System pics 2013 - part II
- Thread starter oldius
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Thanks, Arthur.
As for the blinds, they came with the room, which used to be a kid's bedroom, I believe. So I can't answer with certainty your question. However, there is a small sticker on the Velux window-frame to which they are attached that says: www.Velux.com/shop, and thereafter some tiny images of different blinds are shown, which I suppose means Velux themselves will provide you with starry nights.
Simon
P.S. am I correct in thinking my set-up is near-field (I sit 7' away from the sub) and the speakers are, I suppose 4' apart? I'm curious because room size is often mentioned as being determinant for choosing the correct speaker size, but surely what counts is how far you sit from the speakers. My study is quite large, as the photo indicates, but I listen to music in a small section of it only. Would I benefit from larger stand-mounts?
Still a noob.
MVV
pfm Member
How about this? That's me in the corner.
www.flickr.com/photos/89777038@N07/8604853723/in/photostream
www.flickr.com/photos/89777038@N07/8604853723/in/photostream
Rana
pfm Member
Cheers Arthur. Normally it has kid's debris strewn everywhere. Look closely in the mirror in the pic of the whole kit and you'll see it piled up!
MVV
pfm Member
Ta both. Now I know it works I want to post a shot of the Amadeus with custom built table that almost makes it look good. Solid Oak and black slate top the same size as the plinth (£250 built)
www.flickr.com/photos/89777038@N07/8163993421/
www.flickr.com/photos/89777038@N07/8163993421/
Cheers, ill look up those blinds in a minute.
For what my opinions worth, if you need to sit that close and have a well integrated sub it seems unlikely that bigger stand mounts would add much except possibly boomy effects into and out of the corner.
It looks like an excellent, well powered and fed set up. I'm. A little jealous
mark.king
pfm Member
Nice rack of vinyl there MVV.
Mr Tibbs
Would look even better without the strange radiator!
oldius
Manchester City, dogs, family and food.
Thanks. They originate from 1976 I believe. I picked them up on eBay and they're incredibly good for the money I paid. More details here:
http://www.kef.com/html/gb/explore/about_kef/museum/1970s/Reference_Series103/index.html
Hoopsontoast
pfm Member
Interim system while the main bits are being built (DIY amp, speakers and TT)
Interim System by RSdesignUK, on Flickr
Eagle SA-100 by RSdesignUK, on Flickr
Full-range-drivers, EL84 SE Amp and an SACD player for £75
Interim System by RSdesignUK, on Flickr
Eagle SA-100 by RSdesignUK, on Flickr
Full-range-drivers, EL84 SE Amp and an SACD player for £75
windhoek
The Phoolosopher
From this:
to this:
and finally,this:
On the left Mana column is my AVR, stereo amp and blu ray player. My TT (fwiw, I remove the lid to play records because as you can see, I can't tilt the lid back because the TV is in the way) is on the wall shelf column and beneath that is a mini column for my headphone amp - an SPL Phonitor which I've still to buy.
to this:
and finally,this:
On the left Mana column is my AVR, stereo amp and blu ray player. My TT (fwiw, I remove the lid to play records because as you can see, I can't tilt the lid back because the TV is in the way) is on the wall shelf column and beneath that is a mini column for my headphone amp - an SPL Phonitor which I've still to buy.
Jack Barriere
Me, you and them
Digital needs Analogue for support. My new desk I built for next to nothing.
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