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Thanks for your comments. The amp is a Woo Audio WA6 SE running Sylvania 6EW7s in the amp portion and a Sophia Electric 'Princess' 274b rectifier in the PSU. My primary source, on top of the DAC, is a Logitech (previously Slim Devices) Squeezebox v.3.
WOW, that is very cool. A friend of mine just bought a sailboat for over 50K and laughs at me for spending hundreds on audio equipment. He is missing out. Cheers.
Here's some shots of my little music room. The components you see are a Fisher x-100 tube amp, Kailin tube amp, Micro-Seiki DD-40 TT with Grado reference cartridge, Teac 3300 RTR, Pioneer RT/909 RTR and a Sony S9000es disc player. My main speakers are hybrid Klipshorns that I built. They have Altec 511b horns and 902 drivers . The tweeters are Beyma cp-25s. The crossovers are ALK universals. The unfinished towers you see are my latest Fostex single driver project.
Here is our main A/V system in the living room. The turntable is hiding in the right cabinet. Probably not the best place for it but I do not get any feedback so it works.
Ok, started cleaning gear out a bit ago. Mostly it's moved to the living room while I figure out what to do with it. But I did take a minute to set up the main bit of my rig in the front bedroom, aka my dedicated listening space. It's still a big fat mess, but you can see how it might be nice if I keep at it.
You might be able to get a glance of the odd JBL sub in the corner. I got it cheap 'cause the amp was blown and the part to fix it is unobtanium. So I put a Dayton plate amp in it. I stuffed the cabinet and it actually sounds pretty decent now.
The room is still a mess, but ya know, I'm pretty happy with the gear!
The bottle is record cleaning fluid- should be enough to last for a good while! For a cobbled together thrift store stereo, I'd say it's ok. But I'm determined to get all the excess gear out of the house. Even in these carefully framed pictures you can see that the room is a mess. And that's after pulling four pairs of speakers, a turntable and a reel to reel out of there.
Thanks ED, I see so many rooms on the net that really make my jaw drop (and some gear) but we all do what we can to enjoy the music, the pics are a bit old but save for some more CD's and art on walls you guys get the idea....... my vinyl and cleaning station didnt add but its nothin special,cheers
Here is my updated setup. I need to build a shelf system for all my stuff. (and yes I need to clean my room, the tapes fell over in a high volume test run)