[StateRadioFan]

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Originally Posted by StateRadioFan /img/forum/go_quote.gif HOME SYSTEM McIntosh MC-7100 Omaura TF8 PC Case Benchmark DAC-1 (dac & preamp functions) B&W CM-1 Aperion Audio 10" Sub AKG - 701 Audioquest & Cardas Cables Nice system. Is there any reason why you have your components that way? I would consider putting the amps on the lower racks and the source components on the top and not binding the cables with ties.

I put the amp on top because the power button is located on the rear. I didn't like the idea of crawling around the back of the rack to turn the amp on/off. I know people say its bad to tie cables together but its very distracting to see them dangling all over the place. What do other people do to manage their cables without tying them together?

Traded my B&W's for a pair of these

 

[Sherwood]

Usually zip ties or wire loom does a solid job. You can pick either up at home depot without much trouble.

 

[Leb_CRX]

home office, I work from there, and never clean it

and don't judge the high quality headphones, I got em for free and I am still shopping for something decent

 

[jstalz]

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Originally Posted by noremedy /img/forum/go_quote.gif Well, thought it might be a good idea for us all to post pictures of our computer rigs! Numerous threads have been created for portable rigs, home rigs - now its computer audio's turn! My rig is up and coming: This is the basic starting point for me. - By this time next year I plan to have a pair of Grado RS-1's and perhaps an amplifier of slightly higher quality than the Pico (very good for its size though - supreme DAC!) Anyway on with the pictures!

As simple as it is, this photo has motivated me to purchase a pair of HD595s and a portable amp. Im thinking the Leckerton UHA3 for its size, features, and sound quality at a good price.
I just need to sell me ESW9s first.

 

[warpdriver]

The "laptop on my dining room table" setup. Yes those are creme brulee dishware as my speaker stands.

 

[samschu]

 

[Quantom88]

Messy table, but it gets the job done.

 

[LC3]

Some of you could be forgiven for never leaving the house (except to check the mailbox for deliveries). Unfortunately, I don't have anything at the moment worth posting. Just wanted to post a compliment to your rigs.

 

[eam88]

This is my simple laptop setup

 

[lantice]

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Originally Posted by warpdriver /img/forum/go_quote.gif The "laptop on my dining room table" setup. Yes those are creme brulee dishware as my speaker stands.

nice laptop stand and "nice" speaker stand

 

[apatN]

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Originally Posted by eam88 /img/forum/go_quote.gif This is my simple laptop setup <snip>

I like! Clean looking laptop.

 

[obobskivich]

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Originally Posted by Leb_CRX /img/forum/go_quote.gif home office, I work from there, and never clean it and don't judge the high quality headphones, I got em for free and I am still shopping for something decent

am blind? don't see headphones??

or do you mean the RB-61's/RB-81's (can't tell which it is, guessing 81?)

 

[TheRobbStory]

My very expensive wall clock solution.

2tb RAID -> Linux media server -> FLAC and ALAC -> Intel Mac Mini -> AMB Gamma 1 DAC (via optical) -> KRK RP5 studio monitors

 

[polska9]

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Originally Posted by Aaron909 /img/forum/go_quote.gif

thats awesome!

 

[Telix]

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Originally Posted by TheRobbStory /img/forum/go_quote.gif My very expensive wall clock solution. 2tb RAID -> Linux media server -> FLAC and ALAC -> Intel Mac Mini -> AMB Gamma 1 DAC (via optical) -> KRK RP5 studio monitors

Great looking setup.