[oyobass]

I actually looked at those, for the spot next to my desk in my office they were just too deep. I'm also not sure my wife would have gone along with the look. But if you have the room and can get one for a good price a rack is easily adaptable

The nixie gives it that high-tech retro appearance...
Looks kind of like a Dr. Emmett Brown design. All you need now is to install the Flux Capacitor and visit good ol' 1985.
Job well done, sir.

 

[SeaWo|f]

Here is one more shot of the cabinet this time with the door closed. The sides are also that blue/grey color. I laid the color down thick initially then using wet towels slowly rubbed the color off until I had both the color and the wood grain coming through.

 

[Martin79]

 

[ljperez84]

Hope you like it guys, I stole this area in my house against my wife’s will to make it my little sanctuary. Ran out of money for the TV but I guess you get the idea.

Comfort really plays a role on the listening experience IMO

 

[joseph69]

Hope you like it guys.

It's awesome???

 

[oyobass]

Hope you like it guys, I stole this area in my house against my wife’s will to make it my little sanctuary. Ran out of money for the TV but I guess you get the idea.

Comfort really plays a role on the listening experience IMO

Head-Fi goals.

 

[nordkapp]

Hope you like it guys, I stole this area in my house against my wife’s will to make it my little sanctuary. Ran out of money for the TV but I guess you get the idea.

Comfort really plays a role on the listening experience IMO

A man's gotta have his sanctuary. Looks great! Congrats!

 

[snellemin]

Got me a nice deal on the Parasound rack and little R/EQ150. The EQ is the poor man Schiit Loki.

 

[dobigstuff]

Old School. A little cleaning around the house dusted this off. This HK works great as a Headphone Amp.

 

[BobG55]

Like dobigstuff's post above mine, I'm also Old School : (The quality of the photos is so-so. Taken w/ my MacBook Pro camera)

My headphone collection hanging in my music & tv room, from left to right : HD600, AKG 340, HD650, PS1000 (original) & AKG 240 Sextett.

Old school for sure : left to right : vintage Sansui AU-719 integrated amplifier, JDS Labs Objective 2 & Teac PD-H600 CD player. All audio items' "feet" rest on sorbothane.

My main CD collection which consists of the ones I listen to most often. I have more on the shelf above my headphones which consists mainly of the BeaTles 2009 stereo & mono remastered boxes, the remixed Sgt Pepper deluxe box & the BeaTles #1 remixed deluxe box with CDs & Blu Ray discs. I'm happy & satisfied with CDs, not being good with technology I don't foresee the day that I'll be downloading music anytime soon. I'm 62 & retired and this is how I relax. My wife & I moved from a big city, Ottawa where we were both born & raised, to a small village in Nova Scotia (the Canadian maritimes) into an older but very nice bungalow not far from the ocean and it's beaches. I enjoy very much being part of this great audiophile fraternity & sisterhood called Head-fi. There are a lot of very nice people on this site and this coming June, I'll be celebrating my fifth year membership. I can't thank all of the members enough, who have helped me along the way and given me their time & advice/ suggestions and have shared their musical tastes and humour.

Enjoy the music & thank you.

 

[hemipowered007]

Like dobigstuff post above mine, I'm also Old School : (The quality of the photos is so-so. Taken w/ my MacBook Pro camera)



My headphone collection hanging in my music & tv room, from left to right : HD600, AKG 340, HD650, PS1000 (original) & AKG 240 Sextett.



Old school for sure : left to right : vintage Sansui AU-719 integrated amplifier, JDS Labs Objective 2 & Teac PD-H600 CD player. All audio items' "feet" rest on sorbothane.



My main CD collection which consists of the ones I listen to most often. I have more on the shelf above my headphones which consists mainly of the BeaTles 2009 stereo & mono remastered boxes, the remixed Sgt Pepper deluxe box & the BeaTles #1 remixed deluxe box with CDs & Blu Ray discs. I'm happy & satisfied with CDs, not being good with technology I don't foresee the day that I'll be downloading music anytime soon. I'm 62 & retired and this is how I relax. My wife & I moved from a big city, Ottawa where we were both born & raised, to a small village in Nova Scotia (the Canadian maritimes) into an older but very nice bungalow not far from the ocean and it's beaches. I enjoy very much being part of this great audiophile fraternity & sisterhood called Head-fi. There are a lot of very nice people on this site and this coming June, I'll be celebrating my fifth year membership. I can't thank all of the members enough, who have helped me along the way and given me their time & advice/ suggestions and have shared their musical tastes and humour.

Enjoy the music & thank you.

I really wish all of my cds hadn't gotten stolen not once, but twice, our of my car/truck when I was younger. It would be so nice to have more physical media, there's just something special about having the physical copies that digital media doesn't match the feel of. Oh well, last 150 albums were stolen 12 years ago, not rebuilding that physical collection again! I'm 33 so maybe a tad different, but man I grew up collecting tapes, then cds while my father did the same alongside his vinyl collection I inherited. Digital copies are great for having a ton of music on a dap, but it absolutely cannot take the place of a nice collection of tapes/8track/vinyl/cds

 

[BobG55]

I really wish all of my cds hadn't gotten stolen not once, but twice, our of my car/truck when I was younger. It would be so nice to have more physical media, there's just something special about having the physical copies that digital media doesn't match the feel of. Oh well, last 150 albums were stolen 12 years ago, not rebuilding that physical collection again! I'm 33 so maybe a tad different, but man I grew up collecting tapes, then cds while my father did the same alongside his vinyl collection I inherited. Digital copies are great for having a ton of music on a dap, but it absolutely cannot take the place of a nice collection of tapes/8track/vinyl/cds

That's the pits, twice at that. It's maddening. Inheriting your dad's vinyl collection is pretty cool. I wish I had kept mine. When CDs came out I sold most of my vinyl & regretted it later. The main thing is you have your music in which ever format it's in and in the end, that's what really counts isn't it. Thanks for sharing hemipowered007 & hang on to those vinyls.

 

[BobG55]

Now we’re in business

 

[dobigstuff]

Vinyl Station:

 

[ScOgLiO]

Vinyl Station

Hooooly crap...
Quite a collection