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Floyddroid
17-03-2016, 23:37
Well, i decided to bite the bullet and shift all me gear. Cave now located to the rear of the house. A huge improvement.:)
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n621/Progmeister/Cave%204.jpg (http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/Progmeister/media/Cave%204.jpg.html)
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n621/Progmeister/Tascam.jpg (http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/Progmeister/media/Tascam.jpg.html)
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n621/Progmeister/401.jpg (http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/Progmeister/media/401.jpg.html)
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n621/Progmeister/Hecos.jpg (http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/Progmeister/media/Hecos.jpg.html)
jandl100
18-03-2016, 07:01
Very nice and tidy.
Oo - that R2R. Audio Al is going to be soiling his underwear!
What does the speaker end look like?
brian2957
18-03-2016, 07:11
Aye , can we see the bigger picture please Steve .
Glad it's starting to work out for you :)
Floyddroid
18-03-2016, 08:22
Aye, i'll take some piccies later on today. Busy evening up the room with some GIK panel's at the mo.
Aye , can we see the bigger picture please Steve .
Glad it's starting to work out for you :)
Look at the size of that Garrard! Is there a built in beer fridge in that thing, Steve?
brian2957
18-03-2016, 08:30
Thanks Steve . Love the turntable and the R2R BTW :)
Look at the size of that Garrard! Is there a built in beer fridge in that thing, Steve?
Yes - why is the plinth so deep Steve?
Indeed. All the more structure to resonate and generate vibration, IMO, so not a good idea.... Sorry, but I've never been into bulky and 'oversized' plinths.
Marco.
Audio Al
18-03-2016, 11:49
Some nice kit you have Sir:)
A R2R is a MUST in everyones kit list , I see you have one :D
Pants soiled :lol:
Looks awesome Steve-o
Love the R2R
DogsPart2
18-03-2016, 15:58
Very clean and inviting.
Where's the glass of scotch?
Whats the improvements Steve ? Room acoustics better ?
Indeed. All the more structure to resonate and generate vibration, IMO, so not a good idea.... Sorry, but I've never been into bulky and 'oversized' plinths.
Marco.
Not if the plinth is solid, as plinths designed for the 301/401 usually are. Must weigh a ton though.
Floyddroid
19-03-2016, 09:32
Hopefully the added images should cover everything.
Aye , can we see the bigger picture please Steve .
Glad it's starting to work out for you :)
Floyddroid
19-03-2016, 09:34
Much better Brian. However, one side of the room is open so i have ordered some Gik screens. Much better environment. I love it in there.
Whats the improvements Steve ? Room acoustics better ?
Floyddroid
19-03-2016, 09:36
The glass is in the sink and the scotch is in my ailing body somewhere Ron.
Very clean and inviting.
Where's the glass of scotch?
Floyddroid
19-03-2016, 09:38
Not yet Martin but now you mention it.......
Look at the size of that Garrard! Is there a built in beer fridge in that thing, Steve?
What's the squeakers you got in there Steve?
HackneyRF
19-03-2016, 12:04
Looks great Steve. Good stuff. What are the stands you are using? They look pretty substantial and no doubt must be considering how much that TT must weigh! I have to say that in my humble opinion black and white photographs add an element of coolness that colour photos just can't match.
Cheers
Loz
brian2957
19-03-2016, 13:59
Thanks Steve , looking good mate . What speakers are you using ?
Floyddroid
19-03-2016, 15:38
Looks great Steve. Good stuff. What are the stands you are using? They look pretty substantial and no doubt must be considering how much that TT must weigh! I have to say that in my humble opinion black and white photographs add an element of coolness that colour photos just can't match.
Cheers
Loz
They are Usher stands. I deal for large gear, valve amps etc.
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