LOL I like the drop light hanging in the middle of it all!
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In my defence, my leather listening chair does seem to have some ground-in coleslaw on it from who-knows-where....
Fake picture. The components are clearly not connected to each other.
I'm with you, Meat Loaf!Nope, that I won't do.
klettermann
Senior Member
The mess behind the rack.
. . . . but this thing at least replaced all the wall warts.
And this helps greatly with spkr cables for the video system.
. . . . but this thing at least replaced all the wall warts.
And this helps greatly with spkr cables for the video system.
klettermann
Senior Member
Sadly, you're right. It's a newish space and setup, but I'm going as fast as I can. Fortunately it's packed so tight that cleaning is now impossible., so there will be plenty of dust over time, I'm sure.
Top Tip: Start with a line of kit, and slowly advance it forward, by adding new things, thus trapping dust and death behind it in a way that is impossible for a spouse to be able to see.
DSJR
Master Contributor
I thought mine was bad, but then I looked at you's lot 
The gear has changed a little as have some of the home made cables, but the mains leads generally run down one side and signal cables down the other. The turntable signal lead is usually down the middle...
P.S. @Mart68 - you can see why the Krell suffocated in that bottom cavity
The gear has changed a little as have some of the home made cables, but the mains leads generally run down one side and signal cables down the other. The turntable signal lead is usually down the middle... P.S. @Mart68 - you can see why the Krell suffocated in that bottom cavity
Among the most tidy so far.I thought mine was bad, but then I looked at you's lot
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P.S. @Mart68 - you can see why the Krell suffocated in that bottom cavity
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DSJR
Master Contributor
The Krell (KSA50S) has gone to a highly appreciative home, which allows it plenty of ventilation should the three-step bias go above idle... the truly ancient Crown I now use mostly, 'sounds' exactly the same into these speaker loadss and barely gets above room temperature if stretched a little. It'll do me until the great gear-cull happens, upon which I'll hopefully return to active...
Top Tip: The best way to cool Krells etc. is by using a chain and 4 fathoms of sea water. And it's super-tidy.
Yep, ever been in a recording studio? LOL
Kool, Got some info or a link for that?
TIA
The one thing I did long ago is to label all the cables going into and out of my 5.2.4 rig.
Each time I've replaced my AV or whatever, I thank God my lazy ass took the time to do that.
Is that all you got? JK
Krell Killer, there otta be a law, or a Monster from the ID. LOL
The hiding part is essential, because cleaning is virtually impossible without taking a week off.
Of course I have. Long ago but helps not feeling bad to this day. Amateur in reality but acting like a true professional.
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