Skruf
New Member
New, Custom made (mango tree), ordered from Denmark.
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Skruf
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I agree! And amazing sound. Very good quality, a whopping 42 kilograms each.
N0rt0n
Super Member
Looks great, quite the journey......and you're not done
SimplySound
Kent Engineering & Fondry
I think I may be with ya Descartridge!
I listen in what I call Multi-speaker Stereo, or Stereo-in-the-Round. My components are:
Main Speakers: Dunlavy SC-IV's, Center Channel: Dunlavy HRCC. Side Surrounds & Rear: KEF R107's, Amps: Pass Labs X3's (2 - 6 Channels)
PrePro: Anthem AVM60, Media Server: Antec Fusion Micro-ATX, Media Player: JRiver MC32, Digital Conversion Device: SMSL PO100Pro
TV: Sony BRAVIA 65" XR-A80K Power Conditioner: APC H15, Cables: SignalCable throughout (S/PDIF, Balanced Interconnects & Power)
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infullview
Super Member
I just had a young couple here (20 something) and the boyfriend saw my stereo and was so taken with it he took a picture.
I had Miles Davis player on the reel to reel.
I had Miles Davis player on the reel to reel.
Nice setup. Is that a Toshiba SA-750 receiver?
infullview
Super Member
Yes it is. I had it at the bottom of the pile for years and finally decided to service it. It needed a lot of cosmetic work as the veneer was missing on the front and it was very dirty. I cleaned it up, replaced the veneer, deox’d and fader lubed the pots, cleaned and lubed all switches. After that, I added a speaker protection relay which plugged in where the in-line fuses were (also added inline fuse holders for the fuses as well). All original lights worked. In all, it has been an outstanding performer.
I bought a used SA-750 in 1985 for $45 and used it, as my main rig, until 1998. I still have it but it's been sitting for a long time unused; it certainly needs a lot of TLC. If I remember correctly, there is an issue with the power switch not working properly and it probably needs to be recapped and cleaned. It's a very sweet sounding receiver when it's running properly.
Treyfus84
Super Member
Very Nice. What are your speakers?
infullview
Super Member
Speakers are Wharfedale model W70E
Galaxie500xl
Active Member
Because he recognizes classic styling and cool
Galaxie500xl
Active Member
What a view to go with tunes. So much natural light
Hi5harry
New Member
This is my cave system. I’ve been in this crazy hobby for 55 years now so it’s almost all old tube gear. The tube amps and phono stage were built by friends over 30 years ago. The turntable and JBL subs were built by me, sort of. I listen in a dim room because it has 37 tubes and the ion super tweeters glowing when it’s dark and heating the room nicely.
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Hooked up the Macs temporarily in their new home, moved the 2270 up to its new place in the bedroom. Just a TT and a DAC atm, some music to make the chore of moving more reasonable. Not sure if I like the sideboard they’re sitting on, have to see.
Azimuth
Well-Known Member
The sideboard is gorgeous.
Thanks. We're kinda in between right now, won't be moving in for a couple weeks yet, just trying to set up a few things and see how they work before the rest of the furniture and stuff get here. I like the one we got for the bedroom; we don't really need a dresser, it's really just a big stand for my 2270. Couldn't get the other Infinity in the car with some other stuff, so there's just one Column II up there now. Trying to decide if they're overkill for a bedroom, even a decent sized one, but they sound damn good. 
Very much a work in progress, I haven't even finished my chair yet, or put the drawers in the proper order! Cheers.
Very much a work in progress, I haven't even finished my chair yet, or put the drawers in the proper order! Cheers.