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Show us your current setup - your main stereo system :-)

Let US all see your stereo setup - with a desciption of what it contains. I´ll start :)
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Love your pics! Labelled too, way cool!
I'd go crazy getting to cables and such in that long stack - wow!

Moved your thread to Members' System>Listening Space ... which seems a better place for such threads.
Heck, I just posted my main 2 channel system in there yesterday, after a relaxing long listen (and nap!).
 
Thread moved to Members' System>Listening Space ... which seems a better place for such threads.
Heck, I just posted my main 2 channel system in there yesterday, after a relaxing long listen (and nap!).
thanks - I try to find it :)
 
Not noteworthy, but what came my way within my budget:

Rotel RX1052 receiver
Seas Froy3 kit in Paragon Radiant cabinets (my 20 yr old DIY speakers)
Yamaha BDS667 bluray universal
Thorens TD203 turntable w/ Ortofon 2mBlue cart
Pioneer 'Andrew Jones' 8" sub
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Not noteworthy, but what came my way within my budget:

Rotel RX1052 receiver
Seas Froy3 kit in Paragon Radiant cabinets (my 20 yr old DIY speakers)
Yamaha BDS667 bluray universal
Thorens TD203 turntable w/ Ortofon 2mBlue cart
Pioneer 'Andrew Jones' 8" sub
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I moved the system to corner of the room to free up the patio window to bless my lovely wife. Plus at 73 yrs old, my hearing is not what it once was.
Here's a few grainy photos taken with my cell phone of the area in our townhome and the system.
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Also posted in another similar thread. The other 2 missing from this tri-amplified current setup
picture is the amps for the bass cabinets (Mc. MC-1201 SS mono block) are located in a adjacent sunroom`s equipment rack, due to living room`s space restrictions.
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My main system Comprises: hifi Rose RS250 streamer and CD transport feeding into a LAiv Harmony DaC. Amplification is the Hifi Rose Rsa780 GaNfet class D. Speakers Neat acoustics Iota Xplorers. Next purchase will be a better, more spacious rack.
 

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Ladies, gentlemen, and otherwise designated fellow human beings, I present you the 'Subs need to be obviously repositioned' soundsystem.
Enjoy the music!

What are you looking at in terms of audio gear:
Speakers: Tannoy 615. Not for everyone but I love love love them.
Subs: Will keep those to myself until I have 4.
Amp (the silver/champagne one): TEAC A-H500i (a true little gem imho), feeding the 615's
Mixing amp (the very dark grey one): Dateq SMA200. Devised as an installation mixer+ amp for bars and such. Very dependable tech from a Dutch company. Especially their dj mixers were very, very good. Feeding the subs now.
Dj mixer: Gemini UMX9, purely there so I can feed one signal to the crossover and one to the crossover. Setting thing up diffenently soon so it won't be needed any more.
Active crossover: Behringer CX2310. Purely used to control the frequencies going to the subs at the moment. The Tannoys use their own passive crossover.
Sources (not pictured): Laptop + motu soundcard or iPhone + standard minijack adapter/dac. Record players have been moved out of the way during this period of active crossover experimentation.

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I like that you showed the “other” side of your listening room. Very well done and nicely thought out. What are the rough dimensions of your room?

Tiny! Relatively speaking, that is. It's only 13'x 13' x 7-1/2' (4.1m x 4.1m x 2.3m), but really well-damped and acoustically nice because it's very balanced between being an anechoic chamber and an echo chamber.

BTW, there's a couple of small but impactful changes in my room since I posted those photos. One, I moved the "subwoofer 2" back to being behind the right side speaker. It's more effective there, and together they are essentially acting as two VERY full-range speakers.

The second change is more emotional. Hissy the cat is gone. She had to be euthanized as she was no longer able to move around much, her appetite diminished, and many more signs that her quality of life was essentially destroyed. It was time. I had her almost 18 years, so she is missed.
 
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