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Pictures of your computer rigs! Post them here!
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Benny-x
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Haha, I was coming here for information on sound and music systems and I learn about philosophy hehe
Haha, I came here once to look up the Denon c-501 vs c-751 and then never left... Happy to see I'm doing my part to keep the hot-potato going around
sealman
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Added a DC-1 and made some cheapo stands for my Airmotiv 5's.
Putting the speakers at ear level made a huge difference in the width of the soundstage.
Putting the speakers at ear level made a huge difference in the width of the soundstage.
Nimzerz
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Sorry about the pic quality.
I don't have an elaborate setup but it works for me.
Emotiva DC-1 and Airmotiv 5's, Sennheiser 570's.
The sub is a Triska sub I built from the Parts Express project showcase. It has an 8" driver and 2 8" passive radiators.
My closet contains Sennheiser Momentums both on and off ear and some old Bose QC3's for airline travel.
Thinking about buying the Senn 598's since they are down to 150.00 atm.
Bout to build a PC, hows that case working for ya? Also, what you think of the emotivas?
sealman
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The case is great in that it has lots of cooling options along with good airflow. Also has a lot of space to work with for hiding the wiring.
The bad is that the side panels are a little flimsy though the frame is sturdy enough.
If i had to do it over again I might go for the smaller version of this model because this takes up a lot of floor space.
The Emotiva Airmotiv 5's are simply great. My search for a computer speaker is finally over after getting these. I also have the 4's and while really good the larger woofer and extra power make the 5's the sweet spot for performance and size.
The bad is that the side panels are a little flimsy though the frame is sturdy enough.
If i had to do it over again I might go for the smaller version of this model because this takes up a lot of floor space.
The Emotiva Airmotiv 5's are simply great. My search for a computer speaker is finally over after getting these. I also have the 4's and while really good the larger woofer and extra power make the 5's the sweet spot for performance and size.
acain
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It's not the nicest desk but here it is, the shelf is just where I keep some headphones.
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It's not the nicest desk but here it is, the shelf is just where I keep some headphones.
What are those headphone stands? I love them! Great presentation with the stands and the shelf. Very nice.
gonefishing
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Source: Laptop (Jriver / Tidal - Fidelizer)
DAC: Audio Gd Ref 10.32 with Ifi Ipurifier
Amps: Almarro 318B / Sun Audio 2A3
Speakers: Tannoy Berkeley (Swapped out the Tannoy Lancasters )
Cabling : Belden 89207 interconnects / Belden 9497 Speaker cables
Nice!
acain
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Quote:
I made the stands I work in a machine shop and cut them out on a CNC electric laser here is a better picture of one.
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Wow those stands are beautiful! And sorry to go off topic but what do you think of the Master & Dynamic overall? And how would you compare the two?
acain
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I really love both of them the MH40 have a neutral sound overall and they are detailed through out. The MH30 go deep into sub bass and has a nice rumble these are slightly on the warmer side but its well controlled. I use the MH40 more since I preffer a flat sound signature. If I am listening to hip hop or dance music I would use the MH30. The build quality is unreal there isn't any plastic on them that is visible.
htr2d2
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Now I am thinking I need to build a cnc. Crap! My wife going to kill me.
They are sleek and functional. If you every post the design, I will have to see what a local shop would charge to cut.
Very cool. Thank you.
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Thanks for that acain, I have been considering the MH40. They seem to be great sounding headphones that are also great looking and sturdy which is what I am looking for in a pair of headphones right now.
drez
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Looks just like the Firestone Audio headphone stand (on Massdrop, I don't think I'm allowed to post a link to it here), or Google it:
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