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    i've not hooked the system up yet, i'm waiting to re-cap the amp and get some longer speaker cable. That pic was taken just after i moved in, so nothing is in it's final position just yet


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    Ah right you are.
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    Quote Originally Posted by struth View Post
    Dropbox doesn't host. It supplies links only as long as the folder is public

    They will if course show for the owner
    Ah I see... That explains it. Funny how no-one else realised there was no pic, and the thread up until now has been somewhat pointless!

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    I was wondering where the picture was but thought computer fu** up and moved on!
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  5. #35
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    A few more up to date photos






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    Looking good Mike.

    Could do with a few more picture on the walls IMO - it looks a bit 'barren' at the moment.
    Barry

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    I know what you mean Barry, I have some music related memorabilia concert posters and so on I was going to frame and hang


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    You could be quite cute and get some deep canvas pics and stuff the back with some sound absorbent material. Decorative acoustic pics.

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    Don’t really need to as the room is acoustically dead do it it being tanked and insulated I think


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jac Hawk View Post
    Don’t really need to as the room is acoustically dead do it it being tanked and insulated I think
    Fair enough, looks great though.

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