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krzych
19-09-2010, 12:01
I took some photos of my stereo system:

# amp: Amplifon Audio WT40-II (I wrote a few words about it in my “hello thread”)

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz4lBLmHI/AAAAAAAABT0/n9BnD_WPi2Y/s800/pic_01a.jpg

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz5MigJDI/AAAAAAAABT4/OARk1402m9I/s800/pic_02a.jpg

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz50m5GjI/AAAAAAAABT8/gcWrh0xcUP8/s800/pic_03a.jpg


# CD: Arcam FMJ CD23T (... dCS for the poor :eyebrows: )

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz7oiZ99I/AAAAAAAABUI/YP2Rhx_4q3M/s800/pic_06a.jpg


# turntable: Technics SL-1600mk2 with EPC207 ED pickup...

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz6WT68jI/AAAAAAAABUA/DMULHkno5U4/s800/pic_04a.jpg


… and DIY phono stage: dual mono VSPS made by my friend;

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz8cZBsYI/AAAAAAAABUM/ItA3ebeaa2A/s800/pic_05a.jpg


# tuners: Technics ST-9038, Kenwood KT-990D and Yamaha T-2;

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz7HksfjI/AAAAAAAABUE/YnXNrIO8OzY/s800/pic_07a.jpg


# speakers: JMLab Electra 905 on Atacama SL-500 stands and granite plates;

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz8zv4nTI/AAAAAAAABUQ/UFZiPqcqf3o/s800/pic_08a.jpg


room: about 18sq meters; 2,85m height, long but tight :-( I had a lot of troubles to properly set my spekers in it...

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz9lrCUkI/AAAAAAAABUU/7OKw-A1_h2o/s800/pic_09a.jpg

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz-AgKW9I/AAAAAAAABUY/tLtcT0lifoI/s800/pic_10a.jpg


... and cables: DNM Reson LSC II in bi-wire, Stereovox Vespa, DIY IC made from old russian military silver/copper wire and Neutrik plugs; VH Audio and DIY silver in teflon mains cables

John
19-09-2010, 12:05
Nice looking system

Techno Commander
19-09-2010, 12:33
Very nice. Love the amp.

Rare Bird
19-09-2010, 12:53
tis a nice looking amp..Any details?

krzych
19-09-2010, 13:21
I'ts a 40W push-pull amp on 6S33S-V tubes, works in pure class A, without negative feedback; it uses ECC82/12AU7 tubes as input section and russian 6N1P-EW in control stage. It has automatic regulated bias and 10-section toroidal output transformers.

I can see, that polish tube amp will make great career at this forum :lolsign:

Spectral Morn
19-09-2010, 14:21
Looking very nice indeed :)


Regards D S D L

DSJR
19-09-2010, 14:28
Cat or dog?

krzych
19-09-2010, 15:58
three cats, one black and two brindle

Snoopdog
19-09-2010, 16:59
Great pictures!

goraman
19-09-2010, 17:46
You have done a great deal in such a small space,Is the room very long?
I know space is often the limiting factor in Eroupe,but I'm a little worried your crowding the Radiator.How hot dose it get? And can it melt your foam sound treatment?

krzych
19-09-2010, 18:04
Great pictures!

thank You. it's an old Olympus SL-550SP with "zoom error". It's terrible to take a photos with it, almost always is out of focus. I must find another camera :-)

krzych
19-09-2010, 18:12
You have done a great deal in such a small space,Is the room very long?
I know space is often the limiting factor in Eroupe,but I'm a little worried your crowding the Radiator.How hot dose it get? And can it melt your foam sound treatment?

my flat isn't big, I had problem with a place for my stereo. and it was the best :) it's a big compromise - "listening space" is only 2,4m x 5,5m and 2,85m height. The radiator isn't hot enough to melt foam, cats are most dangerous... ;)

DSJR
19-09-2010, 19:50
three cats, one black and two brindle

Can we have pics of these too please :)

Alex_UK
19-09-2010, 21:01
Great, loving the rack - and the amp, especially. And are they pictures of a Mercedes 600? What's the story?

krzych
19-09-2010, 23:04
Can we have pics of these too please :)

:) meet my boys

Teo…
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJaH2IZNAkI/AAAAAAAABVo/oXZkb300T9Q/s800/P9030666-1.jpg

…Jul…
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJaH2pgeSTI/AAAAAAAABVs/Jr0Oa5HPMiA/s800/P9050678-1.jpg

… and Grisha
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJaH3Om8xUI/AAAAAAAABVw/IDRbc-nMth4/s800/P9150716-1.jpg

krzych
20-09-2010, 00:20
Great, loving the rack - and the amp, especially. And are they pictures of a Mercedes 600? What's the story?

Yes, it's an Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman photo ;-) I like “youngtimers” very much, especially MB cars.
And short history about my old Mercedes :) A few years ago me and my wife we've had an 1978 W123 200D “nickel grün” with "tabak" interior. I haven't got a drivers license, but my wife has one, so she has been a driver. But unfortunately she didn't like this car, so it has been sold soon. Now we've got an small and boring Kia. And I can't find a reason to finish my driver's course... :lolsign:

Rare Bird
20-09-2010, 13:59
Nice catz Krzych. :)

Techno Commander
20-09-2010, 14:50
Gorgeous cats. :)

Rare Bird
20-09-2010, 15:01
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJXz-AgKW9I/AAAAAAAABUY/tLtcT0lifoI/s800/pic_10a.jpg



Couldnt help noticing a proper radiator on the back wall corner

Marco
20-09-2010, 16:27
Hehe... Indeed! We have those in our house - and what a heat they give off!

I like your system and room, Krzych - very 'cosy' and homely :)

Love your cats, too :respect:

Marco.

krzych
20-09-2010, 16:47
thank You all for warm words about my cats and stereo system :)
And I'd like to make one thing clear - as I said, my flat is rather small and one room was divded on two smaller ones :) So, on this photo you can see a small part of radiator only - the rest of it is in bedroom, behind the wall on left side ;)

iJoe
21-09-2010, 12:51
The radiator goes through the wall? Do you have any treatment on the sidewalls? The speakers are very close, so your bound to have comb filtering occurring.

Nice system and lovely cats!

krzych
21-09-2010, 13:41
yes, the radiator goes through the wall made with plasterboard panels. I don't have any treatments on the sidewalls. Speakers are close walls, but on both sides there are entrances - to bedroom and half-open kitchen, it makes a little more space for loudspeakers...

And here's a view at rear wall and listening place - there's one piece of foam over the painting :) and another - behind the sofa, sound's better with it. the cat sleeps at listener's place ;)

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJi1Dq-OApI/AAAAAAAABYI/cSAFTyj8I0A/s800/P9210820-2.JPG

Techno Commander
21-09-2010, 14:04
Cats always know the best spots for sleeping.

Usually on top of the amps. :)

jandl100
22-09-2010, 09:25
Yeah - one of my cats always used to sit in front of the speakers, dead centre for best stereo!

Small rooms can work very well - I wouldn't stress out about it.

Yup, good looking kit - so they do cool looking valve amps is Poland, too? Nice.

I do like the look of that Techie tt ... have you tried a damping mat rather than the inert rubber one? (sorbothane or a Herbie mat) - they can dampen the ringing of the fairly lightweight platter and have an excellent sonic improvement! :)

krzych
23-09-2010, 09:50
It's strange, but sometimes I think cats like to listen to the human music :)

No, I didn't try any extra-mat for my Techie. The problem is, this TT has a diode indicators on the platter, becouse it's infrared disc selection system. So I need a mat with a holes for diodes, just like a orignally one.

diodes... http://lh6.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJsgRSZdWaI/AAAAAAAABZg/tvv43_Epo_U/s400/P9230004-1.JPG ...and holes in the mat http://lh6.ggpht.com/_IYKac9PsD7Q/TJsgR_5roVI/AAAAAAAABZk/vY4sgvmfi_4/s400/P9230006-1.JPG

Reid Malenfant
23-09-2010, 18:53
That's interesting, i can't say i have seen anything like that record size selector previously :scratch: Frankly i'm having a little difficulty grasping how the heck they made that work, that's quite a few connections needed to a rotating platter. I'm guessing that they use some kind of magnetic coupling or some kind of 6 way (minimum) commutator would be needed..

You could always cut holes in a new mat to accomodate the sensors ;)

Oh, yes, nice cats while i'm posting :)