The Pictorial Evolution Of My High Powered Systems: The Latest !

[tybrad]

I re-did my two high power systems in the downstairs living area. Before, it was just stacked equipment off on the left corner of the room and the speakers from the shown vantage point below.

A LONG TIME AGO

BEFORE

I dumped the HT system that you see above and repurposed the cabinet for the vintage stuff. I also built a for-purpose high mass turntable shelf. 2 x 4 x 1/2" MDF with woodgrain ceramic tile, built with legs on one side. The back side sits on the ledge.

AND NOW

The left (Sansui) system feeds the Kappas
The right (Onkyo) system feeds the Walshes (the supplementary Energy sub is hidden).


So there you have it. :thmbsp: :yes:

 

[onwardjames]

I never tire of seeing those Onkyos, and I have one.
Gorgeous setup, tybrad.

 

[JBL GUY]

That is very, very nice Tyler.

I am sure that it makes some very nice for you.

Thanks for the pictures.

 

[Rome]

Truly a nice setup & pieces!

Luv the Reverb unit! A friend had one that always intriqued me.

Rome

 

[Styx_II]

nice:thmbsp:

 

[dread31]

Glory, Glory, Glory!!!! Nice system! Love those big meters.

 

[nclh77]

Wow. Some nice stuff you got there!

 

[tybrad]

Gosh is this pretty at night.

 

[Treyfus84]

Sweet :thmbsp: I love both systems...which one sounds best?

 

[Cactus Bob]

Gorgeous!! :thmbsp:

 

[tybrad]

Sweet :thmbsp: I love both systems...which one sounds best?

"Best" depends on the music. The Sansui/Kappa system is for the loud, warm stuff (and noise pop & shoegaze), and the Onkyo/Walsh system is for smoother, less edgy stuff.

 

[RT Fan]

Very cool, much nicer lines than the earlier configuration. Nice to see an old ADC Sound Shaper EQ in the mix. I use mine to drop the hiss levels on old bootlegs & tapes. Enjoy the light show.

 

[Dave_72]

That looks killer. I bet it could smash glass. All you need now is a CB radio.

 

[moosteve]

simply beautiful!