Th bass was powerful enough to put a crack on the concrete floor!!!

Beautiful!

There's a lot of (not quite that impressive) audio cafe videos on YT.

This one reminds me a little of Richard Burwen's home system that was made famous in Audio mag.

http://scrounge.org/speak/burwen/

:jawdrop:

That setup probably sounds really nice.  But who wants to spend any time in that room?  It's downright repressive.

3 hours ago, guzziguy said:

That setup probably sounds really nice.  But who wants to spend any time in that room?  It's downright repressive.

The funny thing is, the main thing the original poster was posting was the new chair.

Nelson Pass, along with running his very successful company, supports the DIY community with some landmark minimalist designs. This is not one of them.

https://www.passdiy.com/project/speakers/the-kleinhorn-part-1

Not one of them

8 hours ago, Craig Sawyers said:

Nelson Pass, along with running his very successful company, supports the DIY community with some landmark minimalist designs. This is not one of them.

https://www.passdiy.com/project/speakers/the-kleinhorn-part-1

Minimal compared to that system I saw years ago where a giant horn subwoofer was built into the foundation of the house!

16 hours ago, guzziguy said:

That setup probably sounds really nice.  But who wants to spend any time in that room?  It's downright repressive.

I'm sure it's fine with a joint, a cat in your lap, and the lights turned low. Of course, no cat would be allowed in that room, I'm sure.

Edited March 14, 20206 yr by EdipisReks1

While we're on the subject to gear-to-room ratios...

I’m not a real big fan of giant racks of gear in front of my screen...

I am a big fan of silver gearz, but that's going too far.

Spatial Audio X5.

A local dealer carries those Paradigm lines....some lovely things!

Rythmik L12 sub, woofer.

21 hours ago, Knuckledragger said:

I really like that rug. It really ties the room together.

Edited March 23, 20206 yr by EdipisReks1