Different approach to room acoustics

[masterlu]

Those pics are of the "old" system before any upgrades took place. The Guerrilla Audio power cords are 3x thicker than the stock McIntosh cords. Enough to cause "envy" in the eyes of the McIntosh cords and cause them to shrivel up and go into hiding.

I thought so...

 

[Jeep23]

Thanks for the reply. i pretty much figured as much but just wanted a quick opinion from someone who has already went through it. thanks again

 

[masterlu]

Thanks for the reply. i pretty much figured as much but just wanted a quick opinion from someone who has already went through it. thanks again

Welcome to "AK" the "World of Endless Spending" Jeep23 :thmbsp:

 

[jmorgan32]

Hey Serge,

Your Power Cords look a little skinny. :scratch2:

Ivan,

Your Wireworld Silver cords have a tendency to cause the horrible psychological condition known in the AK world as " Power Cord Envy." It is certainly curable, but can be expensive. Nobody wants to have "skinny stuff."

 

[Jeep23]

Thanks for the welcome. I have been learning a lot around here and taken a lot of advice about going out and listening to many systems. But there is just something about that mcintosh sound. I love it. i will be putting my first mac system together, which will start with MA6300, MCD201, and will go from there. Take it easy

 

[masterlu]

Ivan,

Your Wireworld Silver cords have a tendency to cause the horrible psychological condition known in the AK world as " Power Cord Envy." It is certainly curable, but can be expensive. Nobody wants to have "skinny stuff."

I here you Joe, the good thing is that my Power Cords are not visable at all. :thmbsp:

 

[jmorgan32]

I here you Joe, the good thing is that my Power Cords are not visable at all. :thmbsp:

Yep. Best to keep those "zipped up and hidden away" just in case.

 

[masterlu]

Thanks for the welcome. I have been learning a lot around here and taken a lot of advice about going out and listening to many systems. But there is just something about that mcintosh sound. I love it. i will be putting my first mac system together, which will start with MA6300, MCD201, and will go from there. Take it easy

The knowledge will come at a price, the purchase of new gear; which is a good thing!

 

[PHC1]

Thanks for the reply. i pretty much figured as much but just wanted a quick opinion from someone who has already went through it. thanks again

Glad to help, welcome to AK and the world of McIntosh and "let the spending begin".:thmbsp:

 

[cornfeded]

Looks like a great set-up!

I am glad those plants are artificial, because it would give me the heebeegeebees to watch someone water the one right above your beautiful 501. . . .

If those plants were in Ivan's illustrious house of Maximum Wattage, they would look like they went through a hurricane!!!!

 

[PHC1]

I am glad those plants are artificial, because it would give me the heebeegeebees to watch someone water the one right above your beautiful 501. . . .

If those plants were in Ivan's illustrious house of Maximum Wattage, they would look like they went through a hurricane!!!!

:lmao:

 

[howiebrou]

Those pics are of the "old" system before any upgrades took place. The Guerrilla Audio power cords are 3x thicker than the stock McIntosh cords. Enough to cause "envy" in the eyes of the McIntosh cords and cause them to shrivel up and go into hiding.

No cable envy here! When I get around to replacing my power cords I will be going for Crystal cable.

I do realise it will look funny

 

[masterlu]

No cable envy here! When I get around to replacing my power cords I will be going for Crystal cable.

I do realise it will look funny

Maybe funny, till you hear the sound that comes out of them!

I sure do miss short cable runs!