One year later... My audio odyssey

[Redboy]

Oh, I musn't forget the Tannolks! These were a real MN AK collaborative project!

 

[BroonsBane]

Very nice Nate but what do you like to do in your spare time? :scratch2:
Seriously some awesome gear, great progression and beautifully displayed. I bet those Tannoys are sweet :drool::drool::drool:

 

[Redboy]

I do like the Tannoys! :yes:

I can see living with them for a good while.

Here's the system as it stands today (for the most part - there have only been a couple changes since it was taken... ):

 

[Guest155]

wonderful story!

can't find no words, just music

 

[Fisherdude]

Oh, and happy two-and-a-halfth anniversary!

 

[cableguy]

Nice retrospective Nate....slippery slope indeed.... Great looking gear Nate

 

[WhiteSE]

You have Skillz...

 

[deaner33]

Yeah, tube skills, speaker skills & photography skills!

 

[KeninDC]

A beautiful, unobtrusive set up 'ya got there, Nate.

Good idea keeping the hot tubes up and away from little fingers.

Ken

 

[thedelihaus]

Man, that's some evolution of kit!

Darwin would be proud!

 

[barrynsue]

Nate,

Missed this thread originally but great chronology into your slippery slope. It happens to the best of us (you should have seen my storage areas).

The best thing however is the interest you have taken in DIY projects and the great work you have done.

Now go and enjoy!

Barry

 

[Redboy]

Yeah, tube skills, speaker skills & photography skills!

Oh, I take LOTS of baaaad pictures, too! :yes:

A beautiful, unobtrusive set up 'ya got there, Nate.

Good idea keeping the hot tubes up and away from little fingers.

That's more by default than by design, Ken. If I had my way, that entire shelf unit would have been gone long ago in favor of something smaller and more versatile. But it's not too bad a compromise, really.

Man, that's some evolution of kit!

Darwin would be proud!

And I have a degree in Ecology, too!

(True, actually.)

Nate,

Missed this thread originally but great chronology into your slippery slope. It happens to the best of us (you should have seen my storage areas).

The best thing however is the interest you have taken in DIY projects and the great work you have done.

Now go and enjoy!

Barry

Barry, I've finally figured out that the DIY aspect of this hobby is what really turns my crank. Now it's a matter of divesting myself of the excess, and focusing. Of course, listening and enjoying come with the territory! :yes: