SHOW US your listening room )

[MattHooper]

All my source gear and application is kept in a separate room down the hall:

Transrotor Fat Bob S turntable:

One of my Conrad Johnson premier 12 tube mono blocks:

And finally, here’s a remote control I had custom designed. I was sick of manipulating the volume and other features with a smart screen or remote with tiny buttons. I just wanted a nice big volume knob that I could use from my listening position. I much prefer the haptics.

It’s a really nice ergonomic design, the teardrop wood base feels great and supports my wrist wonderfully.

Plus, the volume knob has all sorts of additional functions if I want them, push down to mute or dim the sound, double tap to change inputs, it can work with any of my preamplifiers, it can control volume and picture when I’m watching a movie, etc:

 

[Mikig]

returned to my small room, 3m by 5m

In use, now, Audio Note Oto, with Dynaudio, cd Mark Levinson, and Qobuz streaming service.

Sometimes I switch with preamp and power amp.

I’m very happy with my system, and setup and my room!!

 

[Mikig]

Among the many photos, I found one taken of my first system, in 1993, when I purchased the Audio Note, the speaker stands, and the cabinet for the system components. It had only one flaw: I had to move the speakers every time I listened... but how beautiful it was. The speakers were ESBs, the CD player was a Pioneer PD 7700, and the tape deck was an Aiwa. Aside from the CD player, I still have everything, and I still use the amplifier today!

 

[JamesYeomans]

Last Christmas with my ma, at my place in the UK.

As well as the large Genelec 7370A sub on the left between the chair and the bookcase, there's also a smaller 7360A sub to the right of the xmas tree, as well as a couple of 8341As wall mounted behind. The source is a Windows 11 media-server behind that dark blue velvet curtain below the front right 8351B, with an RME HDSPe AES PCIe card feeding all 7 channels digitally.
I can't see me ever changing this set-up unless I move house for some reason. I couldn't be happier with it. That said I do plan to wall-mount that centre 8351B at some point, as I don't like the white stand it's currently on.

 

[Martini]

All my source gear and application is kept in a separate room down the hall:

Is this a waffle iron?

 

[pedros_2005]

 

[Kal Rubinson]

Not my first but a long time ago:

Added in edit: The rest of this system was a pair of home-made Altec A-7s.

 

[Keith_W]

Since we are posting old photos ... this was my first hifi system. Mission 760i speakers, NAD 3020i amplifier, and a Sony Walkman as a source. One of my first upgrades was from a tape Walkman to a CD Walkman.

 

[MattHooper]

Is this a waffle iron?

For what it cost, it should do double duty!

 

[MattHooper]

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Subwoofers can be seen in the corners. There are four monoblocks here and an 8 channel DAC. They are all in the picture but I have hidden them well enough so the system doesn't look too cluttered

There is some scattered acoustic treatment that I bought years ago when I didn't know what I was doing and lived in a different home. I don't need them, so I chuck them there. It probably has a small effect, certainly not as profound as placing them behind me.

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View to the listening position. The position of the speakers, subs, and the MLP was determined through measurement.

I always get a kick out of seeing your system!
Beautiful gear. Tubes always get a thumbs up from me. And it’s a beautiful space.

 

[daniboun]

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Subwoofers can be seen in the corners. There are four monoblocks here and an 8 channel DAC. They are all in the picture but I have hidden them well enough so the system doesn't look too cluttered

There is some scattered acoustic treatment that I bought years ago when I didn't know what I was doing and lived in a different home. I don't need them, so I chuck them there. It probably has a small effect, certainly not as profound as placing them behind me.

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View to the listening position. The position of the speakers, subs, and the MLP was determined through measurement.

These speakers really look like the Avantgarde duo.

 

[Keith_W]

These speakers really look like the Avantgarde duo.

They are Acapella High Violons.

 

[daniboun]

They are Acapella High Violons.

They are clearly competitors, and what's more, from the same country. )))

 

[CapMan]

It's a 2.3m x 3.4m wool carpet, about 2cm thick. I shampoo it every year, and it's been freshly shampooed a couple of weeks ago

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Now that the weather is getting better I am doing all my annual maintenance. I finished re-oiling my outdoor furniture this morning

Love the model boat Keith

 

[Burning Sounds]

It's been a few years since I posted a room picture - firing across the room now instead of down the length.

Looking down the room...

 

[Mart68]

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There's a woofer on the floor.

 

[waynel]

Three main listening areas. Details in signature.

 

[waynel]

Three main listening areas. Details in signature.

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Almost forgot to include the modest system in the vacation house. All the Vandersteen's in this thread reminded me.

 

[Mart68]

Almost forgot to include the modest system in the vacation house. All the Vandersteen's in this thread reminded me.


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A rare room where the first thing I look at is not the stereo system! And very tastefully furnished too.

 

[Subob]

It's been a few years since I posted a room picture - firing across the room now instead of down the length.

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Looking down the room...

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Interesting seeing that reissue cover of the Pablo/Tubby album. I also have it on a reissue, but it's with the original cover artwork.

Nice room.

What album is in the frame?, btw.