great clean system. may i ask where you purchased those speaker stands? they look like epos, but are narrower at the top, which is a really nice touch. thank you.

iglun January 09, 2007 03:37

Nice system...might want to put the amp on top of the CD player rather than the other way...heat rises.

artk November 06, 2006 12:53

Hi. I'm a South African currently living in Oz but speant the last 2 years in Copenhagen. I must say, your public library system is the best in the world, with a bigger music selection than any record store I've ever been in. I ripped about 400 cd while I was there, bless them. Funilly enough I store them exactly as you do, in boxes on the floor with alphabetical cardboard dividers seperating the plastic sleeves. Easy to transport that way.

Dont know what I could advise, other than obviously treating first relection points on side walls, floor and ceiling. DIY bass traps are also hugely beneficial. Re rack, I think its better as is, or on a granite slate, rather that having them raised if they are to stay between the speakers. Will mess with imiging a bit otherwise. cheers

B.

bvan November 06, 2006 11:01

For no money you can put a slab of marble or granite underneath your exposures. This will eliminate at least some of the vibrations damaging the sound.

Jarno

karlssonvanhetdak November 05, 2006 20:35

The speakers *are* actually toed-in. It's the camera's lens distortion that makes them look askew. Yeah, I should get a rack... It would be nice to get a small one, 3 shelves max.

resprung June 24, 2006 22:13

Very nice system, what do you listen to? have you considered an audio rack to put the amp and cd player on? Also, if I were you I would slightly turn both speakers "inwards" just a little bit this will definetely improve imaging by them directly facing you at your listening position.

decapg June 24, 2006 14:12