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dingus- 09-25-2006
i recently went through some changes in my room configuration and think i have found the best possible setup that my room will allow.

a big part of this was getting something suitable to hold the receivers and cdp. i addressed this with a basic (read cheap) Ikea table with the castors left off. it is placed away from the wall to allow clearance for the side firing woofers of the AR-9's.

now for the first time, i have the 9's set up with the recommended 3 feet of clearance on each side. the result is an overall smoother presentation with the lows being delivered at their fullest. this has also allowed me to run the system without using any equalization for the first time.

before (ignore the AR-91's on top, the normal setup is without them),
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and after.
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blue_lateral- 09-25-2006
Nice looking system. soundt/thumbup.gif

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hifi_nut- 09-25-2006
I like the after a lot better.

So, have you quit watching tv? i know I have.

Jorge

dingus- 09-25-2006
QUOTE (hifi_nut @ September 25, 2006 06:31 pm)
So, have you quit watching tv? i know I have.

no, the tv stayed where it was.

M Gibson- 09-25-2006
Very nice looking setup Scott. It looks very clean and elegant.

Mike

dingus- 09-25-2006
QUOTE (M Gibson @ September 25, 2006 07:44 pm)
... It looks very clean and elegant ...

you must be referring to the blu-tac that holds the tile's to the bottom of the speakers.

Mark B- 09-25-2006
Major improvement Scott. Why is that sweet 2020 hidden on the bottom shelf?

Superfly- 09-25-2006
Much better Scott. Now you just need a huge plasma TV ont he wall :>) I'm guessing the bass quality is far superior to how it was before?

K

dingus- 09-25-2006
QUOTE (Mark B @ September 25, 2006 08:34 pm)
Major improvement Scott.  Why is that sweet 2020 hidden on the bottom shelf?

good question, and good eye Mark. due to the limitations of the shelf, it was necessary to put the heaviest piece on the bottom where it wouldnt cause any structural stress. it was also moved further to the rear of the shelf, in order to maximize clearance for heat dissipation.

what you cannot see in the photo's are the spacers that rest on top of the CR-2020 in order to support the weight of the R-117.

bolly- 09-26-2006
nice rig Scott, I can relate to the amount SPL's your rig's capable of. soundt/afro.gif

dingus- 09-26-2006
QUOTE (Superfly)
Much better Scott. Now you just need a huge plasma TV ont he wall :>) I'm guessing the bass quality is far superior to how it was before?

no plans for another tv anytime soon. as for the bass, yes, its quite a bit better.


QUOTE (bolly)
nice rig Scott, I can relate to the amount SPL's your rig's capable of.

i'm sure you can. they can still over power the room with ease.

Elroy- 10-12-2006
QUOTE (Superfly @ September 25, 2006 07:39 pm)
I'm guessing the bass quality is far superior to how it was before?

K

From what he has told me, yes a huge improvement from the last time we heard dungus's system. I think he said, more focused and less tubby. hopefully I will get over there soon to give it a listen. as he helped me bi-amp my vandy's. pictures of my system soon to follow


elroy

BroonsBane- 10-12-2006
Very very nice Scott, I wish I had seen this thread sooner! Very clean and classy looking and those bigass AR9's look like they mean business soundt/thumbup.gif

clint e.- 10-12-2006
Really nice setup. Minimalist, modern and elegant.
Enjoy. smile.gif

dingus- 10-12-2006
thanks guys, i have plenty of room on the top shelf. i'm toying with the idea bringing the B&O tt out of the bedroom system for a while. dont have much in the way of vinyl, but there are a couple of gems in there.

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