System Pictures & Description

[menuoption]

Wow those must way a ton! Looks great though.

[Artmaster]

Originally Posted by menuoption

Wow those must way a ton! Looks great though.

not realy. it's about 30 kg each. but customer shouldn't take it along everywhere. but wooden diffuser sounding very clean

[kareface]

Almost finished, I need to wait for the paint to setup properly before I can buff the paint to a mirror finish. Just got the last coat of paint on a few nights ago.








They are setup in an acoustically dampened room I just built. I still need to get some legs for the right and left speakers, but that'll have to wait till I'm not poor.

[PaleRider]

Originally Posted by Dr.EM

Thanks PaleRider for your response, agreed it is very interesting! Quite an unconventional build, sounds like you've done a great job tailoring it to your own tastes, something which takes real experience to do

Thanks but I`ve been wery careful to not make up my own taste or my own reality. I`ve been chasing the invisible speaker, and after years & years I`m kind of set out by the fact that I can not see/hear to find anything more to improve.
Audiophiles seems to be kind of shocked or confused after hearing music through my system; " this shure sounds like live music and not like a hifi-system.." It does, thanks to the combination of unrestricted dynamics, details and phase. And some good home-brewing

[ianpengelly]

Having just finished my Amish, I thought I would drop a quick post onto here with my system.

The system consists of sources:

Audiolab 8000CDM Transport (currently unmodified)
Virgin V+ Cable TV (needs the HDD on vibration isolators)
Panasonic Blu-ray player
Denon TU260L Mk2 Tuner

Digital to Analogue Conversion:

Tag McLaren DAC 20 (unmodified); linked to cd, cable and blu-ray

Amplification (this is where the DIY starts) :

Buffered Preamp

OPA627 Buffer Based Preamp

3886 Chip Amp (Brian GT Kit)

Yet another 3886 gain clone!

Speakers:

Amish 45/97

Amish 45/97 Construction Diary

The little Denon Microsystem and JPW monitors were just photohogging, they were being used whilst I finished my speakers off. The JPW's are up for being giving new cabinets and crossovers as my first attempts to measure and design one.

Enjoy!

(there seems to be an issue with photo attachments, so will follow up as soon as this is fixed, or you can just have a butchers at the links!)

[ianpengelly]

Yay, photos work again!

[Charcoal]

Yury, greetings with new design)

[Artmaster]

thank you and waiting your's

[gvimhoof]

Greetings!

Speakers are MJK designed FE103E OB over Alpha 15 in H-Frame.
Onkyo TX-8222/ Sony DVP-NS715P for CD playing/ Toshiba D-R410 for DVD playing/ dishNetwork receiver for TV/ Vizio 32in LCD.

I just finished these speakers last weekend and I have been listening to them every night since. I am VERY happy with the results!

[carpenter]

Lovely! Nice looking green hue.