Wow.. that's a lovely setup there Bornfi
I especially like the idea of the wall mount. Even I never let one track complete most times . Bane with digital streaming I guess . Your idea sounds interesting. And maybe I can skip the gym too
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Wow.. that's a lovely setup there Bornfi
I especially like the idea of the wall mount. Even I never let one track complete most times . Bane with digital streaming I guess . Your idea sounds interesting. And maybe I can skip the gym too
WelcomeThanks for your kind words mahi
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Wow! I thought such rooms exist only in the speaker brochures
Wow! I thought such rooms exist only in the speaker brochures
Haha...those were exactly my thoughts too sandeep
Love4sound
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What a fantastic room! The light coming in from three sides is just amazing.
Some might quibble about unwanted reflections, but it looks just perfect to me!
The tastefully done rack at the rear is icing on the cake.
This is where it stands now. Subtle changes in equipment but this is where it will be for sometime to come.
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mpw
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looks like the cabling is done very neatly... i see no wires
Set-up looks very clean, love all the electronics! Do you move the speakers to listen? Also can you let me know where you got the speaker plinths?
Hi,
Thank you. Nope don’t move it. Wanted to build a vintage rack so did it and placed it how it looks best like the old days. Sounds great though that close as well. Plinths were built at home with the help of a carpenter. Cheers!!!
Thank you. Nope don’t move it. Wanted to build a vintage rack so did it and placed it how it looks best like the old days. Sounds great though that close as well. Plinths were built at home with the help of a carpenter. Cheers!!!
sandeepmohan
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I see no less than 6 Spectrum Analyzers/Graphics Equalizers, or, however you wish to call them. Are they there for form more than function? It is cool nevertheless.
All you need now is a Technics SL-10 to keep it modern (yet vintage) on the vinyl front.
ONEMANARMY
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Love4sound
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Any openings?
@sandeepmohan sending dummy signals to all Equalizers but one GE-90. Use that to tweak the sound as required. The TT you mentioned is on the cards. Let’s see how quickly I can source one. Cheers!!!
acemachine26
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I’m Chinmay, an up-and-coming music producer/sound designer/foley artist based in Bangalore and working on the music for films, games and adverts.
I began collecting records in 2012 while studying in Malaysia. The first record I ever bought was Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On. Currently have around 350-400 records mainly consisting of jazz, prog rock, krautrock, Brazilian music, folk, funk, soul, etc.
My setup consists of a Rega RP1 turntable fitted with a Nagaoka ,MP-110, Marantz PM6005 Integrated Amp and Acoustic Energy Aegis Evo 3 Floorstanding Speakers.
I began collecting records in 2012 while studying in Malaysia. The first record I ever bought was Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On. Currently have around 350-400 records mainly consisting of jazz, prog rock, krautrock, Brazilian music, folk, funk, soul, etc.
My setup consists of a Rega RP1 turntable fitted with a Nagaoka ,MP-110, Marantz PM6005 Integrated Amp and Acoustic Energy Aegis Evo 3 Floorstanding Speakers.
kapvin
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Love the rack.
And there is something so romantic about maintaining and listening to a record collection. Finally love the eclectism of your collection.
wow!
I really like the idea of keeping all components low to the floor. I am sure it helped with enhancing the perception of soundstage.
kapvin
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with that rig, I am sure you loved going to work! I am inspired to put up something (much for frugal) at my workplace. Could you share details of your office setup (as it was in your photos)?
A beautiful, well-constructed speaker with class-leading soundstage, imaging and bass that is fast, deep, and precise.
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