My jaw just dropped.....
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dlb2
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I think that's Joe's garage, ask him! :fingers:
NorthStar
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There is something kind of weird with those pictures, don't you think so?
I think the weirdness might have to do with the severity of toe in of the Vivid speakers which looks like it goes beyond aiming at the listener. I think this is a system at a Japanese dealer and the amplifiers are from, believe it or not, Nakamichi. I hear it's a pretty amazing sounding system.
NorthStar
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Good question Paul; here are my overall impressions:
- Lavish; room's size (huge) and shape, all the audio gear, and several pair of loudspeakers (their shape too), plus the front soundstage's overall dominating color with those green shelves.
- Tape cassette deck (at the top)!
- Old front projector mounted high on the ceiling with those three 'tube' lights (blue, red, green).
- Viewing area (front screen display) is at the rear, and only one viewing chair (stylish too; the chair).
- Again, the room is fantastic (architecture), and with that stained window glass. ...I love it!
- The carpets are beautiful. The wood floor is splendid.
- The room (with all there is in it) is at the same time retro and modern.
- The computer area, on the right side of the listening area.
- That high ceiling, with those curved angles, the woodwork, the beams, the columns, ... amazingly inviting, and gothic.
- Seems to be the perfect place to have a major and serious organ (musical instrument) with high pipes.
- The front wall; its practical (acoustical) design.
- The gear (all silver color); the amps, their shape (round with those heatsinks).
- Again, the rear viewing area; very unusual.
- Weird in a cool sense, very cool sense; and uncommon, and strange in its concept of audio and visuals.
* Different! ...Esthetics mixed with retro and modern and gothic decors at the service of sounds and visuals.
The overall atmosphere is peacefully dark and grandiose and impressive. ...Weird, isn't it?
NorthStar
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I'm just being honest Paul.
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RedSectorA
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Good question Paul; here are my overall impressions:
- Lavish; room's size (huge) and shape, all the audio gear, and several pair of loudspeakers (their shape too), plus the front soundstage's overall dominating color with those green shelves.
- Tape cassette deck (at the top)!
- Old front projector mounted high on the ceiling with those three 'tube' lights (blue, red, green).
- Viewing area (front screen display) is at the rear, and only one viewing chair (stylish too; the chair).
- Again, the room is fantastic (architecture), and with that stained window glass. ...I love it!
- The carpets are beautiful. The wood floor is splendid.
- The room (with all there is in it) is at the same time retro and modern.
- The computer area, on the right side of the listening area.
- That high ceiling, with those curved angles, the woodwork, the beams, the columns, ... amazingly inviting, and gothic.
- Seems to be the perfect place to have a major and serious organ (musical instrument) with high pipes.
- The front wall; its practical (acoustical) design.
- The gear (all silver color); the amps, their shape (round with those heatsinks).
- Again, the rear viewing area; very unusual.
- Weird in a cool sense, very cool sense; and uncommon, and strange in its concept of audio and visuals.
* Different! ...Esthetics mixed with retro and modern and gothic decors at the service of sounds and visuals.
The overall atmosphere is peacefully dark and grandiose and impressive. ...Weird, isn't it?
Love that room exactly for what you mentioned Bob, very grandiose. If it was mine I would just take the clutter out, ht and computer, and make it a dedicated 2 channel room. Be curious to hear the room acoustics though, could be marvelous or horrible.