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In my knowledge by trial and error ;) so yes the settled distance suites the room in use and gives the best end result as far as I have understood..
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Btw, imho these are beautiful example of the form follows the function principle.
Beautiful indeed & just what i was expecting to see :) Still nice to be faced with what one predicted though at the end of the day ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mika K
I like the idea of stabilising the whole lot by anchoring to the ceiling to, saves large lumps of concrete etc or steel or lead slabs :eyebrows:
:wow:
Today visited the post office nearby and came home with the deluxe box set for the latest album Heritage by Opeth. Nice package with two HQ vinyls, one 7" single, booklet, cd and also dvd that must watch at some point I guess. Also our son U was enjoying pretty much of the holographic 3D cover at one of the inner sleeves..
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Have already listened the album from Spotify for weeks and like it a lot as the band is at interesting situation - you can definitely hear some bows to the classic progressive pieces and also at the same time hear something's evolving. Still I hope to get some quality time with my system to really hear what's in there at the album. Atleast I hope that the album is done in such manner as one might expect ;)
I don't have any Opeth Mika, but after John's recommendation for this I have given it a few listens and it's an excellent album and on my shopping list - enjoy ;)
Great picture too.
Hmm, I have all their albums in vinyl and some in cd too. Have also seen them live few times and have bought one t-shirt, so guess might be a fan of some sort :doh:
I did see them last year and was impressed, but keep forgetting to buy them - this has spurred me on :)
I really like Damnation by Opeth.
Then you will also like this new one I would say ;)
Thanks Mika, I'm listening to it now on Spotify and it sounds promising.
Great photo, keep it in an album for future reference. I love black & white photography!