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

Ha! No, not a Tyler thing, though I can see it now..

They're an attempt to keep the acoustics from vibrating with the stereo. Nothing fancy, just a Takamine and my first guitar, a Japanese-made Yamaha classical from the 60's.

 

The 2M mono. Thought about the Koetsu, the Miyajima and the Hana, but my local dealer, whom I wanted to support, carries Ortofon and I wanted to start with something simple and solid without spending a ton, since this is my first mono deck.

That was a run on sentence. Sorry.

 

Got it set up on a simple table.. still working on the other one. Lille two piece diddy.

 

Can we see your toaster oven ?

 

Apologize if I overshared. First time with the new pic hosting site.

 

I don't think you did.

 

Since I subscribed to the Whispering Solo Piano channel, I have wanted to set a small, left overs component system in the bedroom, this solo only piano channel is a great sleeping pill. So, here is a nice hodgepodge of components and my new Polk LSiM 703 bookshelf speakers. It all worked out so nicely, thanks for looking.

Sony SCD-1 CD/SACD Player
Marantz SR-6004 Multi Channel Receiver
Sony RDR-GX7 DVD Recorder and CD Player
Audio Engine Great Little D1 DAC
HP Laptop Computer Only Used As A Music Server
Dayton Outboard Sub-Woofer Amplifier
Definitive Technology Powerfield 1500 Subwoofer
Polk LSiM 703 Bookshelf Speakers
Aperion Super Tweeter Used On Polk LSiM 703 Speakers

Old Stuff Put To Good Use!

 

Wow, just a GREAT system, beautifully laid out, and I also like your record doctor's office on one side of the room, you have got it all going on, thanks for sharing.

 

Turntable. Receiver. Speakers. I love the simplicity. I also love the beefy back half of that receiver. Great looking system and room.

 

Very nice Dennis. Fisher with audio note? How's that pairing sound?

 

It’s not bad

 

Sweet

 

Looking good my man!

 

Not overshared. A nice set of pictures that shows what you do for playback, storage, and cleaning. Neat!

The record cleaning counter does look like a kitchen counter with a bunch of kitchen appliances on it. That's what I took the toaster comment to refer to.

 

Here are some more pictures of the plinth I build for my Technics 1200.

 

Plywood is much stronger than MDF in that regard, no additional support is needed. The ones I have my vinyl on do sag slightly though, maybe an 1/8" or 3/16" over 4' after decades of use.

 

Great system. Not overshared at all.
That’s a helluva record cleaning station.

Which gives better results...the VPI or the Ultrasonic cleaner?

 

Beautiful! Thanks for taking those photos- just a quick question though: how do you attach the wooden plinth to the body of the turntable? What keeps it from slipping dow

 

SCD-1 is still so cool! I use to have an SCD-777ES, that was a beast also

 

My dream is to go fully loaded! That is beautiful.

Here is mine again,

Ittok LVII
Audio-Technica AT33-PTG/II
Cirkus Bearing
Kore sub-chassis
Trampoline 2
Lingo 3

 

That's what I allready thought, thanks! If I ever make some more I will also take the plywood route.

 

Impressive, nice tight joints.