[kid vic]

 

[F208Frank]

People with turn tables make their systems look so much cooler.

 

[Mikem53]

Since my system changed dramatically in the last few weeks, I will post an updated pic. New speakers and Freya+
Daedalus Athena

 

[judomaniak57]

Mikem53 do those speakers sound as good as they look? have always liked the look of Daedalus speakers but have never heard them. beautiful wood they use

 

[Mikem53]

Mikem53 do those speakers sound as good as they look? have always liked the look of Daedalus speakers but have never heard them. beautiful wood they use

So far, they sound very good ! they have a natural midrange and sweet highs.. the Bass is descent for an 8” single woofer.. but some hard rockers wouldn’t find it adequate.. The bottom octave is weak for organ type music.. but it’s “there“. I wanted a non fatigue type sound, more musical, less analytical.. so Far I’ve been really pleased with the sound.. as it’s detailed and transparent and very involving! They were Also easy to setup.. They throw a wide sweet spot, which is nice too.. Thanks !

 

[jcn3]

Since my system changed dramatically in the last few weeks, I will post an updated pic. New speakers and Freya+
Daedalus Athena

nice! what is your audio rack? also curious about the butcher block the speakers are on -- where did you get and how do they work?

 

[Mikem53]

nice! what is your audio rack? also curious about the butcher block the speakers are on -- where did you get and how do they work?

the audio rack was from Michael Green Audio.. I’ve had it for 20 years now.. not sure if he’s still around.. it’s quite heavy.. but once setup, highly adjustable..
Those are 3” thick solid Maple blocks.. I recently purchased them from butcherblock audio.. i like the look and the height worked out well for me.. using some isolation pads underneath. M6 threaded for spikes or other feet If needed.. it would be best if I spiked the speakers and ground them into the wood.. I may eventually do that once I get used to the Sound as is.

 

[ekfc63]

Roksan Xerxes 20+ Roksan Artemiz (since replaced with Naim ARO) Roksan Shiraz Vertere Speed Controller Trilogy 907 Phono Stage Teddy Pardo Active Amps (PR1 pre Naim Snaxo 242 XOver ST60x2) Naim SL2. Chord MScaler & Dave not in photo.

These photos was taken a couple of years ago. The room is now a tad more cluttered serving double duty as my wife's Yoga room

 

[miko64]

during corona lick-down I brought my sr9s down to the living room

 

[miko64]

Still another view lcd4 plus firstwatt j2

 

[DaddyWhale]

during corona lick-down I brought my sr9s down to the living room

What energizer, other than the srm-d10, do you use (upstairs) with the 009S? Do you use that stand all the time? Does it stretch the headband?

 

[ekfc63]

Still another view lcd4 plus firstwatt j2

Whatever the yellow thing on the wall is, I like it. Want one!

 

[miko64]

What energizer, other than the srm-d10, do you use (upstairs) with the 009S? Do you use that stand all the time? Does it stretch the headband?

Sts 727

 

[miko64]

Whatever the yellow thing on the wall is, I like it. Want one!

Well my auntie was an artist, this is one of her artworks - moik schiele

 

[miko64]

What energizer, other than the srm-d10, do you use (upstairs) with the 009S? Do you use that stand all the time? Does it stretch the headband?

Re stand, normally I dont use it, but my wife likes it; typically it is in a box. Yes it slightly stretches the band. Attached a foto from above w srm 727a and the sr7