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I've been wanting to make things a bit more tidy in my music room. Found this little stand that fit the bill as the SX1280 is a tough fit. It's sitting unused, still a bit sentimental.
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Cool. But yeah that blur is a bit rough this AM LOL. I could definitely use a little more in the shelving department, just don't have the space. Maybe a wall shelf for my TT later to open things up a bit more.
Not sure how I'm going to arrange when the Belkin comes in. Might have to put the Pioneer in the bedroom... LOL maybe not according to the little lady
What are all the components and the models in your picture Larry? I kinda see the Cary's, Hafler, belkin, vandies, but what are the models and whats the rest?
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Not sure how I'm going to arrange when the Belkin comes in. Might have to put the Pioneer in the bedroom... LOL maybe not according to the little lady
What are all the components and the models in your picture Larry? I kinda see the Cary's, Hafler, belkin, vandies, but what are the models and whats the rest?
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Shanling CDP T-1000SE. Yamaha K-2000. I think you named every thing else. I'm in the garage at the moment. LOL OH Perpetual Technologies DAC and Anti-jitter/ Clock.
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My hands shake not my arms. Hard to brace my hands and take a pic. Your stuff should be there today.
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Joe: That smoked glass rack compliments the finish of your components quite nicely.Pure_Brew said:I've been wanting to make things a bit more tidy in my music room. Found this little stand that fit the bill as the SX1280 is a tough fit. It's sitting unused, still a bit sentimental.
Nando.
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Thank you. The speakers have a slight clash with the old wood, but I'd be lying if I said the rack wasn't somewhat Nando-inspired lol.
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I was about to say the photograph Quality was also!!
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Thats funny it does sort of look that way lol. Basically the way the room is laid out, I don't have any other real option to get everything in one shot. I started doing perspective style shots for ebay'n back in the day. Also this phone is the best camera I've had.
I'm going to do something different with these walls soon, not sure what yet.
I'm going to do something different with these walls soon, not sure what yet.
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Is that the width of the room, from left to right in the pic??
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Yeah it's really small, the area is 10 x 13 roughly.We have 3 bedrooms upstairs and this is a fourth room that is an extra. Originally it was going to be a computer/office but I ended up claiming it as my sanctuary. It's wider at the back because it's part of the room entry ( washer/dryer ) that I'm standing in, the left "wall" next to that speaker is actually a closet ( there is more equipment in that closet then in this system!)
Nice clean looking setup. Mine is far more cluttered. 
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Well, that leaves a pair of K-Horns out of the question, you wouldn't have room for the electronics in the middle.
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Lol that's what I ment way back when I said khorns wouldn't work. But heresys likely would be perfect. My seating arrangement works well in any case.
Just put the Belkin in. What a substantial piece of equipment. Voltage is at 120.5 to 121.5, and now I can power down the Bellari
Just put the Belkin in. What a substantial piece of equipment. Voltage is at 120.5 to 121.5, and now I can power down the Bellari
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The Irish man named Sterey O'Furniture...
Everything started well- I used a TV stand to put my equipment on...
Then... Phase Linear came into my life- and everything was too damned big and heavy. I've looked everywhere- NOBODY makes furniture for stereo equipment any more, especially not for big equipment. I improvised with some cinder blocks for a while, but it was inconvenient to flip albums and it looked like shit. The "redneck home decor" was getting on my nerves. I told myself that this is South Carolina- and everybody has something up on blocks!
I cruised Home Depot's website looking for some shelving planks to improvise in a different direction. I found this: http://www.homedepot.com/p/ClosetMa...C-_-NavPLPHorizontal1_rr-_-NA-_-203254922-_-N (Damn- what a freaking LONG URL!). I bought two, will need to cut holes for cable passes, I also want to bolt the two together for added stability. They have insertable drawer modules, so I'll get a pair later. Haven't decided exactly where I want the components, but the preamp definitely has to go upward to accommodate the length of the turntable cables.
They're actually a bit tall for my liking, but they'll do. Stereo furniture is impossible to find, and what you do manage to get is particle board with a cardboard back. After I finalize the component placement, I'll get 1/4" plywood for the backs.
Everything started well- I used a TV stand to put my equipment on...
Then... Phase Linear came into my life- and everything was too damned big and heavy. I've looked everywhere- NOBODY makes furniture for stereo equipment any more, especially not for big equipment. I improvised with some cinder blocks for a while, but it was inconvenient to flip albums and it looked like shit. The "redneck home decor" was getting on my nerves. I told myself that this is South Carolina- and everybody has something up on blocks!
I cruised Home Depot's website looking for some shelving planks to improvise in a different direction. I found this: http://www.homedepot.com/p/ClosetMa...C-_-NavPLPHorizontal1_rr-_-NA-_-203254922-_-N (Damn- what a freaking LONG URL!). I bought two, will need to cut holes for cable passes, I also want to bolt the two together for added stability. They have insertable drawer modules, so I'll get a pair later. Haven't decided exactly where I want the components, but the preamp definitely has to go upward to accommodate the length of the turntable cables.
They're actually a bit tall for my liking, but they'll do. Stereo furniture is impossible to find, and what you do manage to get is particle board with a cardboard back. After I finalize the component placement, I'll get 1/4" plywood for the backs.