[UntilThen]

I see your RS1X and I'm inspired.

 

[Zumthor]

 

[csch92]

that looks like a chill spot where you lay back drink a good Whisky and enjoying your favorite playlist

 

[bcowen]

I cast my lot on the other side of the ergonomic chair aisle, Steelcase. I own 3 Leap v1s (which I prefer to v2); and have given 2 others away as gifts.

Between Leap v1 and a couple Criterions, I really owe my home office career (25 years as freelance medical writer) to Steelcase. I can stand up from these chairs after a couple hours and actually move around, not limp or have back spasms.

And to bring this back to the Head-Fi station topic, I use my Leap v1 to access either/both of my headphone audio systems, located at the far L & R ends of a long, L-shaped desk.

I've been thinking about getting a new chair, but then always decide that there's nothing at all wrong with the existing one.

 

[UntilThen]

I've been thinking about getting a new chair, but then always decide that there's nothing at all wrong with the existing one.

You poor bugger. Perhaps I should increase your pay !

 

[Pharmaboy]

I've been thinking about getting a new chair, but then always decide that there's nothing at all wrong with the existing one.

Looks fine to me.

Anyone with an ass would gravitate right there (pharmaboy lied)

 

[MakeshiftApe]

I've been thinking about getting a new chair, but then always decide that there's nothing at all wrong with the existing one.

I relate to this way too hard. For a few years in my early 20s I had a perfectly good bed but slept on a couch that basically looked like this because I was convinced the discomfort would build character or something.

Only thing it built was back pain really.

 

[Mr Trev]

I've been thinking about getting a new chair, but then always decide that there's nothing at all wrong with the existing one.

A while back I was reading an article that mentioned that the designer of the original Mini deliberately made the interior uncomfortable so drivers would stay focused on driving. Maybe that same idea works for music listening? Maybe bringing back uncomfortable car interiors so people stay focused on driving isn't a bad idea either - but that's another conversation for another time

 

[benjifx19]

BTR7 set to 384,000 Hz via PC with the Thieaudio Orcale MKII

 

[Pharmaboy]

I was convinced the discomfort would build character

I suspect it's the reverse: character builds discomfort

 

[MakeshiftApe]

You guys asked for it in its current state so it's going to be a bit messy:

Edit: Deleted as I accidentally revealed some personal info in my picture, may repost another one in future.

What you can see: Dali Zensor 1 speakers (one out of frame). K702. CAL! and my Tanchjim Zero IEMs. As well as my synths/music gear: From left to right: Behringer TD3, Novation Bass Station II, Akai Midimix, Arturia Drumbrute.

+ a strong coffee and some herbal tea to try to clear up my cold.

 

[WILLJS]

ifI Hip Dac, Focal Elegia, Fiio E10K, Hifiman RE800 Silver (in the round case next to the stand), CD/DVD reader underneath amps.
this photo was taken with my old camera

 

[benjifx19]

Woo Audio WA6 2nd Gen with Thieaudio Oracle MKII

 

[gimmeheadroom]

I've been thinking about getting a new chair, but then always decide that there's nothing at all wrong with the existing one.

Foam don't feel like home

BTR7 set to 384,000 Hz via PC with the Thieaudio Orcale MKII

Pfffft. Off topic!

 

[stersa]

Nice Combination..ROON.....
Eversolo DMP-A6+RME ADI FS+FELIKS ENVY(Elrog ER300B)+SUSVARA(Invictus cables Clear Plus)

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