My very modest system

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Originally Posted by Rothchild

Have you noticed any difference to low end if you run the rig with the doors shut or to the image if you bring the speaker right to the edge of the decking (so there's no reflective surface in front of them)?

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Not really tried with the doors shut, although I have plonked them right at the edge - made a small difference, but not sure it was better or worse! I'll try again next time it's sunny - raining this morning, so inside system for me today. :(

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Originally Posted by Audio Al

Did someone say PISHANTO :D


Nice away from it all location , How do the people next door like it :eyebrows:

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Cheers Al - luckily the house behind is about the same distance away from the summerhouse as we are, and as we are on a corner there's no house next door, until you get across the road and must be 100ft to those. I have put it up reasonably loud and had a walk around to mkae sure it isn't too intrusive, which at reasonable volumes it isn't. No one's complained or called the police - yet! :eyebrows:

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Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo

I've found in such situations that a bed of cabbages makes a great bass trap.

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You could be onto something there!

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Originally Posted by Marco

Respect, Alex - that's quality! :respect:

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Cheers Marco :) Has to be done!

Having heard this setup with speakers facing in towards the summerhouse (no pics of the "man fridge" down there either ;) ) I can vouch for the great sound-for-peanuts Alex is getting down here in the garden. Those old Coda 7, 8 and 9 are built from little more than cardboard and thin plastic, but for whatever reason, the sound quality totally transcends this, being honest and pleasantly warm toned, rather than shrill as bigger KEFs could be or boomy as the cheapo Tannoy M series was at the time..

Nice man-cave Alex, if you haven't moved by then, perhaps I can lighten that beer load in the fridge when I move to Suffolk in a couple of years. ;)

You would be most welcome to do that buddy! :) (No plans to move at the moment, are you really planning on coming to East Angular?)

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Originally Posted by Alex_UK

(No plans to move at the moment, are you really planning on coming to East Angular?)

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Yes, when I retire, somewhere near Stowmarket - might be delayed a few years if I go back to the Caymans for a spell, but only planning on a max of 2 years there, so within 5 years I should be there, possibly a lot less.

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Originally Posted by Tim

within 5 years I should be there, possibly a lot less.

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Excellent - look forward to that! :)

Wow, I'm really jealous, I'd love to have something like that!

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Originally Posted by DanJennings

Wow, I'm really jealous, I'd love to have something like that!

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Every male music lovers dream I reckon, a beer stocked music man cave - what's not to like :D