Fresh pics of my vinyl rig/stereo that I just took <1hr ago.
Left speaker:
Right speaker:
Receiver:
Between the Lenovo X200 tablet laptop (for school, rented from them) with the Strange Music logo/decal on the back and the receiver is my PS Audio DLIII DAC, I decided to try it with my stereo and it fits in nicely. I'm enjoying it.
Darker and a bit more detailed pic of the receiver:
Turntable:
Ortofon Omega cartridge, sorry it wasn't quite in focus, good budget cartridge, worth $30 to start you off IMO
I love knowing I can play any record of any speed or size on this turntable...
My messy excuse of cable management:
My APC UPS power supply/battery backup
Dual CS-5000 Turntable
JVC R-X500B Receiver
Polk Audio Monitor 10 speakers (not sure which version of them, they have a dome tweeter, all I know)
I inherited this setup when my neighbor passed away just from old age. For nothing at all. The turntable even had a Shure V15V-MR cartridge on it and it sounded great but the stylus is torn to shreds apparently and why buy a new $50 only to find the money wasted because the cartridge is worn out anyway? So I'm on my $30 Ortofon Omega cartridge.
The cassette tapes, VHS and CDs behind the right speaker are all my Dad's except the top shelf of CDs with the tall DVD case at the beginning of the stack, which are my CDs, and I have like 4 more that don't fit in there.
There ya go, my friends! I've already posted pics of my headphone setup, and if you want more pics, I have plenty more of this stereo that are a lot brighter and a lot darker (I bracket my photographs) if you want more cool looking pics to store for whatever reason, I don't mind. I saw Tilpo had an album on their (her or his?) blog of some headphone setups that had been posted around for instance. I'll also take more of my/my Dad's actual record collection too.
My Dad bought a bunch of those power supplies from Amazon one day. He has one at his work, I have one in my bedroom behind my computer rig/battlestation some might call it, and this one here behind the stereo. I don't need the battery backup, but the extra surge protection is nice I guess.
Happy Head-Fi browsing and music listening!