Post photos of your systems/rooms here! (Part 15)

Discussion in 'Audio Hardware' started by Halloween Jack, Mar 28, 2015.

  1. SandAndGlass

    SandAndGlass Twilight Forum Resident

    I find that I don't either. Since 2012 this room has been the center of most everything in my life. We have shared our place with many, many guests. We host private dinners here, open holiday dinner's, happy hours and just good conversation, all in the company of our stereo and HT.

    I feel we have come a long way and have done a lot in that department.
     
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  2. action pact

    action pact Music Omnivore

    My, but that is beautiful!

    :bigeek:
     
  3. Dennis0675

    Dennis0675 Hyperactive!

    Location:
    Ohio
    I think a BAT tube amp is likely to happen. Mono blocks feel the the right answer but that is big money and this is a basement rig I don’t spend much time with. And then I’d need to replace the table and cart.

    Doing nothing and just spinning a few records might be the best call.
     
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  4. MisterNines

    MisterNines American

    Location:
    USA
    Thanks - she's blastin' Chuck right this very minute.
     
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  5. 56GoldTop

    56GoldTop Forum Resident

    Location:
    Nowhere, Ok
    More slow progress: need another 4 shelf rack, custom speaker stands, put my tube pre's back in the system, finish chess game with my 8 yr. old, etc. etc. etc. Tired. :sweating: Very happy to have one of my reels back in the mix, though!! :)

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  6. Kyhl

    Kyhl On break

    Location:
    Savage
    The projects never end. I'm waiting to get my system half way to where your's is before I can post an update.
    Heading out of town in the morning. No room work or leaf detail to be done this weekend.
    Leaves are about three inches deep in the back yard. They will take priority over working on the music room. Always something.
     
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  7. souladdikt

    souladdikt Forum Resident

    Thank you for the kind words. I find that the connected spaces—including outdoors to indoors—of mid-century design make for inviting, welcoming environments. I’ve really enjoyed living here and creating a space centered around music, books, and food and drink. Previously, I lived in a true loft that was part of an old refrigeration warehouse. There were no doors, except for the front door and bathroom door, and no storage space. It was quite noisy because it was on top of a pub, so my music listening was limited to headphones or desktop monitors. It was, however, amazing for entertaining. I’m happy to have had the experience of living there, but I am much happier to now have a space in which I can listen to music with company at a reasonable volume—even if it means I have to leave the room to grab ice for the next round of drinks.
     
  8. Pythonman

    Pythonman Forum Resident

    Location:
    Florida
    That’s the coolest thing I ever saw!
     
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  9. Glmoneydawg

    Glmoneydawg Forum Resident

    Location:
    Ontario Canada
    That diagonal room placement likely gives you superior imaging and bass response:)
     
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  10. progrocker

    progrocker Senior Member

    True that, imaging and tonality are surprisingly good.
     
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  11. Slippers-on

    Slippers-on Forum Resident

    Location:
    St.Louis Mo.
    Which ever way
    Nothing wrong with the Hybrids....you still get the tube doing its thing in the preamp...and the SS adding that slam.
     
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  12. Reid Smith

    Reid Smith Forum Resident

    Location:
    N Ky/Cincinnati
    In my hipster pad ;)
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  13. Slippers-on

    Slippers-on Forum Resident

    Location:
    St.Louis Mo.
    Nothing like a good game of chess!
     
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  14. Glmoneydawg

    Glmoneydawg Forum Resident

    Location:
    Ontario Canada
    My listening room is about 1500 sq ft...i went with diagonal placement ...your speakers dont have walls to reflect off...and that corner works as a bass "drain"...nice!
     
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  15. MisterNines

    MisterNines American

    Location:
    USA
    Thanks!

    It's so much fun with early pressing 45s - and mighty LOUD (lots'a 12AX7s).

    It's even got vacuum tubes that control the buttons.

    ...Seeburg's first Stereo jukebox (of course it's only stereo if you sit within 24 inches in front).
     
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  16. anothertribe

    anothertribe Forum Resident

    Location:
    Central California
    I’ll try this again with a different image hosting service since my last attempt was a fail...
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  17. Manimal

    Manimal Forum Resident

    Location:
    Southern US
    Nice, always good to see another “skull” brother:)
     
  18. Pythonman

    Pythonman Forum Resident

    Location:
    Florida
    Sweet. Gerrard table? Reels, tubes and a babe. I’ll take all of it!
     
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  19. MisterNines

    MisterNines American

    Location:
    USA
    That's really beautiful, what you've done with this REK-O-KUT.

    My dad's rig, when I was growing up, had a '59 Rondine with an ESL Tonearm/Shure M3D.

    I loved that TT.

    My dad gave me his rig in the '70s. I enjoyed it for many years, but didn't have the wisdom to keep it past the '80s.
     
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  20. Litejazz53

    Litejazz53 Perfect Sound Through Crystal Clear Digital

    Thank you my friend. :righton:
     
  21. freesole

    freesole Forum Resident

    Location:
    Seattle, WA
    Not much of a room but this is my modest setup for now.

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  22. cat9

    cat9 Forum Resident

    Very nice....especially love the console!
    ....doors or drawers on it?
    ....media storage?
     
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  23. Manimal

    Manimal Forum Resident

    Location:
    Southern US
    Tasty! Warm wood tones look very cool
     
  24. What do you mean "not much of a room"? It looks awesome! :)
     
  25. jpelg

    jpelg Forum Resident

    Location:
    The Elm City
    Beautiful system. How are you controlling your multi-channel setup? How is the tube amp integrated?
     

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