Show us your equipment / kit !

On 2/25/2024 at 9:30 PM, Traveler said:

This is still a work in process, as seating and rugs are still to be selected, and a UST projector will sit on the center shelf, with a 100" floor rising screen at the back.  Also, access ports must be cut into the floor to conceal all cables to and from the monoblocks, speakers and TT (and its PSU and phono stage, while will be mounted out of view, on the left).

Stunning. But not sure which is more stunning - the view outside or the MC etc. setup inside.

The one on its edge is the window treatment.

I am still trying to figure out what to do with the rear wall. I am thinking of building a bass trap for the door way.

So one solitary chair for listening??

7 minutes ago, gfroman said:

So one solitary chair for listening??

That’s what I have too. 

I have one more for watching TV it's off to the side 

12 hours ago, The Computer Audiophile said:

 

9 minutes ago, The Computer Audiophile said:

Love it!

 

All that APL :~)

Yup, out of this world.. and for 99,99% of the audiophiles an unknown brand, making it even more special.. combine it with Pilium amplification and you got true magic 🪄 

7 hours ago, Vincent des Champs said:

Yup, out of this world.. and for 99,99% of the audiophiles an unknown brand, making it even more special.. combine it with Pilium amplification and you got true magic

Eggleston Works is another brand that does not get more attention.

I heard the Andra Viginti some years ago in Munich and they were superb. 

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8 hours ago, Vincent des Champs said:

End game... for now ;-)

Wonderful system with some outstanding choices in equipment and all else. Listening must be superb! 

JC

2 hours ago, Nikhil said:

 

Eggleston Works is another brand that does not get more attention.

I heard the Andra Viginti some years ago in Munich and they were superb. 

 

 

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I completely agree. But on the other hand it is fun to own a speaker that nobody knows. Do a Google search for a review on them and you will find zero results.

These specific “Eggies” Savoys were used in (and part of) the Wisseloord mastering studios in The Netherlands for a reason. And yes, I hadn’t heard of EgglestonWorks before when auditioning them for the first time. I was totally shocked by their unparalleled ease of presentation and grandness in soundstage. They bring the exact opposite of digititus. It is one of those loudspeakers that do everything ‘just right’ without exaggerating / emphasizing anything resulting in true life like sound bringing endless listening sessions.

It is always a fun experience when people come over and are overwhelmed about what these hideous coffins can do. Over time I have learned to appreciate their esthetics though 😁.

Hi, 

the thread title is great => "Show us your equipment / kit !"

but...

I've got a active speakers setup, thus with my 2.1 setup => I don't care about my setup because I'm looking / hearing the music... and don't look at my gears because... useless !

music first ! :-)

42 minutes ago, tgb said:

Hi, 

the thread title is great => "Show us your equipment / kit !"

but...

I've got a active speakers setup, thus with my 2.1 setup => I don't care about my setup because I'm looking / hearing the music... and don't look at my gears because... useless !

music first ! :-)

 

 

We are ALL about the music here. However, if one does not have a means of reproducing it properly (thus the reason for this discussion) one cannot hear everything the music has to offer. 

JC

On 6/11/2024 at 9:10 PM, The Computer Audiophile said:

All that APL

And it even is about to get ‘worse’.. Alex offered to try his renewed Agane loudspeakers in the near future ;-)

main *and* secondary system 🥰

(NAS and more LPSs behind that Cornwall IV. access from shelf's opposite side)

oh... and the Sonos I listen to in the morning, sipping coffee and reading new posts in here

😛

1 hour ago, pl_svn said:

 

main *and* secondary system 🥰

(NAS and more LPSs behind that Cornwall IV. access from shelf's opposite side)

 

oh... and the Sonos I listen to in the morning, sipping coffee and reading new posts in here

 

😛

I see some timeless classics here. Red Wine Audio Signature 15 for one. 

1 hour ago, adamaley said:

Red Wine Audio Signature 15

tiny, great amplifier still today

always loved it but... only realised how good it is a few months ago when I bought these *unbelievable* Tannoy Autograph Minis and... "had to" 🤣 replace the Chord Qutest with an M Scaler + TT2