Garage system et up after long winter how about you?

[marc mc]

I spend most of the summer in the garage and drag a ton of gear out there all summer long.
It started as a place to test gear that I didn't want to bring into the house and it just evolved from there.
It became a DIY central as time went on and I made 4 different sets of stereo subs last summer and this summer I am onto open baffles as well as the huge pair in the second and third picture which I triamp.

marc mc

 

[jimbofish]

Winter's not over yet...

 

[bobby690_11]

The garage ROCKS/Technics SU-8600 Pioneer TX-6200-CT F9191-701-R2R TecknicsSL-D20 and 4 big ass speakers.Keeps me out there and the wife in the house listening to her COUNTRY crapola

 

[johnda]

Cool! No room for the car, eh?

I don't have a garage system, but do have an unheated basement system, it gets cold down there,but not freezing. Once it warms up out here, the basement becomes a nice get-away. Currently my system is all vintage down there with a Kenwood KR6600 feeding my KLH 6 speakers and my Pioneer SX 2700 feeding my AR4x speakers in my radio telescope system. My Sony STR-6055 is on a break, but I'll be running it somewhere down there.

Like those Mach's!:thmbsp:

 

[similost]

DAMN... Ya'll got some crazy garages... Mine is full of tools and scrap steel and wood, sawdust and grinding and dust everywhere....

I also used my garage all winter, so my garage system was in use quite a bit and never gets taken apart or removed... I use a propane torpedo heater to warm it up when I'm working out there in the winter.

I'm using an AudioSource Amp Two, A kenwood K something or another tuner, and just recently put my Barzillay Bozak filled speakers out there (they are covered in a sheet to keep them mice looking)