Is that an old Quad RTR tape player in the center?Colleagues, here is a photo of my system undergoing refit. The speakers here are JBL 4408 in a new enclosure. The original boxes were destroyed because of a leaky garage incident.
Is that an old Quad RTR tape player in the center?Colleagues, here is a photo of my system undergoing refit. The speakers here are JBL 4408 in a new enclosure. The original boxes were destroyed because of a leaky garage incident.
Great! Don't know if your a member at quadraphonicquad.com but there's a lot of folksYes on the tape machine, it's a Teac 3440. I used to do remote recordings. It still works very well. The other machines are a Sony 766 half track, and a Teac 3300.
And a small fortune in tapes. I just can't give them up. I still drag out tapes and play them.
WOW!!! Be careful you don't hurt yourselfThe theater plays flat to 10 Hz, up to 110 dB. Above 110 dB the infrasonic content compresses, but above 20 Hz or so it'll hit 115 dB.
Klipsch and Sierra Nevada Pale Ale...can't be all badALAC > Cubilux USB A to TOSLINK > Behringer DEQ2496 spidf in/out > Topping E30 II DAC opt in > 2xFosi V3mono 48V/10a split > Klipsch KLF-20 w/Crites tweets & xoView attachment 388370View attachment 388371View attachment 388372JPL Skylab art in primitive Decoupage
Welcome to ASR @Akronos !!! I would imagine that Topping - KEF based rig is offering some amazing sound. Except for very high SPL's it's going to be hard to beat with that new system.After the amazing room @anotherhobby posted I'll show my tiny setup that I put together after discovering ASR while looking for a new system.
Nice, thanks for the photo !and some CD shelves made with cases of wine
Of course not, i recover the empty cases in supermarkets 20 years ago, but now you have to buy them with bottles insideNice, thanks for the photo !
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Beautiful setup. Sure sounds awesome as wellThis is my setup for a year now. Wich Bacch Audiophile with ORC DSP.
A NAD M33, Analysis Audio Omega dipole speakers and big custom made absorbers behind them. And two JL-E112 subwoofers. I've been listening to a lot of different setups.. But I really love what it is now. The sound of well designed full range ribbon planars is just amazing.
The room has been acoustically treated (ceiling, walls). When I listen music I put some (mobile) absorbers on the left before the glass pane.
I'm liking everything I see there.This is my setup for a year now. Wich Bacch Audiophile with ORC DSP.
A NAD M33, Analysis Audio Omega dipole speakers and big custom made absorbers behind them. And two JL-E112 subwoofers. I've been listening to a lot of different setups.. But I really love what it is now. The sound of well designed full range ribbon planars is just amazing.
The room has been acoustically treated (ceiling, walls). When I listen music I put some (mobile) absorbers on the left before the glass pane.
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Could you post a picture? I have a new listening room that is extremely live and while I am a huge proponent of room treatment, in this case, the mid-century aesthetic is taking precedence and permanently altering the look will not fly.The room has been acoustically treated (ceiling, walls). When I listen music I put some (mobile) absorbers on the left before the glass pane.
Could you post a picture? I have a new listening room that is extremely live and while I am a huge proponent of room treatment, in this case, the mid-century aesthetic is taking precedence and permanently altering the look will not fly.
I am considering bringing in movable absorption and diffusion panels for the times when listening to the system without the airport terminal acoustics is desirable.