That's it.. refuse to put the stereo in the same room as the TV. I have my own back room nicely decorated out all cosy loike, it's small but it my music room i can dissapear to.
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That's it.. refuse to put the stereo in the same room as the TV. I have my own back room nicely decorated out all cosy loike, it's small but it my music room i can dissapear to.
Nice one, dude - and quite right! I think that sort of arrangement can be accommodated in most homes, if the will is there from those living in them, especially where no kids are involved.
In terms of the latter, I can see no logical reason why, say, in a 3-bedrooom house, for two adults, where only one room is actively used as a bedroom, that the other two rooms can’t be used as a separate TV and music room - I’m talking about here in houses where a hi-fi/music lover is one of the two adults concerned, and where any spare rooms don’t already have a clearly defined purpose.
You often get the impression in a lot of houses that ‘she who must be obeyed’ gets the house to herself, to do with what she likes, whilst ‘he' does as he’s told - and that’s just not right! :nono:
Indeed, I abhor such unfair control-freakery in a relationship.
Marco.
We made decision already almost 15 years ago to leave TV out of our living room. Of course I was already at the time listening lot of music and had system at our small apartment, but the suggestion actually came from Mrs as we spent lot of time with our friends and noticed that during their visit we were sometimes just watching TV because it was there. So we got rid of TV and had lot of fun having nice discussions, playing board games and listening music etc. After that we've always had the TV somewhere else than in our living room, usually at master bedroom or the upstairs lobby etc and like to still host evenings with friends and everyone seems to like the arrangement (except my dad but that is another story).
Today I still notice the "dull and boring" impact of TV in some friends places and different gettotogethers. People (me included) just start staring the damn thing despite whats on. However when suggesting closing it or getting rid of it I usually get stupid looks :doh:
We just don't have a TV at all. We have a large pull down projection screen in the ceiling which is out if the way for most of the day, and it just drops down when we switch on the projector. The blu ray player, and computer are connected into the DAC, and we get great sound through the system when we need it, and nothing taking up space when we don't.
Have been thinking that option also but with the kids it is still easier that the TV is somewhere else :rolleyes:
Jesus just imagine in our house where the wife is glued to the TV..I abhor the TV. We be be fighting like cat & dog 24/7. Just imagine wanting the tunes on but have to book it in with the missus! :eek: Just imagine wanting a certain Hi-Fi but have to ask the wife if it's her's friendly :eek::eek:
Not much happened here since the previous posts despite felt the urge to update few pics ;)
Sonos Connect has been added to the system for the Tidal streaming handling also the Spotify and NAS usage. The Ensemble phonostage has now the manufacturers more or less serious Megaflux FSF powercord, that replaced the older DIY alternative with Furutech sockets. Now during the summer most of the listening has been very cozy backround listening and only few times have done some serious listening..
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Congratulation Mika K, Micro SX 111 and FR64FX are among the best. It is now even harder to find the same SX111 like yours in its original market which is Japan. It combine vintage look but produces extremely good sound with quiet background. Have you tried your Dynavector with FR64FX?