• The move to the new server is done. There are some software and database maintenance updates in process. This has us passing the hat around to help out. We appreciate any donations. Seriously, even a dollar helps. The payment page may be found here - https://www.audiokarma.org/support.html

your other systems, how many do u have??

S

stereorob

Super Member
Banned
outside of my main rig with about 20 components in it i have other little rigs here and there,

the porch system......fisher 200t receiver, epi 200 spkrs, pioneer 25 disc changer and sony tc-560d reel to reel, and dual 1215 turntable

the bedroom system...... superscope r-1240 receiver, boston a100 spkrs denon 5-disc changer, teac a-2340 reel to reel

computer system-1........sherwood s-5500 tube int.amp and bose 301 speakers

workshop computer system 2.........realistic sta-120b receiver with paradigm sv-7 speakers, interlinked with my main rig!!

Comming soon...... kitchen system, bathroom system, and crawlspace under house system!!!! for real!!
 
Register to hide this ad
I have a couple here and there, here are a couple of shots of the garage system.

attachment.php


attachment.php


attachment.php


attachment.php
 
I usually run 3. A main 2 channel system that is mostly for vinyl playback but it also is the A/V system, my bedroom system which is currently some Sony pre-Esprit separates and great little Kefs and then a vintage tube system with an Empire TT, Fisher gear and Rega or B&W speakers. I'm trying to get to a point where I don't have a lot more than that laying around. Trying but not succeeding
 
I have a kitchen system and will soon be adding a tubes n' horns setup to the basement.

Once I get a proper workshop set up in the garage I'll probably have something there.

When the baby is born he/she will get a system.
:D
 
i'm an audioholic, it's been 3 weeks since I bought a speaker

Let me start by saying it's not a glamourous as it sounds, got it all for cheap :thmbsp:

Living room - 4 x PSB Stratus Gold's + center channel, Aragon 2004 + Adcom GFA555-II amps, HNT SA-1 subwoofer amp with custom JBL 10" sub driver,
Proton AS-2631 surround processor, Sharp Aquos 52" LCD for a screen

Garage/Hot Tub Room - 2 x Paradigm w. Harman Kardon AVR20-II receiver

Office - iPod / Sirius Radio w. single ended 6BQ5 amp and PSB BetaII speakers

Listening Room - ever changing selection: Altec 19's OR JBL 4628b with Fisher 481A PP 6BQ5 amp OR Magnavox PP 6V6 amp fed with Marantz 67SE single CD player

Tiki Bar - Vintage Kenwood solid state tuner, amp, CD player, Polk audio speakers

... that's 5 if you don't count the undercounter CD player in the kitchen, iPod amplified dock (normally at the bar)... still have other equipment that I am thinking of getting rid and some that I have given away :tears:

ps - love Mel's setup, when is the "garage sale"?
 
7 systems here.

main..
altec theater speakers, mac mx113 preceiver, audio international crossover, pair of rebuilt magnavox tube amps, ipod dock, carver tube cd player

nightstand..
minimus linaeum speaker, rebuilt motorola mono console amp, rebuilt bogen tube am/fm tuner

ripping station..
jbl mini studio monitors, crown d60, sound explorer tube preamp, technics SL1300, pc with m-audio sound interface, tascam cassette and md units, rebuilt mac mr55 tube tuner.

carport / cigar lounge
magnavox console from early 50's, rebuilt GE stereo 6aq5 integrated, kenwood bpc tuner

webradio studio..
minimus lineaum speaker pair, rebuilt midland receiver, yamaha audiogram sound interface to pc, behringer mixer, technics sldz1200 cd deck, pair of dual 701's.

desk at work..
pair of infinity outdoor speakers on brackets, sony bpc receiver, technics sl1200mk2, akai glass head r to r, denon 3 head cassette deck, pc.

shed at my moms..
olson 15" woofer and motorola piezo tweeter in giant wood box and some oddball highend tower speaker from fleamarket running off a 1968 kenwood receiver i got from the thrift and rebuilt. my shed drops bass!

yep, all of it works.
 
3 working systems. The big system in the livingroom, a vintage Akai set in my bedroom and some bits and pieces in the study. Oh, and an iPod.
 
I'm running 6 systems at the moment,4 in the mancave, counting the surround system, 1 bedroom system, and 1 main living room system. and plan on 1 more for a computer room upstairs.
 
I am not a victim of the seven-system-syndrom.

I run one system only because that way the single units can be up to seven times higher quality than if I was suffering the seven-system-syndrom.

:music:

"dolph"
 
8 systems in my house so not a poster child for the seven system syndrome :D

Plus, I'm not tied down to one system if I am in another part of the house. I am all about the music and not the high end gear:smoke:

Listening room: Yamaha M50/Kenwood Basic C1 pre/Nak 480/Technics 1300MK2/Kenwood EQ/DLK-2
and system 2:Sansui G-7700/Technics SL-1400/Realistic Mach One's

Loft system: Kenwood Eleven/Pioneer PL-500/Pioneer CT-F7272/JBL L26 Decade's

Bedroom 1: Kenwood KR5150/Technics SL-23/KLH Model Seventeen's

Bedroom 2: Pioneer SX-3700/Philips 312/Smaller Advent Loudspeakers

Living Room: Pioneer TX6800/Pioneer SA6800/Pioneer CT-F600/Dual 1209/Teac A4010S/"Original" Advent Loudspeakers

Garage1: Technics SA-400/Technics M-18/Technics SL220/Altec 886A

Garage2: Technics SA-5370/Teac A350/The Voice of Music Model 81
 
Last edited:
7 systems

niklasthedol said:
I am not a victim of the seven-system-syndrom.

I run one system only because that way the single units can be up to seven times higher quality than if I was suffering the seven-system-syndrom.

:music:

"dolph"
Click to expand...

Who says all of our 7 systems are not high quality, Altec, mcintosh, and Sansui, isnt exactly low-end gear.
 
I have three full surround systems of different price ranges.

System 1
Sony STR-DA5300ES receiver
Emotiva XPA-5 amp
Yamaha M-65 amp for bi-amp subs
Legacy Focus Mains
Legacy Silver Screen Center
T&A P-30 rear surrounds
Klipsch RS-3 side surrounds
PS3
Dishnetwork vip622 HD DVR
KDL-52XBR5 display

System 2
Denon AVR-3300 receiver
Marantz M700 amp for sub
Klipsch Kg4 mains
Klipsch KV3 center
Klipsch RS-3 side and rear surrounds
Pioneer CLV1000 laserdisc/DVD/CD player
HD-A2 HD-DVD
ACI Titan compound sub
Klipsch SW8 upper bass
Sony KDL-46XBR5

System 3
Yamaha RX-V2095 receiver
NAD 906 amp for stereo distribution multiroom
Legacy Gallery in-wall 7ch speaker system
Sony DVD (can't remember the model)
Wii
Sony KDL-46XBR6 display

various speakers
5.1 Scandyna minipod, cinepod system
T&A RT series stereo speakers
PSB Intro surround system
Emotiva ERM-1 (3)
Genesis Genre II stereo speakers
B&W LM-1 stereo speakers
various older receivers, signal processors DVD/CD players
Monster 3500MKII power
Monster 2000 power
 
Two Systems.

Main System:

Tascam M-50
Tascam M-30
Dynaco SCA-35
New large Advents
ProJect Xpression III
Shuer V15III cartridge
Tascam 122b cassette deck
Kenwood KT-7500 tuner
Tascam 34B
Otari MX-5050BIIHD
Teac X-3
Elac 50H/AudioTechnica AT15S (soon to be replaced with a Dual 1229 with the same cart on it)
JVC 4DD-5 modified phono preamp
Zenith DTV Converter
Panasonic AG-1960 SVHS editor
Sony DVD player
Pioneer CLD-980 LaserDisc player

Living Room System (not put together, but soon):
Elac 50H w/ TBA cart
Onkyo TX-4500 receiver (as power amp)
Hafler DH-101 preamp
Rotel RT-320 tuner
Teac 3340S R2R
Sony double cassette deck
Acoustic Research AR4x speakers, or KEF C40's, or maybe NLA's, depending on what happens next weekend.
 
1- Full dedicated cinema, front projector, furniture bass shakers, 400W/ch Crown amplification, all separates, earth shaking!
2- Family room HT (In-wall speakers, Klipsh sub)
3- Daughter system (Akai Reel to reel, Onkyo electronics, Yamaha speakers)
4- Computer sound, Yamaha active studio speakers, Velodyne sub
5- Laboratory system - HP 467A lab amplifiers, Full test equipment (oscilloscope, Analyzers,...)
6- Retro system - Pioneer 707 reel to reel, SX850 receiver, Stax headphones, quad HPM100.
 
I'm in the 7 system catagory. All of them except the ht setup are in a constant state of metamorphisis so I won't even list the gear as it may change by the day's end. It's so nice to have the time to do this being on my wintertime layoff.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom