Hot and topless Japanese exotica - lots and lots of pics
Yesterday I replaced my Salamander rack with a much more classic looking cabinet (not audiophile grade by any means) but I liked the looks of it.
So I took the opportunity to take some photos of my listening room - including some close-ups of the topless Shindo Montille with its tubes glowing nice and hot - sorry if the thread title mislead you and this is not what you were looking for. Enjoy ... << PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU DON'T QUOTE THE PHOTOS IN ANY REPLIES SINCE THERE ARE A LOT OF THEM - LOTS OF SCROLLING >> First my listening position (note the classic Gold-Toe socks - they add warmth to the system - and feet): http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5269/...7b5a6722_b.jpg Next a close up of the awsome Tannoy concentric speaker (with gear in the background): http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5105/...59b833a6_b.jpg From another angle: http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5104/...0a27701c_b.jpg Pulling back a little (close to my actual listening position): http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5062/...828c75da_b.jpg McIntosh digital + Shindo Analog = Audio Heaven: http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5261/...85c2dcc1_b.jpg The Montille in heat (yes, I just noticed that the tubes are a bit tilted): http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5309/...f4c9d68f_b.jpg More tubes in heat: http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5188/...b177a08e_b.jpg And one more - close up this time: http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5065/...b8098f41_b.jpg Alberto |
Fantastic Alberto. :thumbsup: I feel the warmth and the sweetness of those tubes just by looking at your pics. :yes:
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Thanks for the Pics...
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Great Pics
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I have seen your beeeyootiful equipment before, but now I notice you have speakers right next to your turntable. Are they hooked up? If so, how's that workin' out for ya?
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Very nice photos Alberto! Looks very warm and inviting. :yes:
And oh yes, I see that Frampton come alive LP! What memories....:thumbsup: Pete |
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Those are monitor speakers for casual/background listening (e.g. radio or Pandora) while I work or read. Even though the Shindo equipment runs the tubes very gently, I prefer not to use them up if all I am doing is having some low-level background music. Besides, getting anything done while the main system (Shindo + Tannoy) is playing is next to impossible - it keeps grabbing your attention and you get nothing done :D. Alberto |
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It may look too "classical" and "fuddy daddy" for some people, but I really like wood, leather and vintage furniture - as I am sure you, of all people, would understand and appreciate :D. Alberto |
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Looks GREAT Alberto!!!!
Are those Tannoy's spiked??? |
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