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very nice space. ...just in time for the indoor listening season. :thmbsp:
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very nice space. ...just in time for the indoor listening season. :thmbsp:
krowmagnum
Compulsive speaker freak
german 60/70s space-age-hifi from rosita with phillips & grundig:
That is too cool !
I've been looking for a "2005" made by Weltron:
Live_Wire
Realistic Ak'er
I've changed my setup quite a bit in the last while.
Added a set of Mach 5000's, a Pioneer Tape Deck, a Yahama RX-397 amp, and a generic stereo cabinet my uncle got back in the 70's.
It's finally complete
Rod G-6000
Do I See Silver?!!
progger7
Active Member
Here's my newest space, still a work in progress, but it's getting there.. SLOWLY... a shot of the "from seat" and "of the seat"
It's still not cleaned up, so excuse the mess, but I think you get the idea...
I noticed the first UK album on the floor. great album!!
~Maxx
I AM the Dark Side...
New pics...
Finally got around to taking some updated shots of my studio/man cave space. Not much to show off in the way of "listening" gear, but it's always changing (albeit slowly). Pardon my photography skills - some of these seem a bit blurry...
Main work area: general use PC w/dual monitors and Creative Audigy sound card (5.1 surround) running WinXP, Patch Wizard, and Soundfonts - production PC w/ dual monitors and EMU 1212m sound card (analog, S/PDIF, ADAT, & MIDI I/O) running WinXP, and Cakewalk Sonar, (not seen) Sherwood RX-4109 receiver w/ phono pre (drives rear far-field monitors), Aiwa "all-in-one" am/fm CD cassette unit (driving front near-field monitors).
Back wall and "general use" desk: Aiwa speakers (thrift store rescues), & Pioneer PL12D tt (see closeups).
Mixing desk close up: (from top) Behringer DI800 (converts the RCA analog outs of Fostex recorder to balanced/line-level signal), Behringer 48 point balanced patch bay (x 2), Tube Works Real Tube RT-902 tubed overdrive/distortion unit, (left of rack) Tapco Link.MIDI 4x4 MIDI interface, Alesis Nanoverb (digital reverb/effects processor), (on desktop) Fostex DMT-8vl hard disc digital multitracker, Tascam TM-D1000 16 channel/4 bus digital mixer & software control surface, (on keyboard tray) Saitek Cyborg Command gaming pad (creates and saves quick keyboard shortcuts within any software), Alesis SR-16 drum machine & MIDI controller.
More toys: (top) Line6 AX2 digital modeling guitar amp, (bottom) Pioneer GR-408 7 band graphic eq, Sansui SE-300 7 band graphic eq, Sony TC-WR510 cassette deck.
Akai 1800-SS.
Pioneer PL12D.
Pioneer PL12D (w/Bat Out Of Hell picture disc).
Pioneer PL12D (w/Sure M97x cartridge).
~Maxx's wall of fame: black '89 Japanese Strat (a work in progress), some fave albums (Bat Out Of Hell, Queen II, & Extreme II: Pornograffitti), and some fave artists (Jim Steinman, Buddy Guy, Nuno Bettencourt, & Stevie Ray Vaughan).
The Purple Midget!! ~Maxx's Prince collection.
Finally got around to taking some updated shots of my studio/man cave space. Not much to show off in the way of "listening" gear, but it's always changing (albeit slowly). Pardon my photography skills - some of these seem a bit blurry...
Main work area: general use PC w/dual monitors and Creative Audigy sound card (5.1 surround) running WinXP, Patch Wizard, and Soundfonts - production PC w/ dual monitors and EMU 1212m sound card (analog, S/PDIF, ADAT, & MIDI I/O) running WinXP, and Cakewalk Sonar, (not seen) Sherwood RX-4109 receiver w/ phono pre (drives rear far-field monitors), Aiwa "all-in-one" am/fm CD cassette unit (driving front near-field monitors).
Back wall and "general use" desk: Aiwa speakers (thrift store rescues), & Pioneer PL12D tt (see closeups).
Mixing desk close up: (from top) Behringer DI800 (converts the RCA analog outs of Fostex recorder to balanced/line-level signal), Behringer 48 point balanced patch bay (x 2), Tube Works Real Tube RT-902 tubed overdrive/distortion unit, (left of rack) Tapco Link.MIDI 4x4 MIDI interface, Alesis Nanoverb (digital reverb/effects processor), (on desktop) Fostex DMT-8vl hard disc digital multitracker, Tascam TM-D1000 16 channel/4 bus digital mixer & software control surface, (on keyboard tray) Saitek Cyborg Command gaming pad (creates and saves quick keyboard shortcuts within any software), Alesis SR-16 drum machine & MIDI controller.
More toys: (top) Line6 AX2 digital modeling guitar amp, (bottom) Pioneer GR-408 7 band graphic eq, Sansui SE-300 7 band graphic eq, Sony TC-WR510 cassette deck.
Akai 1800-SS.
Pioneer PL12D.
Pioneer PL12D (w/Bat Out Of Hell picture disc).
Pioneer PL12D (w/Sure M97x cartridge).
~Maxx's wall of fame: black '89 Japanese Strat (a work in progress), some fave albums (Bat Out Of Hell, Queen II, & Extreme II: Pornograffitti), and some fave artists (Jim Steinman, Buddy Guy, Nuno Bettencourt, & Stevie Ray Vaughan).
The Purple Midget!! ~Maxx's Prince collection.
~Maxx
I AM the Dark Side...
Thanks Tim. I've put quite a bit of time into the arrangement, and it's gone through several "do-overs" the last couple of years given the small space I have. I could really use some flat response monitors. But they're so darned expensive! Short term I'm thinking of adding another patch bay, and getting a 4-in/4-out or 8-in/8-out sub mixer for the reel to reel and drum machine. Kicking around the idea of building a custom turntable as well. But maybe I should finish that Strat first! :scratch2:
This one's a little outdated...
The record player above has been ousted. This is my favorite corner of the system now:
Im mostly into solid state stuff with nice machined alloy. thats one of the best looking amps I think ive ever seen, thats beautiful and I love the simplicity of the face with the crazy wood grain and one dial so simple and the craft and the stainles top. thats a gorgeous amp
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brad1138
Active Member
Every one I know, knows I LOVE Loud music. But my god, You must have to peel yourself off the back wall when listening to that
, I am envious.
brad1138
Active Member
Views of my man cave (aka the Family room) I am going to get some album frames for my few records (Yes I know I don't have a turn table at the moment) and I thought the "get blown away" picture would look really cool above the futon, but aside from that and some paint my cave is shaping up.
Here is a panorama of the room
And the rack
And one more pic, this is my favorite time, kicking back and watching the sunset to music.:thmbsp:
Here is a panorama of the room
And the rack
And one more pic, this is my favorite time, kicking back and watching the sunset to music.:thmbsp:
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Duffinator
Spin The Black Circle
Nice room Brad!
isilver
New Member
What speakers are they Brad?
Duffinator
Spin The Black Circle
I think they are Def Tech's. At first I thought they might be Mirage M1's but they aren't big enough.
brad1138
Active Member
Duffinator
Spin The Black Circle
I should have went with my original instinct. I used to own a pair of Mirage 595is speakers. You have a good room for them as they need to be far away from walls to take full advantage or their potential. Very nice speakers!
opossumcrush
The Central Scrutinizer
Now that my kids have moved out I have my cave,all to myself. The only room I am allowed to have. All four walls.
