Post Pics of Your Home Stereo

thobbinghotrod · #1 11-19-2012, 07:03 PM

We are looking at talkbass because of music, so post what you listen to it on. I wanna see top end Mono Blocks and McIntosh type stuff, Thorens turntables as well as old consoles and cobbled together stereo's. But please hold back on taking a pic of your ear buds, lol

Definitely · #2 11-19-2012, 07:30 PM

The room setup: An old JVC 6CD changer with two cassette players with four external speakers hooked up, found them laying around in the garage and decided to set them up! Volume 9 can be heard in the basement, across the house, with the door closed, I have no idea the highest it can go. The basement setup is a big surround sound setup (I believe it's five speakers, I don't remember), but I'm hoping to grab the two extra speakers in the garage (just waiting on father's approval) and some longer wire to make my room a full six speaker surround sound.

jonathan_matos5 · #3 11-19-2012, 09:57 PM

Indiana Mike · #4 11-20-2012, 05:19 AM

Mine would be a picture of my phone ,my tv with my bose2.1 speakers or my computer....

Back in the day I had a made in Japan Sansui amp ,receiver ,dual tape deck and turntable along with some big Zenith Allegro speakers..... Updated the speakers to cerwin Vegas later on .

This was early 1980's....and before Sansui's name was bought and turned to crap....

It rocked

carlos840 · #5 11-20-2012, 07:58 AM

B&W MM-1 on my computer

B&W Zeppelin in my living room.

Harman Kardon sounsticks hidden under my nightstands and sub under the bed, sound is not amazing as everything is hidden but it is more than good enough and to be honest i rarely listen to music in bed.

Each room of ma flat is covered...

GeneralElectric · #6 11-20-2012, 11:45 AM

I have a few Canton speakers and a subwoofer connected to a Mesa Strategy power amp, Kenwood receiver, a kenwood equalizer, and a sony record player. I forget who makes my CD player.

I currently have everything in milk crates since I just finished moving and didn't finish unpacking. Want a picture of that?

Biggbass · #7 11-20-2012, 11:47 AM

Bose wave radio/cd player. Small and efficient.

**smperry** · #8 11-20-2012, 11:51 AM

Don't have a picture handy, but

Rotel RSX-972 receiver
Rotel RDV-1092 CD/DVD player
Bang & Olufsen Beogram 4000 Turntable
Turntable preamp (forget brand atm)
DAC & Headphone preamp (forget brand atm)
Clements floorstanding speakers (forget model)

This recently replaced my old B&O setup (keeping the turntable). I need more speakers for a 5.1 setup, but since I don't have a tv currently anyway, I'm just enjoying it stereo for now. I really like the detail of these Rotel components.

RedMoses · #9 11-20-2012, 12:00 PM

Ive moved, its in a much bigger room now...

bassbrad · #10 11-20-2012, 12:37 PM

My Home AV System sounds great but is a hodge podge of gear assembled over the years. The heart & soul of my system are the Coral BX-1200 5 way speakers with 12" woofers. To drive those I have a Sony STR-DE885 5 channel receiver that also drives RCA Center channel and surrounds. Pioneer Belt Drive Servo controlled tt with a Grado or classic Shure cartridge for when i want to go old school. Sony 5 disc CD player and a Technics dual cassette deck, Toshiba VHS, Magnavox DVD player and an old Pioneer 8 track player and recorder [still works!]. All housed in a custom fan cooled cabinet with glass doors. Added to that is a custom 15" powered subwoofer built by a company i worked for eons ago. The weak spot is my TV and old Sanyo 32" that just keeps plugging along and being a frugal b-stard I refuse to buy a new TV until it goes down no matter how bad we want a bigger flat screen.

In the studio I have a pair of Tascam CM10 3 way speakers powered by a Crown ComTech 600 with dual Rane 31 band EQs for monitoring. On my computer I have a 3 way Dell/Harmon-Kardon system that rocks.