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taylormemer 17th August 2003 13:13

Pics of Stereos
 
Post pictures of your stereo here, give some specs for it aswell. if you dont have pics the post specs of it. Just wondering what other people are using.
Amplifier
http://images.deviantart.com/i/2/c/9/My_Amplifier.jpg
This is my amplifier.
Specs: rough.
31 volt +/- rails
100 watts peak
50 watts RMS
25 volt toroidal transformer
99.8 dB at a measuring distance of 1 meter.
My dad used this amp when he was 16 (he is now 47). He bought a kit and built it himself. We had to put a new transformer in it because the other one would shake the lid and get quite hot.
Left Speaker
http://images.deviantart.com/i/3/e/3/Left_Speaker.jpg
The left speaker of my stereo, with a model of a WRC WRX on top hehe.
Specs:
99.8 dB measured from 1 meter away from the speaker.
8" woofer ans 2" piezo tweeter.
Me and my dad made the two boxes over a weekend.
Right Speaker
http://images.deviantart.com/i/4/9/d/Right_Speaker.jpg
The right speaker of my stereo.
Specs:
99.8 dB measured from 1 meter away from the speaker.
8" woofer ans 2" piezo tweeter.
Me and my dad made the two boxes over a weekend.

All this with WinAmp 2.95 and a pentium 2 (233mhtz).Playing 1235 mp3's over a TCP/IP nome network.:D

Mr Jones 17th August 2003 13:41

Post links instead of huge ass pictures next time please, think of the kids on dial up :)

Same goes for anyone else following this thread, links are preferable to direct img links.

Thanks.

taylormemer 17th August 2003 13:48

Sorry, comment noted.

Cylob 17th August 2003 13:49

Respect! That's a nice set-up by any standards. The EQ looks a bit intimidating, I'd have to crank-up the treble big-style (to get the most out of synth sounds).

I can't post any pictures yet (no digital cam). However, rest assured I have amps & floor speakers all over the place. Cd's in my place are obsolete, it's entirely playlists.

taylormemer 17th August 2003 13:57

You think that EQ looks imtimidating? Look at my dads EQ he has two EQ one for L and R speakers. The EQ's have 28 channels on them 31.5 hertz to 16k hertz, i cracked a window with that stereo. Pics coming tomorrow.

Russ 17th August 2003 20:40

You think that's an EQ? This is an EQ ;). Nice setup :).

My setups (!):
At computer (pic):
- M-Audio Audiophile 2496 soundcard.
- Phonic MM1705 Mixer (not stunningly good - the stereo faders are shite quality, but it was cheap ;)).
- Sennheiser HD600 Headphones (bought at a bargain price).

Other setup (not currently plugged in because I can't be bothered):
- JVC amp, 4x75Wrms.
- 2x Stage monitor speakers that we picked up cheap off the back of a lorry (literally). But they're good.
- 2x Custom speakers - vintage 1975 Tannoy Monitor Gold dual concentric drivers in feindishly heavy blockboard cabinets, made by my dad. These are some of the best-sounding speakers I've ever heard.

taylormemer 18th August 2003 07:56

Niw thats an EQ alright. I want one.

Cylob 18th August 2003 08:25

Quote:

Originally posted by taylormemer
You think that EQ looks imtimidating? Look at my dads EQ he has two EQ one for L and R speakers. The EQ's have 28 channels on them 31.5 hertz to 16k hertz, i cracked a window with that stereo. Pics coming tomorrow.
Your dad's obviously into music, what does he think of yours then Taylor??? I'll just open a thread to discuss:

taylormemer 18th August 2003 10:48

Well, he helped me make mine, so he thinks its great. It puts out 99.8dB which is quite good, and thats not at full volume, and that was measured at a distance of 1 meter. The amp was originally his.

taylormemer 18th August 2003 12:12

But my dads one does 14+db to 14-db that one does 12+db to 12-db. hehe.

Cylob 8th January 2004 09:44

My new stereo equipment...

http://freespace.virgin.net/sizzling...separation.jpg

As you can see, it accommodates 5 people.

One slight drawback - it only plays Stereolab - but that's not a drawback at all really.:) Cost was £12,000. Not cheap but worth it.

Cylob 8th January 2004 13:11

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I quite fancy the Tecnics X37 range.

It has a 80GB HD for one (rip the CD's or connect to your PC). Also, a rather stylish design.....

taylormemer 8th January 2004 13:53

That thing looks like an alien :p

Cylob 8th January 2004 13:59

All part of the effect Dude.:)

I can just picture it in my living room....

taylormemer 8th January 2004 14:18

Well, I will never see it in my room. :)

Cylob 8th January 2004 14:35

Man, you have no taste! It's a creation of beauty.

taylormemer 8th January 2004 14:46

My tase is in proper amps :D

Cylob 8th January 2004 14:59

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Perhaps the X38 is more to your liking Dude.

It only has a 20GB HD though...

taylormemer 8th January 2004 15:05

Nah, if they made something evil looking then maybe;)

grumpyBB 8th January 2004 23:31

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Jeezus, doesn't anybody have a stereo worth a shit?:confused:

Here's my system:

Parasound PL/D 2000 preamp

Parasound HCA 1200 II amps (2, biamped system)

B&W Matrix 802 series 3 speakers

Toshiba SD-5109 dvd/cd player

Sony PCM-R300 DAT

Fostex D-5 DAT

Sony MDS-JE 500 MD deck

Philips cd recorder

Akai GX-77 reel to reel



I'll post a few pics later. Here's a pic of one of my B&W's with one of my old Carver Amazing's behind it and one of the Parasound HCA 1200 II's.

LollipopLustKil 8th January 2004 23:42

I don't have my digital camera with me right now, so I'll just post a few pics from the sites. I'll post my pics a little later.

My speakers are Onkyo speakers, 33x22 inches.
http://www.onkyousa.com/model.cfm?m=...ss=Nettune&p=i


My amp is a Bose system, holding my Onkyo speakers and my Bose speakers. I can't find a pic of it, but once I get my camera I will.

I have an Onkyo Net-Tune system for FM & AM radio and my computer's music (routed through the Net-Tune feature). That's in the picture of my Onkyo speakers as well.

grumpyBB 8th January 2004 23:50

Quote:

Originally posted by LollipopLustKil
My speakers are Onkyo speakers, 33x22 inches.
http://www.onkyousa.com/model.cfm?m=...ss=Nettune&p=i

Either a) that's a HUGE receiver or b) that's the wrong pic.
http://www.onkyousa.com/images/produ...e/nc500pkg.jpg

LollipopLustKil 8th January 2004 23:54

It's really not that big.

grumpyBB 9th January 2004 00:05

Quote:

Originally posted by LollipopLustKil
It's really not that big.
ok, so how in the hell are they 33 * 22 inches?:igor:

LollipopLustKil 9th January 2004 00:08

That's the speakers, not the reciever.

grumpyBB 9th January 2004 01:18

Quote:

Originally posted by LollipopLustKil
That's the speakers, not the reciever.
no shit, Sherlock! There's no way in hell those speakers are 33 * 22 inches. According to the specs on the receiver that's between those speakers it's only 3 9/16" tall. Those speakers are barely twice as tall as the receiver so that means they're only around 8" tall. You're full of shit and I'm calling you on it.

http://www.onkyousa.com/images/produ...tune/nc500.jpg
General

Dimensions (W x H x D) 8 1/16" x 3 9/16" x 11"
http://www.onkyousa.com/images/produ...e/nc500pkg.jpg

OWNED!

LollipopLustKil 9th January 2004 02:28

Hmm. Amazing. Considering I just measured them myself at my house.

Tarron_D 9th January 2004 03:41

Not to but in here, but are you sure it's the right pic? Grumpy just listed the website dimensions, and they are not 33x22 inches. They are bookshelf speakers. I have a pair of JBL S38II's and they are huge for bookshelf speakers. (17x11x12, L-H-D) 33x22 is just huge, and that pic does not show 33x22 inch speakers.

LollipopLustKil 9th January 2004 03:55

Their the same model, yet, as you can tell, bigger. The ones I have are not bookshelf speakers.

Tarron_D 9th January 2004 04:07

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Well anyway, here is a pic of the JBL S38II. 8 inch woofer, 4 inch midrange, and 1 inch tweeters. These things rock. Perfect for anytype of rock anywhere.

DragonSon 9th January 2004 04:08

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Here's my stereo...

Tarron_D 9th January 2004 04:09

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Here is my amp too. JVC Rx-778V.

LollipopLustKil 9th January 2004 04:10

A tissue box. Next to the bed. Odd. :p

Pepsi. :up:

grumpyBB 9th January 2004 05:18

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Here's a pic of my equipment rack (excuse the mess of cables and cd's):

On the very top shelf are 3 components (from top to bottom): Midiman Flying Cow a/d and d/a convertor, NAD 1600 preamp/tuner, Parasound PL/D 2000 preamp

2nd shelf: Midiman CO3 digital format convertor(small silver box on top of dvd player), Toshiba SD-5109 dvd player

3rd shelf: Philips cd recorder (usually the Sony MD deck sits on top of that)

4th shelf: Sony PCM-R300 DAT deck

5th shelf: empty in this pic but either my Fostex DAT or my Akai reel to reel sit there.

taylormemer 9th January 2004 07:26

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What the hell is wrong with you grumpyBB, I really don't like you, I've seen some of your posts in threads, your mean, I don't like you, and you, and I say this as nice as possible; bastard.

Now this is the projected set-up.
My dad used to do mixing for a bands, he scaored speakers out of this, AR speakers.
They are american made, imported to here. They are very nice, because the box specs are right and the box material is thick chip-board.

===========
Box specs
There is two boxes.
Height: 30"
Width: 14"
Depth: 11"
Wood thickness: 2"
===========
Speakers
Woofers: Two each box. 8" carbon fiber cones. 180watts peak. 110 watts RMS
===========
About companies and power advertisements. Many companies put e.g. 200watts peak with big logos. The reality is that amps cannot run constantly at 200watts. Something like a big drum-beat will push it up to 200watts for how ever long that beat lasts. It all depoends on the music thats being played.
============
Midranges: One each box. 8". You don't see manny mids quoted as 8", the max ones you buy for domestic use are aroung 6" at tops. But when you looks at the frequency response graphs for some woofers you will find that they can perform at midrange frequencies.

Tweeters: One each box. 2" Vida tweeters.

Amplifier
900watts peak
400watts RMS
180 volt +/- rails.
Two 100 volt tordial transformers.

Equalizer
28 channels.
16+/- dB options.
There is onr for left ang right channels.
We also run through one of the tape decks, because it has a parametric equalizer.

Hardware
Record player
Two tape decks
CD player
Pre-amp

Now we are going to add my speakers and amp.

Post pictures of your stereo here, give some specs for it aswell. if you dont have pics the post specs of it. Just wondering what other people are using.
Amplifier
http://images.deviantart.com/i/2/c/9/My_Amplifier.jpg
This is my amplifier.
Specs: rough.
31 volt +/- rails
100 watts peak
50 watts RMS
25 volt toroidal transformer
99.8 dB at a measuring distance of 1 meter.
My dad used this amp when he was 16 (he is now 47). He bought a kit and built it himself. We had to put a new transformer in it because the other one would shake the lid and get quite hot.
Left Speaker
http://images.deviantart.com/i/3/e/3/Left_Speaker.jpg
The left speaker of my stereo, with a model of a WRC WRX on top hehe.
Specs:
99.8 dB measured from 1 meter away from the speaker.
8" woofer ans 2" piezo tweeter.
Me and my dad made the two boxes over a weekend.
Right Speaker
http://images.deviantart.com/i/4/9/d/Right_Speaker.jpg
The right speaker of my stereo.
Specs:
99.8 dB measured from 1 meter away from the speaker.
8" woofer ans 2" piezo tweeter.
Me and my dad made the two boxes over a weekend.

And we are also adding a 12" poly cone sub-woofer.Well make boxes for those.

Cylob 28th January 2004 15:27

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An expensive piece of equipment...

But worth every penny.

Merlin 31st January 2004 00:14

Nice walkman swag :p

My stereo and my pc are in different rooms so I can't hook them up without investing in an awful lot of cable. So i plug my pc into an old 60W Sharp hi-fi unit. It's not great, but I'm only playing mp3's through it so who gives a fuck...


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