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Pics of your listening space

Yes? That is a Grundig 6000 series on top of the speaker........

I wish I still had mine, sold it to finance the school education. Now making do with a Nordmende Carmen and a Grundig Satellit 700.
 
butch4695 said:
There are 2 florescent tubes 18-20in. long mounted 1 on each side of the ceiling beam in front of the Pink Floyd banner and one incandescent bulb screwed into the light socket in front of the Bob Marley poster . I have no idea on the wattage as we just kind of came across this stuff in the attic when we were cleaning it out . The Carpet Mart in my area had 2 more of these rugs available and I was able to talk the salesman down $30 off the ticketed price .
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Thanks for the info! I already have a 36" florescent tube unit and a couple of the black light bulbs for light fixtures. Might be enough. Now I need to find a similar rug.
 
zimbo said:
Hi guys,

finished my new speakers and rearranged the system......

The stuff moved from the short to the long side of the room. Now it sounds better than before. Small invest with a big result.......






and a little impression of the Super Duplex speaker.....
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best regards
Sascha
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WOW!
is there a thread somewhere on here about those speakers there?
 
zimbo said:
Hi guys,

finished my new speakers and rearranged the system......

The stuff moved from the short to the long side of the room. Now it sounds better than before. Small invest with a big result.......
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Wow that's one fugly setup. :D

(jus' kiddin)

Wonder what's in the box beneath the receiver.
And where in Germany you are from.. You should charge a fee for people to have a look and come and listen to your system. ;)
 
butch4695 said:
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I love that room! Looks like the perfect spot to chill.
 
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zimbo said:
Hi guys,

finished my new speakers and rearranged the system......

The stuff moved from the short to the long side of the room. Now it sounds better than before. Small invest with a big result.......






and a little impression of the Super Duplex speaker.....
​

best regards
Sascha
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Nice system, is the TT a rebuilt Lenco?
 
oooh, wow.... thank you very much for the nice feedback :thmbsp:


Zonker92 said:
I take it you're single, Zimbo? :D

LOVELY.
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hehe, no I´m married and we have two boys, but this room in the basement is my little empire........

TerryO said:
Very nice room and beautiful speakers! Tells us a bit more about the speakers.

Best Regards,
TerryO
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The speakers are from Great Plains Audio model 604 8H II. I build the cabinet based on the plan from Altec Lansing`s 620 speaker cabinet.
Have a look inside......

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voltcontrol said:
Wonder what's in the box beneath the receiver.
And where in Germany you are from..
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turntabletoolbox :D

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I´m from a small village near Frankfurt.......

mad shadows said:
Nice system, is the TT a rebuilt Lenco?
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yes it´s a Lenco L75 with Grado Laboratory wooden tonearm mounted in a costumized plinth on a groundplate of slate.


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best regards
Sascha
 
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zimbo said:
Hi guys,

finished my new speakers and rearranged the system......

The stuff moved from the short to the long side of the room. Now it sounds better than before. Small invest with a big result.......






and a little impression of the Super Duplex speaker.....
​

best regards
Sascha
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Hi Sascha, I enjoyed looking at your pictures on your link. I have a fondness for Sansui. When I was coming home from VN I stopped at the PX in Japan and bought the Sansui TU7700 and AU7700 and 4 JBL L26s. Great system.
 
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