SteVe's Legacy Vs

[SteVen]

Computers: Custom built 11tb Server (needs an update)
Custom built CAPS inspired Audio PC using jRiver, ROON, dbPoweramp, jPlay, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 v2, AudiophileOptimizer,
Digital: Lampizator Big 7 Balanced
Legacy Audio Wavelet Digital Processor (DAC, DSP, Digital Crossover, and Preamp) powered by custom built HDPlex linear power supply and Revelation Audio umbilical cord
Speaker System: Legacy Audio Vs with internal 1500 WPC powering bass and sub bass in Rosewood and Black Pearl, 1 pair Legacy Audio LF Extremes in Rosewood
Electronics: Tube Research Labs Dude preamp, One pair: CODA CSX stereo amplifiers
Power: 18 10 gauge home runs, PurePower 2000 and 3000 battery backup and regenerators
Cables: Western Electric custom made 10 gauge speaker and power cables and 2 Running Springs HZ Crown Jewels to power PurePower Regenerators, Revelation Audio Umbilical cord for

[Steve]

Wow! There's a lot going on there including the Christmas lights!

Please tell us more about your CAPs and Lampizator solution.

[SteVen]

Thanks Steve!
Oops! Wrong picture. This one is better. Will post more when home.
Abbreviated Lampi Story
1. Two box Level 5
2. Big 7
3. Big 7 Balanced
more latter

[FlexibleAudio]

Hi,
ive been building my system for well. . some time. I started with Dalquist DQ 10, then Acoustat 4s, Magnepan MG IIIs and 3.6s, next Revel Studios and Salons, next stop Legacy Helix, Focus SEs, and now the latest the Legacy Vs.

I'll do my best to describe my system but it will probably be in installments.

Computers: Custom built 11tb Server (needs an update)
Custom built CAPS inspired Audio PC: Intel 4770k, 16gb RAM, Paul Pang USB 4, 300 watt HDPlex linear power supply, REGEN, Clarus Crimson USB cable

Software: jRiver, ROON, dbPoweramp, jPlay, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 v2, AudiophileOptimizer,

Digital: Lampizator B7B, Tubes PsVane 101ds, PsVane WE 101ds, Shaguang 274b, Bendix Redbank 5u4g,
Legacy Audio Wavelet Digital Processor (DAC, DSP, Digital Crossover, and Preamp) powered by custom built HDPlex linear power supply and Revelation Audio umbilical cord

Speaker System: Legacy Audio Vs in Rosewood and Black Pearl, 1 pair Legacy Audio LF Extremes in Rosewood

Electronics: Tube Research Labs Dude preamp, One pair: CODA CSX stereo amplifiers

Power: 18 10 gauge home runs, PurePower 2000 and 3000 battery backup and regenerators, 2 PS Audio Powerbases, 3 PS Audio Ultimate Outlets, 2 PS Audio Quattros, 6 PS Audio Noise Harvesters, Magnam Labs inspired AC Filters and power boosters, 6 AudioPrism Quietlines

Cables: Western Electric custom made 10 gauge speaker cables and power cords, Belden 8402 balanced interconnects, Lampizator USB, Clarus Crimson USB, Signal Cable products, 2 Running Springs HZ Crown Jewels to power PurePower Regenerators, Revelation Audio Umbilical cord for Wavelet

Accessories: SolidSteel racks and amp stands, Audiopoints Systrum amp stands, Herbie's Stuff, Aurios, Auralex Diffusors and Absorbers, Reeltraps,

The Room: Custom built inspired by ASC

Great system; top to bottom. Especially like the great power foundation and commitment to room. BTW, how did you get it all to stick to the ceiling?

[SteVen]

BTW, how did you get it all to stick to the ceiling?

It's a challenge to keep room treatments attached to walls and ceilings without falling down and without devastating the finish. After much trial and error I found T Pins at a fabric store that are 2 inches plus long and can penetrate even double drywall just leaving a pin hole.
I think I went to Hancock's. One is usually able to attach treatment to the wall initially and after listening two or three will do the trick. The pin heads can hardly be seen unless one looks for them. Use a pliers to push them in as after using your finger for a while it will go numb. Pins are cheap at least 50 pins for under $3 and can be used many times.

[Steve]

It's a challenge to keep room treatments attached to walls and ceilings without falling down and without devastating the finish. After much trial and error I found T Pins at a fabric store that are 2 inches plus long and can penetrate even double drywall just leaving a pin hole.
I think I went to Hancock's. One is usually able to attach treatment to the wall initially and after listening two or three will do the trick. The pin heads can hardly be seen unless one looks for them. Use a pliers to push them in as after using your finger for a while it will go numb. Pins are cheap at least 50 pins for under $3 and can be used many times.

I agree that applying room treatment can be a real issue if you want to preserve both the treatment and the wall/ceiling finish. I ended up using 50mm adhesive Velcro strips which allows for positioning adjustment. You can get it off the walls without damaging or lifting paint by heating the Velcro with a hairdryer and pealing slowly and carefully.

[SteVen]

I tried Velcro strips too. But found that if I needed to remove it, the paint could come off the wall and sometimes even damage the drywall itself. I did like them at first though. ��

[wisnon]

Welcome to the Tank Steven!

Glad to see you here.