Another one:
http://tinyurl.com/n8tl7
Are there any restaurants like this in the US? There should be.
Best,
KT
http://tinyurl.com/n8tl7
Are there any restaurants like this in the US? There should be.
Best,
KT
OK, I'll bite, here's my room...
Currently modding 2A3, 100 WPC EL-34 and Phono-pre units and building some Peter Daniel GCs.
May be acquiring 800 lbs of 98 dB efficient line-arrays. (Yikes.
)
Large volume loft space, a bit live, but sounds great in the sweet spot...
(The skylight retracts for listening while suntanning or under the stars.)
Isolation rack...
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-Rob
Currently modding 2A3, 100 WPC EL-34 and Phono-pre units and building some Peter Daniel GCs.
May be acquiring 800 lbs of 98 dB efficient line-arrays. (Yikes.
)Large volume loft space, a bit live, but sounds great in the sweet spot...
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(The skylight retracts for listening while suntanning or under the stars.)
Isolation rack...
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
System Details - AudioAsylum
-Rob
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Re: Re: OK, I'll bite, here's my room...
The building is from the 40s, the steel beams/redwood roof are great, and they and the cathedral skylight provide good diffraction and diffusion.
The chain hoist near the brick wall hefts a 35" TV. (See photo...)
Before renovation, the place had such block and tackle for moving around steel. I like the look, and surely it does something to the sound dispersion...
karma said:line-arrays. well you have the room for em
nice place i like the exposed rafters.
The building is from the 40s, the steel beams/redwood roof are great, and they and the cathedral skylight provide good diffraction and diffusion.
Elso Kwak said:Where is the power lifter for?
The chain hoist near the brick wall hefts a 35" TV. (See photo...)
rcavictim said:
Dare I ask why there is an industrial rope and tackle thingy hanging above your coffee table?
Does it have anything to do with your definition of 'sweet spot' ?
Before renovation, the place had such block and tackle for moving around steel. I like the look, and surely it does something to the sound dispersion...
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Hi Rob,
It's just really very heavy. An 80 year old piano made in Toronto that needs to be restored. Sound board was intact last I saw. It seems to be inert for the most part. I does do a great job of holding the gear off the floor, and some CD's we are too lazy to put away.
Sounds not too bad in there. The room is about 15' X 20'. It's all I got.
-Chris
It's just really very heavy. An 80 year old piano made in Toronto that needs to be restored. Sound board was intact last I saw. It seems to be inert for the most part. I does do a great job of holding the gear off the floor, and some CD's we are too lazy to put away.
Sounds not too bad in there. The room is about 15' X 20'. It's all I got.
-Chris
Hey Boys!
And In Brazil we have the
Holbein Menezes Audio Place!
The photos, they can see in here: http://www.audiodicas.com.br/fotos de salas/sala_do_holbein.htm
This place have many GooldMans Axion 80, Wharfedale, Fostexs and Inifinite Baffles!
;-)
This place is constructed in a Sand-Filled wood.
Thanks!
Felipe Navarro
And In Brazil we have the
Holbein Menezes Audio Place!
The photos, they can see in here: http://www.audiodicas.com.br/fotos de salas/sala_do_holbein.htm
This place have many GooldMans Axion 80, Wharfedale, Fostexs and Inifinite Baffles!
;-)
This place is constructed in a Sand-Filled wood.
Thanks!
Felipe Navarro
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Id have to say this has been the best stereo i have listened to that was well over 300k I have more pictures of the room setup.
Jase
I have more pictures of the room setup. Jase
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Wow, stick a video screen in that first room Bas posted and I would be in heaven. I don't really know if the sound would be perfect, but the overall "feel" of the room is incredible. The asthetics alone would make me enjoy the experience! Still, I would enjoy a cooshie chair rather than the leather. But that is just preference!
But that is just preference!
The Wall of Sound...
A friend of mine just visited this system.
This system is apparently designed specifically to play organ music.
To quote my friend, "The bass extension goes down to 12Hz at -3dB. There's a technique for playing an organ where two adjacent 32' pipes are played together, giving the sensation of a 5Hz note. This room was shaking at 5Hz!"
http://www.dougronald.com/sound_images.htm
Wall of Sound Website
LOTS of 30" woofs, infinite baffle into the next room...
-RT
A friend of mine just visited this system.
This system is apparently designed specifically to play organ music.
To quote my friend, "The bass extension goes down to 12Hz at -3dB. There's a technique for playing an organ where two adjacent 32' pipes are played together, giving the sensation of a 5Hz note. This room was shaking at 5Hz!"
http://www.dougronald.com/sound_images.htm
Wall of Sound Website
LOTS of 30" woofs, infinite baffle into the next room...
-RT
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Something tells me you are right, but that's why he won't get to design my listening room/den (since I obviously don't have the sort of cash flow he does to have a room dedicated solely to stereo listening!) I think on his web page he indicated he has a separate HT room. That would be interesting to compare and contrast. Obviously he would want more than one recliner. . .analog_sa said:
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wow, just saw this thread and had to admire that room!
Now that we have a new forum dedicated to 'room' stuff this thread should get moved as an inspiration
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