[btf1980]

Thanks for the kind words gents.

 

[vcoheda]

good stuff btf1980. very nice pics too.

 

[krmathis]

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Originally Posted by btf1980 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Here's mine. Is it high end?

I say so, without having heard it. Really nice system indeed!

 

[ert]

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Originally Posted by btf1980 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Here's mine. Is it high end?

Looks (and probably sounds) fantastic although the bamboo thing on the right ruins the symmetry. Maybe get another for the left side or hang some artwork to the sides of the display to cover up some of that wall.

 

[doctorcilantro]

I disagree, any interior designer will not design with full symmetry. Humans don't find pure, exact symmetry appealing...it's actually somewhat revolting. I think his/her intuition was spot on.

DC

 

[ert]

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Originally Posted by doctorcilantro /img/forum/go_quote.gif I disagree, any interior designer will not design with full symmetry. Humans don't find pure, exact symmetry appealing...it's actually somewhat revolting.

Hmm...not really true (but I wouldn't say it's full symmetry either). Classic architecture and design is replete with symmetrical structures as is modern. We should also not conflate symmetry and homogeneity. Symmetry about some visual axis' is appealing, with variations about others. Also consider that sociological studies repeatedly find that human faces considered the mose beautiful are also the most symmetric. A lot of abstract art and design surely is not symmetric, but some is (subjectively) beautiful and other not. Mondrian is a great example. His work is both symmetric and not - a wonderful dichotomy that draws you into his paintings. /OT

 

[doctorcilantro]

Well put, but my point is that there is plenty of symmetry going on in the space, and the piece balances it, keeps it from being sterile...I think the gist of your comments actually substantiate my point. Now maybe something on the other side, but not the same thing.....?

DC

 

[ert]

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Originally Posted by doctorcilantro /img/forum/go_quote.gif I think the gist of your comments actually substantiate my point. Now maybe something on the other side, but not the same thing.....?

Yes, thinking about it, that's probably a more aesthetically pleasing solution. But the real questions is, what about the acoustic characteristics of the art?!?!?!

 

[doctorcilantro]

LOL.

Hey your comments were very lucid and I think your last point is valid.....will bass cause a little rattle? Or maybe it could be marketed by Mapleshade.....

DC

 

[cyberspyder]

Cello Amps
WATT With Puppy Bass Modules
Wadia 270 Transport
HTPC

 

[immtbiker]

Love the Watt Puppies and the Sophia.

Those would be my speakers if I wasn't already set!

 

[mikeymad]

Wow cyber... could live with that for a while.

Cheers,

 

[atothex]

Cyber, is that really yours? Or are you just being lame? It doesn't quite match the rest of your profile...

 

[Yikes]

Cyber, It's suppose to be pictures of Your system, not your Dad's.

Cello Performance amps (4 chassis)
Audio Suite and Audio Pallet

(My dream amp and preamp (from 88) along with the only EQ ever made worth actually using)

and it appears Watt Puppies 5.1's

 

[cyberspyder]

It'll be mine in a few, he's thinking of upgrading...