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Of course, if I could find someone willing to let me try it risk-free for a year... :scratch2: |
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I've recently finished a complete overhaul of my listening room, removing everything that doesn't belong (like office desk) and rearranging everything for optimal use of the space as a listening room. We are extremely pleased with the results, and it is like getting a major equipment upgrade. The sound is fuller, more open and expansive, and the soundstage is much broader and deeper. I've never enjoyed listening to music so much as I do now.
This room is about 11 x 17. The Dyns are about 28" in front of the records, so I do have enough space to keep the ports from producing muddy bass. Ideally the right speaker would be farther away from the wall (it's 22" wall to middle of front baffle), but that's about the best I can do. http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8172/8...75e74013_c.jpg http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8175/8...6e336930_c.jpg |
Looks good Dean! :thumbsup: What a terrific place to listen to music from. I love that rack of Naim gear, but a subwoofer, blasphemy! :D
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Stephen uses one (a REL 318 I think) with his S3.4s too, for the very same reason. |
Dean, I'm just razzing you! There's nothing like a sub to give a little extra body to the sound. Man, every time I see that Ovation of yours I start to drool...:drool: That is one beautiful TT! Jog my memory and tell me what model Rega it replaced would you?
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Going to the Ovation, etc. is the bigegst jump in performance I have ever experienced in a system, more so than the upgrade from S1.4 to S3.4 Dyns. I still drool on myself when I walk up to my Ovation with a record to play. :yes: |
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