Matt78
08-04-2014, 09:01
In the spirit of sharing, which is so evident on this forum, I thought I'd post a couple of pictures of my current set-up. The piles of CDs in front of the rack are a pretty common feature. I have a huge collection and the ones I'm currently listening to most always end up in piles!
http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv273/matthewpiano/DSC_0504.jpg (http://s691.photobucket.com/user/matthewpiano/media/DSC_0504.jpg.html)
All the electronics. The Exposure amp is just gorgeous. Not an expensive amp, but very simple with a good quality volume control and a well specified transformer. Sounds a lot like a Creek 4330R I used to have and regretted parting with, though the Creek has an extra dose of clarity and openess.
http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv273/matthewpiano/DSC_0505.jpg (http://s691.photobucket.com/user/matthewpiano/media/DSC_0505.jpg.html)
One of the Dyns. I've been through loads of speakers including B&W 685s, KEF Q300s, Monitor Audios, Q Acoustics, Wharfedales, Missions, Quads.... These are by far the nicest I've had in terms of the sound they deliver. Very balanced, with superb integration between the drive units and not a hint of boom. They seem to work best about 50cm from the rear wall, as suggested in Dynaudio's excellent manual.
I'll keep this up-to-date with any developments. Thanks for looking.
http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv273/matthewpiano/DSC_0504.jpg (http://s691.photobucket.com/user/matthewpiano/media/DSC_0504.jpg.html)
All the electronics. The Exposure amp is just gorgeous. Not an expensive amp, but very simple with a good quality volume control and a well specified transformer. Sounds a lot like a Creek 4330R I used to have and regretted parting with, though the Creek has an extra dose of clarity and openess.
http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv273/matthewpiano/DSC_0505.jpg (http://s691.photobucket.com/user/matthewpiano/media/DSC_0505.jpg.html)
One of the Dyns. I've been through loads of speakers including B&W 685s, KEF Q300s, Monitor Audios, Q Acoustics, Wharfedales, Missions, Quads.... These are by far the nicest I've had in terms of the sound they deliver. Very balanced, with superb integration between the drive units and not a hint of boom. They seem to work best about 50cm from the rear wall, as suggested in Dynaudio's excellent manual.
I'll keep this up-to-date with any developments. Thanks for looking.