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My 2 channel setup.

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Welcome aboard and it looks good but ... that amp really needs to have more "free space" above it, than it has in that rack?? Air can't really circulate freely around it with that placement?? Aside from that looks great and Welcome Aboard. :)
 
chip18sw said:
Welcome aboard and it looks good but ... that amp really needs to have more "free space" above it, than it has in that rack?? Air can't really circulate freely around it with that placement?? Aside from that looks great and Welcome Aboard. :)
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I wonder if they sell extension tubes for that rack? Good advice thanks. Speakers are in the shop. :(
 
It looks like an Audiophile Rack?? If there is a name on it?? You could see what the manufacturer has available?? Or add another piece of furniture and move either the amp or the TT. An Amp stand is also an option.

What happened to your speakers?? Or ... I suppose that is why they are in the shop in order to find out. :)
 
chip18sw said:
It looks like an Audiophile Rack?? If there is a name on it?? You could see what the manufacturer has available?? Or add another piece of furniture and move either the amp or the TT. An Amp stand is also an option.

What happened to your speakers?? Or ... I suppose that is why they are in the shop in order to find out. :)
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The stands are Pangea. Looking to see if they have a 12" tube. 10" is standard. I could just find another XPA-2 (bridge) and get two amp stands... LMAO. The KEF's are in for HF crossover fix, and ferufluid replenish on both tweeters. Speakers are amazing!!! Looking for a new cartidge/stylus for PL400. Might go with a whole new belt drive TT. Not sure.
 
Well if one is good?? Two are Good-er!! Your in the wrong place if you want advice "not to be encouraged" to not do ... silly stuff!" :)

Oh and you have a shop that you trust that can work on speakers local to you??? Around here our last TV/Audio shop closed it's doors a few years ago. :(
 
Well that is pretty cool (5 miles away!) And yes the TT, guys are in that forum ... I'm content with a Denon TT, I got many years, hmm decades ago. :)
 
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@ckoenig70
Great setup. It's nice to see lots of space around the speakers. I always find that provides the largest and most accurate/detailed sound-stage.
If you can't find longer posts, you could always place a fan unit behind the amp, which would blow on the rear cooling fins and across the top or bottom vents.
The flat dual fan units for laptops to sit on are on Amazon for cheap.
I always have one behind my power amp even when it's not confined. Caps last longer.
Just a thot.

Dave
 
david1111 said:
@ckoenig70
Great setup. It's nice to see lots of space around the speakers. I always find that provides the largest and most accurate/detailed sound-stage.
If you can't find longer posts, you could always place a fan unit behind the amp, which would blow on the rear cooling fins and across the top or bottom vents.
The flat dual fan units for laptops to sit on are on Amazon for cheap.
I always have one behind my power amp even when it's not confined. Caps last longer.
Just a thot.

Dave
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I auditioned them in a very similar setup and loved to openness. The bass is perfect. I know I need to augment with a nice sub. The P5 does 2.1 nicely. A super silent fan would work for the amp. Thanks for the input.
 
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