[shaizada]

It's actually a VPI TNT 6 "Hot Rod" with air suspension instead of the ball suspension.
Right after this table they switched to the HRX with the metallic chassis sandwiched between acrylic for the plinth.

 

[Senorbobo]

You guys have great setups, I've browsed some of this thread and all are truly amazing.

Here is my dorm room set up when budget was nonexistant.



After a summer of work and now an apartment that is slightly bigger than a dorm room.






And with the coming summer I can get upgrade the TT to this:




My headphones are nearly nonexistant as all are nearly broke, broke, or being sold. But I did get them on the cheap cheap which means one day I will have the motivation to fix them.

 

[wgb113]

My main listening rig:

 

[lost in va]

I've got a LONG way to go but this is what I'm starting with.

What's on the menu for tonights listen...

 

[nolocus]

Quote:

Originally Posted by lost in va /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've got a LONG way to go but this is what I'm starting with. What's on the menu for tonights listen...

What kind of chair is that?

 

[DeusEx]

Quote:

Originally Posted by shaizada /img/forum/go_quote.gif It's actually a VPI TNT 6 "Hot Rod" with air suspension instead of the ball suspension. Right after this table they switched to the HRX with the metallic chassis sandwiched between acrylic for the plinth.

Can't resist showing off your awe-striking tower of terror? =0

 

[grokit]

Quote:

Originally Posted by lost in va /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've got a LONG way to go but this is what I'm starting with.

Not a bad start; enjoy the journey!

 

[lost in va]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nolocus /img/forum/go_quote.gif What kind of chair is that?

Human Touch Perfect Chair PC-6 Zero-Gravity Recliner Chair, Inspired by the NASA Neutral-Body Posture Studies

 

[cAsE sEnSiTiVe]

 

[Krackatus]

Quote:

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

Haha, whats that kleenex there for?

 

[cAsE sEnSiTiVe]

Quote:

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

Absolutely beautiful rig Gaurav!

I must sample some day.

 

[wgb113]

Digital

[/QUOTE]

Nikongod,

What are you using the Behringers for? Room correction? EQ?

Bill

 

[chews89]

Quote:

Originally Posted by cAsE sEnSiTiVe /img/forum/go_quote.gif http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f241/SoundQcar/Misc/Headphones8005.jpg

That looks incredibly organised and neat, sweet looking setup man!

 

[IceClass]

I seriously covet your naamanf b22 ...

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Originally Posted by cAsE sEnSiTiVe /img/forum/go_quote.gif

 

[the_equalizer]

This is my modest listening room setup. Although I still have to finish some details (like a longer, less conspicuous extension cord) I'm finally feeling happy about how it looks and, more importantly, how it sounds.

Speakers are Margules Magenta SA-1. HP Slimline desktop and Pavillion laptop (in it's colorful blue bag on top of the HP printer/scanner) computers with regular Logitech speakers (only used to play games, watch videos, etc.)

I also use the desktop for 'needledrops'. If I want to use it as a source, I hookup a USB Bantam DAC to it.

From left to rigth, top to bottom: DIY Millett "Starving Student" hybrid headphone amp with 17EW8 tubes; DIY power supply for the Very Simple Phono Stage (VSPS); Margules Magenta ADE-24; Onkyo SACD/DVD-A/DVD/CD player; late '50s Bell 3030 integrated all-tube amplifier; Woo Audio WA6 headphone amp; DIY Very Simple Phono Stage (in the background, behind the Grados), Pro-ject Debut III with Sure M97x cartdridge.

Headphones are usually Grado SR-225 or AKG K-701 (kept in the HeadRoom bag in the first pic).