 3D blu-ray player so I won't need the Dune. But very impressive player that.

Ton of movies on the hard drive to display, and only 2 bluray I saw earlier (Baraka and Apocalypto) displayed on the 50V20K plasma.

I believe the Denon AVR-1911,2311 and 3311 were up for display/sale as well on the 4th floor. Can't remember which room it was in.

One good thing this time, I didn't see anyone smoking or spitting in the staircase area. I was there early so I wouldn't know about the later crowds. Just a little weird, do companies really display and demonstrate products in tiny hotel rooms? Was this to save cost or something for the expo?

Denon