crazy-in-az
Uhhhh....
Would love to try out a Slingerland some day! Currently I have a Pearl kit, a Gretsch Renown on layaway and my band uses a Tama Starclassic.
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BroncoJimbo
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Three separate systems.
The Theatre system is a Denon AVR S510BT with homemade speakers and a homemade Shiva subwoofer.
The vinyl system is a Technics TT with a Kenwood 9100 and DCM TF500s
The CD system is a Denon CD player and Adcom GTP-400 and Adcom GFA555 thru the 901's.
The CD and vinyl came about after I asked a simple question on AK about running outdoor speakers
Nice kit, but you got it Set up the wrong way round.
highend64
Super Member
Might be that he is lefty.
highend64
Super Member
I have seen drummers use gaffers tape to dampen snare and toms but not cymbals.
It works for the most part.
Left-handed drummer never happen.
krautmaster
68 Chrysler -440 Magnum !
I have done what I hope is the final reconfiguration of the office stereo. Costco had the sound absorbing panels on sale for $35 so I bought another box and added them to the wall behind the stereo and speakers. Then I was digging around in my piles of stuff and found a set of 4" tall walnut legs with a rubber pad on top and Herbie's little fat glider feet on the bottom (from Butcher Block Acoustics and made to lift a turntable platform)... my brain said "you can put those on the bottom of your Butcher Block acoustics maple rack that's in the bedroom then move it into the office, then put the two Pangea Vulcan racks in the bedroom" (the bedroom stereo doesn't get much use). I needed more height to the rack so that I could put my Furman power filter underneath (not enough room on the rack for the Furman and the stereo bits)I had to do a little woodwork so that I could add triangle braces to the legs (the tiny M6 stud wasn't going to hold them all by itself). anyway, everything is all moved around and the sound in the office rivals my main living room stereo.
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epifanatic
acoustically suspended
Lefty, yes.
zenith2134
Addicted Member
Current view of my bedroom system from my listening position, sitting in an 1890s mahogany chair.
krautmaster
68 Chrysler -440 Magnum !
How is the comfort of that antique chair? It looks a bit "stiff" to sit in. I myself cannot sit on anything that old, people back then where 1/2 my size and I'd break it if I could even get close to fitting in it ( I'm 6'4" and 305 lbs).
DVD Friday
Gregg Allman Live Back In Macon GA
Clapton Crossroads 2013
Gregg Allman Live Back In Macon GA
Clapton Crossroads 2013
CorezG
New Member
Making some changes to the system this weekend, so figured I'd get a pic up while this current configuration still exists.
Technics SB-E200 (with refreshed crossovers)
Luxman L-550A II (20W Class A)
KEF KC62 sub
Eversolo DMP A8
Pro-Ject RPM 10 Carbon w/ Ortofon Cadenza Black
zenith2134
Addicted Member
Apologies, I didn't see your message til now.
It is actually decent; It was reupholstered a while back. I spend a lot of time in it and my back has never beem better! 6'3" & 208 pounds. The chair is way bigger than it looks in photos
4 years ago, things were simpler. besides my surround system, this was all the gear i owned.
but then i got back into vinyl after a 35 year hiatus and i started buying broken gear and repairing it. this is not all the gear that i own, these are just what i prefer.
plans are to downsize to the rotel stack, but i have gotten mighty attached to my sx1010,sx3900 and yamaha c65/m65.
but then i got back into vinyl after a 35 year hiatus and i started buying broken gear and repairing it. this is not all the gear that i own, these are just what i prefer.
plans are to downsize to the rotel stack, but i have gotten mighty attached to my sx1010,sx3900 and yamaha c65/m65.