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Correct! I don't know how or why they work, but they do. That's as far as I will discuss the Mpingo discs, as I get tired of ranting objectivists!Originally posted by tyler_durden View PostComment
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Bolder digi mod SB3, Bel Canto DAC3, Bel Canto Ref1000's, Dynaudio Contour 3.0 Also Powerbook, itunes --> USB.Comment
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What are those stands under SB and laptop. Looks terrific to me...Originally posted by sonofcolin View Post
( SB3 >> Stello DA220MkII || SimAudio Nova CDP ) >> SimAudio Moon i-5 >> Revel Performa M20 bookshelf speakers monitors on Skylan stands via Acoustic Zen Matrix Reference II and Acoustic Zen Satori
SB3 >> Audioengine 5Comment
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I was about to ask the very same question.Originally posted by 325xi View PostTwo SB3's and a Transporter, SC running on my ReadyNAS Pro
What can I say, I'm a NAS Man! ;)Comment
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They're my Harbeth C7 speaker standsOriginally posted by 325xi View Post
As the Harbeths are boxed and ready to be shipped to another apt, I thought I'd make use of the stands for now. They are made by a US company called Mapleshade and are made from solid pieces of maple. They are very heavy and do a great job of supporting the speakers. I think they also look very nice with the Squeezebox and laptop
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Originally posted by sonofcolin View PostThey're my Harbeth C7 speaker stands As the Harbeths are boxed and ready to be shipped to another apt, I thought I'd make use of the stands for now. They are made by a US company called Mapleshade and are made from solid pieces of maple. They are very heavy and do a great job of supporting the speakers. I think they also look very nice with the Squeezebox and laptop
Wow, I checked out Mapleshade, and really like what they do, and I think they would get a high WAF, particularly the Bedrock series.
Can anybody comment on their experience with this sort of stand, and anybody know of anybody else selling similar stands?
Thanks!
Edit: did some more browsing around the mapleshade site - looks to me like there's some audiophilic snake-oil in there!Last edited by nicketynick; 2007-03-21, 18:33.Wireless SB3, Denon DRA-F101, Mission M31 loudspeakers
WinXP SP2 Slimserver, SMC WBR14g router
http://www.last.fm/user/nicketynick/Comment
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It does appear that way, but in reality this is a very nice bunch of people to deal with and the owner (Pierre) is a very knowledgeable guy when it comes to design and engineering. They offer a 30 day money back on their products so if it turns out to be snake oil you can send it back. If you read a little closer you will notice that they do back up their products with sound engineering principles.Originally posted by nicketynick View Post
They also have their own record label and produce a wide range of interesting music. These people really do enjoy what they do.Comment
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@sonofcolin
I just have to ask:
1) It's P9 isn't it? (Who cares for SBs with a deck like that)
2) You gave away the Harbeths for Dynaudios????
Tobi.Comment
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Tobi,
1. Yes, it's a p9. p9 plays vinyl, not digital files.
2. No, I still have the Harbeth's and they will be used in another system when it is setup.Comment
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My setup
Amplifier: Bladelius S-101
CD/SACD/DVD-A -player: Bladelius Freja
Network music player: Slim Devices Squeezebox 3
Speakers: Acapella Fortüne
Headphones: Sennheiser HD-600 Avantgarde & Koss Porta Pro (for portable use)
Radio: Tivoli Audio Model One
Speaker cables: Transparent MusicWave 2.4
Audio interconnects: Transparent MusicLink 1.0 & 1.5 (RCA)
Power cables: Hydrus
Power distribution block: Supra MD06-EU/SP
Audio rack: E&T Spider k60.3 & k60.4
My multipurpose listening room is only 5.5 x 4.0 meters, so it's a bit too small. Additional photos of my gear can be found here: http://www2.lut.fi/~vierimaa/kuvat/hifi/Comment
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SJV - Very impressive! Your room looks more like a manufacturers primary promotioonal photo than someones actual setup, well done! Shoot, I have a difficult enough time trying to keep my socks matched!
I went skiing in Levi 2 years ago, had a great time and met many very nice people, although I think I heard "It's Mintuu Time" a few times to many!
Last edited by Jetlag; 2007-03-22, 20:14.Two SB3's and a Transporter, SC running on my ReadyNAS Pro
What can I say, I'm a NAS Man! ;)Comment
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Kitchen TEAC Photo
My TEAC and SB3 In the kitchen...
I think the TEAC sounds nearly as good as the bose wave but is half the price and 100x more attractive.Comment
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Apartment living...
... with a spouse who appreciates video more than audio.I like it, you may not. I understand and respect that.Comment
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Some snapshots of my current setup:Yamaha - Chario - MJ Acoustics - Squeezebox - BeresfordComment
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