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FrostEOne
10-06-2018, 13:32
Couple pics, one of SS system and other is Vacuum tube system.
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o530/FrostEOne/DSC00506_zpsmlpwr16x.jpg (http://s1146.photobucket.com/user/FrostEOne/media/DSC00506_zpsmlpwr16x.jpg.html)
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o530/FrostEOne/DSC00504_zpscsrmbphp.jpg (http://s1146.photobucket.com/user/FrostEOne/media/DSC00504_zpscsrmbphp.jpg.html)

jandl100
10-06-2018, 15:00
Wow - I get the impression that you like a bit of bass, Mark! :eyebrows:

I don't recognise much of that gear.

What are the speakers/subs?
Some closeups of the electronics would be good!
Is that a Marantz receiver/tuner?

Nice looking doggie. :)

Copied from your Intro thread...


Thanks for the welcomes, here's a rundown on my 2 systems.

Solid-state: Plextor PLX-1000, Audio Technica VM760SLC, Denon TU-1500RD, Denon CD Changer, Adcom GFP-815, Adcom GFA-555se, CerwinVega CLS-215, CerwinVega XLS-15S

Vacuum tube: (Plextor PLX-1000, Audio Technica VM760SLC - borrowed from SS system), Yamaha YP800, Clearaudio - Performer V2 Ebony MM, JD9II Phono Preamplifier Level 1 Upg, JD9II Phono Preamplifier, Marantz 125, Fusion DAC Transport, Fusion 3000 Preamplifier, Jolida Fusion 3502P Power Amplifier. Yamaha NS1000M, SVS Dual SB-2000

I stick a couple pics in Gallery.

FrostEOne
10-06-2018, 16:23
Jerry, it's quite surprising what the subs add to 2 channel stereo. There's a story behind their existence in my system.

Took a few closer pics, let me know which gear is unrecognized.

Aohdfin Bear (Dog) thanks you for complimenting him, he stays pretty close.

FrostEOne
10-06-2018, 16:34
Denon TU-1500RD, Denon CD Changer, Adcom GFP-815, Adcom GFA-555se,
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o530/FrostEOne/DSC00511_zps7gksxbpa.jpg (http://s1146.photobucket.com/user/FrostEOne/media/DSC00511_zps7gksxbpa.jpg.html)

Cerwin-Vega CLS-215 & Cerwin-Vega 15S sub
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o530/FrostEOne/DSC00508_zpshrmacadr.jpg (http://s1146.photobucket.com/user/FrostEOne/media/DSC00508_zpshrmacadr.jpg.html)

FrostEOne
10-06-2018, 16:40
Pioneer PLX-1000 & Yamaha YP-800
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o530/FrostEOne/DSC00513_zpsndwaetxm.jpg (http://s1146.photobucket.com/user/FrostEOne/media/DSC00513_zpsndwaetxm.jpg.html)

Tube system in cabinet
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o530/FrostEOne/DSC00514_zpsiescxp0x.jpg (http://s1146.photobucket.com/user/FrostEOne/media/DSC00514_zpsiescxp0x.jpg.html)

Yamaha NS1000M & SVS SB-2000
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o530/FrostEOne/DSC00512_zps6tnkclsd.jpg (http://s1146.photobucket.com/user/FrostEOne/media/DSC00512_zps6tnkclsd.jpg.html)

Primalsea
10-06-2018, 17:01
That’s some setup you have there! Obviously one’s for relaxing and the other’s for the acid-house parties at the weekend.

Idlewithnodrive
10-06-2018, 17:05
I'm guessing that the Plextor turntable is pretty much a Technics 1200 clone ?

RobbieGong
10-06-2018, 17:11
Love the yammy 800 - nice !!

FrostEOne
10-06-2018, 17:15
Oops, typed that wrong. Pioneer PLX-1000. yes, I believe it's quite similar to Technics 1200

FrostEOne
10-06-2018, 17:17
Thanks RobbieGong, I've had that turntable for a long time, purchased new in 70s.

RobbieGong
10-06-2018, 17:37
Thanks RobbieGong, I've had that turntable for a long time, purchased new in 70s.

Yeah, lovely thing, you've done the right thing in holding on to it ! :) https://www.vinylengine.com/turntable_reviews.php?make=Yamaha&model=YP-800

Primalsea
10-06-2018, 18:27
Mark, do you find a there is a big difference between using one sub and when using both?

I have a single sub and found it worked really well if I used it just underpin the speakers, rather than use the sub for outright extension of the lower frequencies.

FrostEOne
10-06-2018, 20:41
Mark, do you find a there is a big difference between using one sub and when using both?

I have a single sub and found it worked really well if I used it just underpin the speakers, rather than use the sub for outright extension of the lower frequencies.

Paul,

Running two or more subwoofers improves low frequency performance in several ways, compared to running a single subwoofer. These include: reduced phase cancellation for more room-filing bass, increased headroom for deeper, harder-hitting output, easier room integration and reduced localization so it feels like bass is emanating from all around you.

I have the subs front and center, but listening you'd never know it. I've had the Yamahas in the center and subs outside but subs seemed to be harder to integrate and not as smooth. These are sealed subs, quite musical.

Mark