System pics 2018

[darrenyeats]

When you have new mantelpieces, flaunt them.

Bom buddha bom. Taxi!

 

[k90tour]

What happened to the Yamaha mantlepieces?

 

[Whaleblue]

What happened to the Yamaha mantlepieces?

Still have them. Trying to convince Mrs Wb to let me keep them as well!

 

[christray]

DSC_0033 by Chris Bancroft, on Flickr

My quads

 

[misterdog]

I need that room for mine

#slopingceiling#morespace.

 

[crimsondonkey]

 

[SteveH]

^ At least they don’t dominate the room!

 

[Purité Audio]

Even small horns are large loudspeakers.
Keith

 

[Felix]

If only it worked.
Back to Les........

 

[varyat]

If only it worked.
Back to Les........

That is my son's set-up only with a Lounge LCR phono pre into the Nait...and it works !
Get it serviced and enjoy!
ATB,
Mark

 

[david ellwood]

Wow , a masterclass in siting equipment for maximum noise transmission

 

[Felix]

Wow , a masterclass in siting equipment for maximum noise transmission

Sorry it offends you so much

 

[Ponty]

If only it worked.
Back to Les........

Oh no! What’s up with the amps? Nice looking LP12 by the way...

 

[misterdog]

Wow , a masterclass in siting equipment for maximum noise transmission

Though if you look closely the TT is sat on a wall mounted shelf.

 

[david ellwood]

Ideally the lingo which is effectively a highish voltage generator should be sited as far from the turntable and preamp as possible.

Not sat right on top of it.

 

[pjdowns]

Ideally everyone would have their own hifi room, which was setup perfectly with the right amount of oxygen levels and rack components, plus it would be really good if we could achieve world peace... but reality is everyone has limitations, whether it is financial, or environmental, or whatever, so why do people feel the need to pick up on something as mundane and ridiculous as this?

 

[Shane2468]

Ideally everyone would have their own hifi room, which was setup perfectly with the right amount of oxygen levels and rack components, plus it would be really good if we could achieve world peace... but reality is everyone has limitations, whether it is financial, or environmental, or whatever, so why do people feel the need to pick up on something as mundane and ridiculous as this?

Very well said, Paul.

S.

 

[Bob McC]

Ideally everyone would have their own hifi room, which was setup perfectly with the right amount of oxygen levels and rack components, plus it would be really good if we could achieve world peace... but reality is everyone has limitations, whether it is financial, or environmental, or whatever, so why do people feel the need to pick up on something as mundane and ridiculous as this?

If you had ever heard how compromising poor equipment placement can be you would not think it mundane and ridiculous to point it out.

 

[htsdgrvs]

Ideally everyone would have their own hifi room, which was setup perfectly with the right amount of oxygen levels and rack components, plus it would be really good if we could achieve world peace... but reality is everyone has limitations, whether it is financial, or environmental, or whatever, so why do people feel the need to pick up on something as mundane and ridiculous as this?

Oxygen is a terrible environment for hifi, if for no other reason than corrosion of vital components and connections. Ideally one's listening room would be flushed of oxygen and be an entirely nitrogen environment.

 

[pjdowns]

If you had ever heard how compromising poor equipment placement can be you would not think it mundane and ridiculous to point it out.

I agree with your first point, as there is a compromise, but I don’t think it’s fair to point out something that the owner may/probably already knows.

It is mundane and ridiculous to pick up on it and is just willy waving games.