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A-Ha ! maybe this time...?

Last post 12-12-2005, 11:55 AM by Adam Parkinson. 2 replies.
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  •  11-30-2005, 12:15 PM 200

    A-Ha ! maybe this time...?

    The bits at the front....12" sub ( wow) a couple of 632's and a 533 VAC lovingly driven by a Pioneer 56txi. There's a denon 1920 in there too somewhere. And a big hitachi plasma, so I can really appreciate 4:3 standard def Castanza .....

    Those large black blobs on the wall-precariously attached 522's for the right surround and back centre....amazing what a couple of brad nails and some twine will hold....

    More of the same, but to the other side...I tend not to sit directly beneath them..Big thanks also to the previous owner of the house for his casually applied wall moldings, allowing for easy wire concealment....

  •  12-09-2005, 3:54 AM 201 in reply to 200

    RE: A-Ha ! maybe this time...?

    Adam,

    Very nice setup!  The 12" sub looks awesome, not to meantion the plasma.

    I'm looking into getting a system that is very similar and the high gloss finish is stunning.

    For DIY, the 522's mounting is pretty cool, but needs a little improvement. Maybe adding angle shelves with a "lip" to brace and align the bottom of the 522's to bring it up to par with the rest of the setup?

    I hope more people will post pictures of their system.  These speakers are beautiful to see in real home settings.

     

    Cheers!

    Son

  •  12-12-2005, 11:55 AM 202 in reply to 200

    RE: A-Ha ! maybe this time...?

    Thanks Son ! Yup, the gloss black finish is lovely... The rear speakers aren't really held up with nails and string, there are some Omnimounts holding it altogether back there. Kind of hard to explain, but the speakers are tilted in kind of a gracefullish arc formation, aimed at the middle of my sofa when you look at them from the centre of the room...makes them appear a little less square and boxy on the walls...I should take a better photo of it... cheers Adam
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