January 19, 20206 yr comment_815549 8 minutes ago, Dusty Chalk said: I think that’s a diffuser. Yeah, I thought that too Report
January 19, 20206 yr comment_815550 Someone with a room with no acoustic common sense is a duff-user Report
January 19, 20206 yr comment_815551 Actually, that appears to be a crown of antlers (probably with some historical or fictional significance) on a coffee table. Report
January 19, 20206 yr comment_815555 ...also why is that poor turntable so close to not one but two of Wilson's WTF huge Thor's Subwoofer of Ragnarok Doom? Report
January 27, 20206 yr comment_815826 Quote 4x svs ultra bookshelves svs ultra center 2x svs pb-2000 sub 2x svs elevations LG C9 65" Harmony Elite Nvidia Shield Pro 19' Marantz 5014 utilizing 5.2.2 Report
January 27, 20206 yr comment_815836 I like the SVS Ultra Monitors, have those at my Maine Condo.... Report
January 28, 20206 yr comment_815870 Quote Magnepan 3.6R McIntosh C41 preamp, MCD205 CD player, MC2105 amplifier (borrowed from a buddy, my MC2205 is in the shop). Bluesound Node2i streamer/dac streaming Tidal. Paradigm Servo 15 sub. Love the way this day up sounds together, the 2105 is definitely not enough power my 2205 sounds way better especially at low volumes. Report
January 29, 20206 yr comment_815910 DIY Bookshelf Speakers- Ambrosia Maple, Black Walnut & Brazilian Cherry. Report
January 30, 20206 yr comment_815915 Quote Kef Q350's Audiolab 6000a amp Onkyo CD player Pioneer N30ae Streamer Hama DAB/Internet radio streamer Smsl Su8 dac Mini Pc with 8tb connected hard drive Various audioquest/chord/qed cables. Report
January 30, 20206 yr comment_815917 The ultrarare Wharfedale Option 1. Only 8 pairs ever made during the mid 80s. Full dipoles, actively crossed over and with Quad current dumper amplifiers in the pod at the bottom, and a balanced input. The large enclosure at the back was a bass reflex subwoofer that could be turned off if you only wanted it to go down to only 35Hz. The amplifiers were heat sunk to the bottom pod, which was cast aluminium. The reflex enclosure pod at the back was fibreglass skins around a honeycomb core. It could go to 120dB without breaking out in sweat. Unfortunately, although apparently the sound was stunning, the price tag was about £10k (about £35k in today's money). Now if it was a Mark Levinson Cello speaker, or Apogee etc it would have stood a chance of selling. But it was hobbled by being a Wharfedale, which at the time made high volume consumer audio speakers, and not high end things like Option 1. Crap name too. Brochure-Wharedale-OptionOne.pdf Report
February 1, 20206 yr comment_816021 ^^ Also made me realize that the speakers are not that large! Looking at them standalone (or less carefully in other pictures), they look bigger. Either that or your cat is huge! 😊 Edited February 1, 20206 yr by skullguise Report
February 1, 20206 yr comment_816022 3 hours ago, skullguise said: ^^ Also made me realize that the speakers are not that large! Looking at them standalone (or less carefully in other pictures), they look bigger. Either that or your cat is huge! 😊 The cat does look, uhh, plump... Edited February 1, 20206 yr by mwl168 Report
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