DanielT
Major Contributor
I visited this fair yesterday!
DIY & Vintage meeting in Mölnlycke
Here is a short report.
When: 6 November 2021
Where:
Country: Sweden
City: Gothenburg
I took pictures myself BUT most were so damn blurred so I borrow pictures from this thread, taken by other participants.
Pictures taken from here:
It was very nice and fun. At least as fun to hang out with like-minded people as to hear good Hifi facilities/solutions. Rewarding to get inspiration and ideas. There was also a Hifi flea market at the fair.
The atmosphere was great and the attitude from those who demonstrated was relaxed and sometimes humorous. This can probably happen when there are no commercial forces involved. For example, a comment from one, when he demonstrated his DIY , said
"Unfortunately, it sounds a bit screaming (distortion) when I play high volume with certain songs, you get to stuff paper in your ears then"
. It was said with a playful tone, nice with a bit of ironic self-distance though. By the way, at the fair a little drama, as usual. Missing cables,some electronics that broke (the day before the demonstration). The old ordinary in other words.It is like belonging to a Vintage DIY fair. Part of its charm. I think.
(most things worked, of course, perfectly and were really good)
If you have questions, feel free to ask them.
So enough waffle from my side here are the pictures:
First thanks to the organizer Björn. You get the highest marks for your way of arranging the fair. Thank you very much for your commitment!
Incidentally, one of the best Hifi systems I have heard. Incredibly good sound. Incomparable. Here a video Mr. DIY Solhaga himself filmed.
Here Solhaga describes his new DIY speakers:
Edit: ....a little more
DIY & Vintage meeting in Mölnlycke
Here is a short report.
When: 6 November 2021
Where:
Country: Sweden
City: Gothenburg
I took pictures myself BUT most were so damn blurred so I borrow pictures from this thread, taken by other participants.
Pictures taken from here:
It was very nice and fun. At least as fun to hang out with like-minded people as to hear good Hifi facilities/solutions. Rewarding to get inspiration and ideas. There was also a Hifi flea market at the fair.
The atmosphere was great and the attitude from those who demonstrated was relaxed and sometimes humorous. This can probably happen when there are no commercial forces involved. For example, a comment from one, when he demonstrated his DIY , said
"Unfortunately, it sounds a bit screaming (distortion) when I play high volume with certain songs, you get to stuff paper in your ears then"
. It was said with a playful tone, nice with a bit of ironic self-distance though. By the way, at the fair a little drama, as usual. Missing cables,some electronics that broke (the day before the demonstration). The old ordinary in other words.It is like belonging to a Vintage DIY fair. Part of its charm. I think.
(most things worked, of course, perfectly and were really good)
If you have questions, feel free to ask them.
So enough waffle from my side here are the pictures:
First thanks to the organizer Björn. You get the highest marks for your way of arranging the fair. Thank you very much for your commitment!
Incidentally, one of the best Hifi systems I have heard. Incredibly good sound. Incomparable. Here a video Mr. DIY Solhaga himself filmed.
Here Solhaga describes his new DIY speakers:
Edit: ....a little more
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