Charles Eames chair as made by Herman Miller. I have one, from the 60s, that still has its tags on it. Sadly, there's a small hole in the leather on the ottoman.

for me that pic is chair porn more than speaker porn, though it's disappointing that the ottoman isn't there.

...there's a small hole in the leather on the ottoman.

Mm-hm.

Looks to me like a case of more = less

is it just me or does the floor pattern look just like those cheap fold away tables

The Seraphim -- Spiral TLS

Oh my god, I loller'd for a good minute or two. Tweeter eye!

Danley sh 96 Horn

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The Seraphim -- Spiral TLS

I sure wish I still had the photo of a horn speaker buit into a toilet. The guy's wife called them loo-horns.

I sure wish I still had the photo of a horn speaker buit into a toilet. The guy's wife called them loo-horns.

That is avatar worthy.

toilet_speakers.jpg

I wonder which ones are the woofers and which the tweeters

I think I just found some inspiration for a project:

I was actually going to suggest seeing if the painter could mask off the front panel and do a two tone scheme. I like the veneer idea even better.

Speaking of the Eames chair and ottoman, I wonder how these Davone Ray speakers would look in the same room with the chair. Linked from Gizmodo's article Davone Ray Speakers Look Like Eames Chairs For Ears.

Speaking of the Eames chair and ottoman, I wonder how these Davone Ray speakers would look in the same room with the chair. Linked from Gizmodo's article Davone Ray Speakers Look Like Eames Chairs For Ears.

I own an Eames chair. Clearly, I need those speakers.

Darn! those Davone speakers look awesome.

Those look like a weird interpretation of the old PolK SRA-SDS.

These are old and are a classic British speaker. TDL made very good stuff.

These are old and are a classic British speaker. TDL made very good stuff.

Wow - well spotted! It is indeed a TDL transmission line speaker. They are one of the few companies to tame the somewhat wooly bottom end of a TL speaker. Still around History

Wow - well spotted! It is indeed a TDL transmission line speaker. They are one of the few companies to tame the somewhat wooly bottom end of a TL speaker. Still around History

I wanted to buy Monitor M, they can even deliver them, but I can't fit them in with all these speakers around my apartment.

I guess I need to sell something and get them, but stuff like this takes time.

Gilmore audio?

It does look over the top hehe.