• 06-16-2005, 02:38 PM
    Florian
    Lotta work, but finally finished it.
    Well i finally finished the room and thought id share it. I put in a new ceeiling, new floors, new wallpaper etc....

    I also changed the equipment from Krell KSA-150 to Sphinx Project 18. The Krell KRC-2 for the Sphinx Project 2 MKII and the Audiolab 8000 CD and DAC for the Unison Research Unci CD (192khz and full dual triode balanced)

    This is now..


    http://www.maggiefanclub.de/7.jpg

    This is my new CDP.

    http://www.maggiefanclub.de/1.gif

    The top on is my new preamp and the bottom is the new poweramp.

    http://www.maggiefanclub.de/18.jpg


    This is my room treatments...bass traps and reflection absorbers. I need them more for the other speakers (vmps rm30)

    http://www.maggiefanclub.de/cb.jpg

    This was the old look.....


    http://www.maggiefanclub.de/meg.jpg
  • 06-16-2005, 05:06 PM
    thepogue
    Great Job!!
    congrats...I hope to put a room together someday...but I got too much other work to do...me wife would kill me if I didn't work on those first...

    good job mate


    Peace, Pogue
  • 06-16-2005, 05:17 PM
    StanleyMuso
    Very impressive
    You're certainly not a minimalist, are you Florian. I think I would find all that massive equipment a bit intrusive and dominating in my living space, even though I do have a large room. Still, I envy you your capability to play with all this high end gear. Most of us can only dream, and make small changes / experiments to our systems once in a while, and only after diverting much needed finances from other urgent family requirements.
  • 06-16-2005, 05:41 PM
    Arturo7
    Sweet!
    When's the party?
  • 06-16-2005, 05:51 PM
    T BOMB25
    lotta but finnaly finished it
    I love to show off my gear my wife knows im glad she doesnt mind but you really have a impressive room very nice Florian
  • 06-17-2005, 07:08 AM
    Worf101
    Wooottttt!!!!
    Outstanding!!! tastefully and beautfully done. As a man who always manages to make his house look like a barracks.... let me tell you that's some nice work. ~S~

    Da Worfster :cool:
  • 06-17-2005, 07:17 AM
    GMichael
    Fantasy room.
    Nice job Flo. D.m nice! It looks great! I bet it sounds even better than it looks. Congratulations & I hope you enjoy it for many years. I may never have a chance to put together a room like this. But it's nice to dream.

    By the way, now what will up upgrade to? Any tweeks & mods on the horizon?
  • 06-17-2005, 08:42 AM
    E-Stat
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Florian
    Well i finally finished the room and thought id share it. I put in a new ceeiling, new floors, new wallpaper etc..

    Nice job. Have you tried positioning the Apogees a bit further away from the walls? I get better center fill with my 'stats with them a bit closer together.

    rw
  • 06-17-2005, 09:57 AM
    topspeed
    Very nice, Flo! I like the direction to took the decor, it's much better than before. Enjoy!
  • 06-17-2005, 10:19 AM
    PAT.P
    Very Manly
    Flo Very nice but not for everyone,wife would never approved on these speaker in our living room she like the box speaker .I have 9 in so far in living room and two sub and it took her a long time to get use to it .My basement is next step $$$ permited my have to sell all my old gear ( 3 turtable ,4 receiver etc)Congrat on your set-up and equipment .Pat.P
  • 06-17-2005, 06:22 PM
    gonefishin
    Looks great Florian!


    congrats...and enjoy!



    dan
  • 06-19-2005, 04:51 AM
    Florian
    Thanks for the nice comments. Sadly i dont have any more plans currently, exept to enjoy. But that might be a good thing :p
  • 06-19-2005, 04:57 AM
    Florian
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by E-Stat
    Nice job. Have you tried positioning the Apogees a bit further away from the walls? I get better center fill with my 'stats with them a bit closer together.

    rw

    I did play with the space to the sides a bit and the center fill does become a tad better when i have more space. Since the speaker is 82cm wide it already has a considerably distance to the side. I fixed it with the first reflection point absorbers and the small toe in of aprox. 1.2 inches.

    -Flo