Absolutely great idea to show other people's systems. You keep coming up with such great ideas for this channel. Hard to believe you don't have at least 500k subscribers!
Wow wow wow thanks Steve for including me in your slideshow and thumbnail!! Cool blown away by everybody else's systems also very good range keep on rocking!!
Great to see how many have turntables! And love seeing the spectrum of systems. Look forward to more of these! On a related note, this week I was in Boulder for work and took PS Audio up on their public offer to come by and get a tour and a listen to the big brothers of the Infinity Betas shown in this video, the legendary IRS V's. Have wanted to hear them for literally decades, so was pretty awesome. The folks at PS Audio couldn't have been nicer, definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!
Well hype and marketing works. "Audiophiles" think vinyl is the best way to listen. I dont like to listen pops, cracks ,hum and poor dynamics not to mention lp is wearing with every spin. Was there are more CD lovers
That's Steve for you! Always thinking outside of the box and coming up with something that is fun, interesting and entertaining! Hope this becomes a frequent feature!
Excellent Steve, just outstanding, which just proves being an Audiophile doesn’t have to be expensive and your audience is diverse in their choices, great!!!
Love the diversity! !! We each have our own tastes. That is what makes the world interesting! Thank you Steve for providing a place where enthusiasts can share with others. Very appreciated
A lot of diversity shown by your subscribers. There's something out there for everyone! Loved the episode and I hope to see more like it. Great job Steve :)
Wow, Steve! I loved that vid. So cool to see so many peoples systems. Btw, there was enough of what I call the “vintage PCB” painting which I dig so much that your wife painted in the background, that I was able to take a screen shot, enlarge it, and it’s now my screensaver. Love that painting!
Hi Steve, Thanks for the interview of Nelson Pass! I have one of his big Adcom amps (GFA-8xxx?) from the mid-1990's. Bell Labs pretty much figured out this microphoning and reproducer business in the mid 1930's, but it was FREAKISHLY expensive, and needed a decent delivery system. As usual, the room is critical both on the microphone side and reproduce side, with the eternal truth of large loudspeakers beating little ones, even little ones with an insane amount of engineering and power dissipation. The mid-1930's didn't have much in the way of "highrez" recorders, so they just used a pair of soundstages + BellSys ClassA lines and did it live. Results: 3 microphones, 3 circuits, and 3 loudspeakers (LCR discrete) was the best tested format, with any cost-saving by matrixing or up-down-mixing a noted compromise. This almost requires a person to make their own recordings to get LCR front-of-stage recordings to play back on an LCR full-range set of loudspeakers. 4 channel recorders are becoming very affordable, with the ones used by location sound mixers being sturdy and practical. No more spine-crushing van full of AMPEX. I spent very little on a 3 year old model by Tascam DR-680MkII, but audiophiles might be happier with something by Sound Devices. An interesting format of LCR+3 additional microphones in 24/96KHz BWV gives a bunch of post-production options. Compression! I love Aphex Dominator 722. I can instantly dial up a ClearChannel broadcast voice-over from my weak untrained voice and any old mic. Don't forget expander-gates like GATEX. pdxr13
Great Steve!!! Fantastic idea. .. You can definitely tell the difference between the systems not judging gear. Speaker placement ... All very cool, what else could you ask for?? Fantastic...✌️
Awesome. As a fellow musician (by trade) great to see that violinist showing off his kit there. Drooled over that room with the infinity speakers and others like the diamond 805s with Bryston amplification. Kinda wish I could go listen to these setups! Thanks for sharing these Steve.
I loved seeing such variation of folk's systems, great idea Steve, I've always enjoyed your candor and passion. I'm one of the 'budget resurrection' crowd, rescuing and bargaining my way up to something I'm truly happy with, finally found an amp I only dreamed of for years for cheap, a Sansui Au-D11 that only needed the volume and balance pots cleaned up, I dusted off my set of inherited minty Warfedale Mach 7's, my neighbours keep telling me to turn it up! Once I find a belt for one of my turntables, any one, I'll dig out my rock collection for some serious remenicing and revival :) Keep up the great work bro! And cheers from the PNW Canada! Og.
Wow what a cool angle for a video. New to this outrageous world. Scoured all of your video titles hoping to find recommendations for a system that I would be playing lower volume 90% of the time. Your videos are much appreciated.
Love seeing all these systems! The only i would like to know of those who have really ni e shelves...i can't find decent shelving for albums and even cds.Love to see more of these systems !! Great..thanks Steve G.
Certainly some awesome setups out there. Those Martin Logans look epic and sound epic too I bet. The three B & W's look kinda weird but I'm sure also sound phenomenal. Keep these going please Steve, very interesting
Thanx sooo much 4 that Steve, & every1 that shared their system! It makes me feel good 2 know that there's others who luv audio & r also on a budget!! That Martin Logan system was beautiful & I would luv 2 hear it! Plus, I would luv2 hear a Zu system also, they r a striking looking speaker! Keep🎸🎶🍻
That Krell/Martin Logan set up is absolutely awesome. I had a pair of Aerius i's and a KAV300i which was a marriage made in heaven especially with my Naim CD player. Wish I hadn't sold them buts needs must and all that.
Sorry I missed the request. B&W 801 80 FC with bespoke rosewood(acoustic suspension), Aragon 4004 mkII, Marantz SR5005 as pre, JVC XL-1050 CD K2 transport, Airist R2R dac, Van Den Hul cables, Visonik Sub with CWA-1 external PSB amp, Wharfedale acoustic suspension center channel, Panasonic SL-340 XBS portable CD. Type of speakers used in Abbey Road in 1980s.
Yes... Viewer Systems should be a Monthly feature! I am always shocked at the lack of room treatments.... Bare walls behind & to the side of speakers are BAD! This is everybody's homework assignment. Treat your walls.
Hi Steve, This was fun to watch! Hopefully their will be more instalments of folks systems! You could even devote another one to headphones systems. It was interesting to hear that in some systems they also listed their headphone amps and headphones! I would have loved to post pics but my listening area been taken over my headphones, single driver speakers, and all sorts of centrance headphone amps/dac products. Didnt realize i would have so many of their products lol. on a headphone kick lately with sennheiser hd650 and those pair great with centrance amps and a elekit tube heaphone amp. Love the centrance hifi m8 amp/dac! Supposedly a version 2 is coming out. Gonna be tough to beat that unit. Headphones are taking time away from the big rig😀
The full Infinity multichannel equipment is my favourite. The room is very warm and cozy. Bravo for his owner. Vintage glory never die. I would dare to hint something Steve, why not this but with a short clip of TH-cam allowed song among the most valued by us the viewers? Maybe 20 seconds each?
Hats off to Johns Infinity setup 2.40 in -big Infinity owner myself and Arnie's speakers just make better more natural music -I don't own IRS Betas or IRS Gammas anymore -the thought of any of those unobtainium drivers going wrong was just too stressful so sold them -still have Kappa 9.1 and several other more modern and vintage systems -thanks for a terrific video Steve
Thx Steve G. I enjoyed this! Those "Dirty" speakers are popular huh! Or did you simply post several? 😁 I seen some killer systems here! Joseph Audio comes to mind! That krell setup is a dream system too!
I watch a lot of audiophile speakers and really wonder what can one do to have an audio system that doesn't take up a lot of room? Seems like whether running Floor standers or bookshelves on speaker stands you are losing a lot of Vertical Space. That's why I thought the speaker stands for the Wharfsdale Linton heritage speakers were such a great design because you got the storage space underneath the speakers to be useful. A video with ingenious space saving ideas from you viewers would be appreciated. Just a thought.
Great segment. It must be tough for you to constantly come up with new content, you should do these user submitted pieces once a month or something. Gives you a break on content creation and I think there’s a lot of us out there that enjoy seeing what fellow enthusiasts are up to
How about a similar compilation featuring original "vintage" (e.g., pre-1990's setups)? I bet that a fair number of your followers have photos of their systems as they existed in the 60's to the 90's.
Yes, please do more of these episodes. Very surprised to see / hear about so many mid fi / Best Buy / Japanese brands...Technics, Denon, Sony, etc. I saw no Wilson, Magico, Harbeth, Kef, Linn, Spectral, etc. But no biggie, it’s all about the music (or at least it should be at the end of the day. If your viewers like this, they should go on Audiogon and check out virtual systems....very fun...
Phillips GA212? I finally sold mine when I realized the arm is too short. No matter the cartridge you couldn't set it up correctly for the entire record. Although many like their old turntables, the fact is there are better ones being built today, the same with the cartridges.
@@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac I have one pair Kappa 8s and two pair Kappa 7s and have chatted a bit with "Mr. Infinity" on your channel so that was a real treat.
I heard him say they were about 20 years old and I thought man you're way off by about half. I'm sure those things are older than some of the women I date.
Yep, reality. Use whatcha got. Hell, I've got a unistrut system for my surrounds and rears. Somewhat akin to a bridge crane. It enables me to experiment with placement of both loudspeakers and seating. With that comes festooned cables, etc. All my loudspeakers are active, so power and signal are distributed to the entire 7.3 rig. Our primary system/room wouldn't ever be in Architectural Digest, perhaps... much more likely to be on Hoarders. That said, I'd proudly put it up against anything. A well executed system setup and optimization is key. Although it's our sofas, chairs, family media room/open kitchen at the rear 25%, it's more akin to an audio testing lab. But, it's big, smooth, powerful... almost limitless power, dynamically realistic and extremely resolving of bass power and detail. I know, ... blah blah blah, 😉 but it ain't pretty! My background is pro audio, so perhaps that's the aesthetic. Love the look at everyone's systems!
Hi steve, i need a comment about my sound system from you, what do you think about Martin Logan SL3 speakers amplified by a technics su-v9? I ask this because you have heard mucho more sound systems than me. Thanks
Yikes!!!!! Glad I didn’t send a picture of my system......it would have been embarrassing. But it sure was enjoyable looking at all these magnificent audio setups.
folks look to have 'cleaned up' for the pics.... mine would look more like Steves - CD's, cassettes, VHS ( yes. probably 200 movies ) DVD'S, LP'S all over the place. along with, right now - 3 different speaker sets ( QAcoustics, KEF, old Koss 1020 / Def.Tech sub ) all set up & switchable. oh, the derigueur Strat /Mesa... and a TV run by a Mac Mini. too much stuff, a messy mess.
Part2, Part3, Part4.. More More More More!!!! Loved seeing the diversity and passion everyone has, what a great community we have here!
yes!
YES! More of this!
Yes.
Every so often ..
Loved seeing them..
Thank You Steve !!
Thanks, I really enjoyed everyone's system. Makes me happy to see so many different price points.
Absolutely great idea to show other people's systems. You keep coming up with such great ideas for this channel. Hard to believe you don't have at least 500k subscribers!
What a great episode. You should do more of these, they are alot of fun. Great stuff all around.
Love the mix of affordable and not so affordable. Went through a divorce and started from zero with budget equipment. Respect
Nice, more of these would be fun to watch. Lots of different price points. With one thing in common, a love of music. Thank you Steve
Wow wow wow thanks Steve for including me in your slideshow and thumbnail!! Cool blown away by everybody else's systems also very good range keep on rocking!!
Great to see how many have turntables! And love seeing the spectrum of systems. Look forward to more of these!
On a related note, this week I was in Boulder for work and took PS Audio up on their public offer to come by and get a tour and a listen to the big brothers of the Infinity Betas shown in this video, the legendary IRS V's. Have wanted to hear them for literally decades, so was pretty awesome. The folks at PS Audio couldn't have been nicer, definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!
Well hype and marketing works. "Audiophiles" think vinyl is the best way to listen. I dont like to listen pops, cracks ,hum and poor dynamics not to mention lp is wearing with every spin. Was there are more CD lovers
Really like the diversity of systems!!! Please do more of these!
Fantastic! Thanks for including my custom speakers. With so many submissions, it's an honor.
Awesome. Loved seeing what folks have put together! Great idea Steve.
That's Steve for you!
Always thinking outside of the box and coming up with something that is fun, interesting and entertaining!
Hope this becomes a frequent feature!
Sweet! This makes me smile! You are all very cool people. 😎
Excellent Steve, just outstanding, which just proves being an Audiophile doesn’t have to be expensive and your audience is diverse in their choices, great!!!
Love the diversity! !! We each have our own tastes. That is what makes the world interesting! Thank you Steve for providing a place where enthusiasts can share with others. Very appreciated
hope you do more of these, love seeing other systems.
Dennis Waske would be great to see video of the systems and rooms as well!!
Glad to see a Rotel 1067 I was starting to think mine was the only one
Wow. Loved seeing everyone’s system! Great range of products everyone. Thanks Steve for making this video.
Wretched Pun Warning (and small dog reference): Does Harry @ 8:53 - 9:20 have a Schitt-Zu system?
p.s. Love our the Rega RP1/Bias 2s.
I was wondering how you were gonna pull this segment off many weeks ago but you did a great job Steve. Thanks to all that contributed.
Thanks to your fans who contributed. It was fun and interesting to see everyone's set ups!
Wonderful idea, Steve. Could be a weekly treat offered up on Fridays. Nice of you to give us a chance to show off our gear. What a great hobby!
A lot of diversity shown by your subscribers. There's something out there for everyone! Loved the episode and I hope to see more like it. Great job Steve :)
It's amazing to see just how different people have things set up! Pretty cool. From budget to ridiculous expensive.
Finally! Someone else who appreciates Joseph Audio!
Excellent, a lot can be drawn from this. Any common threads you may have noticed. No mention of cables.
Wow, Steve! I loved that vid. So cool to see so many peoples systems.
Btw, there was enough of what I call the “vintage PCB” painting which I dig so much that your wife painted in the background, that I was able to take a screen shot, enlarge it, and it’s now my screensaver. Love that painting!
Hi Steve, Thanks for the interview of Nelson Pass! I have one of his big Adcom amps (GFA-8xxx?) from the mid-1990's.
Bell Labs pretty much figured out this microphoning and reproducer business in the mid 1930's, but it was FREAKISHLY expensive, and needed a decent delivery system. As usual, the room is critical both on the microphone side and reproduce side, with the eternal truth of large loudspeakers beating little ones, even little ones with an insane amount of engineering and power dissipation. The mid-1930's didn't have much in the way of "highrez" recorders, so they just used a pair of soundstages + BellSys ClassA lines and did it live. Results: 3 microphones, 3 circuits, and 3 loudspeakers (LCR discrete) was the best tested format, with any cost-saving by matrixing or up-down-mixing a noted compromise.
This almost requires a person to make their own recordings to get LCR front-of-stage recordings to play back on an LCR full-range set of loudspeakers. 4 channel recorders are becoming very affordable, with the ones used by location sound mixers being sturdy and practical. No more spine-crushing van full of AMPEX. I spent very little on a 3 year old model by Tascam DR-680MkII, but audiophiles might be happier with something by Sound Devices. An interesting format of LCR+3 additional microphones in 24/96KHz BWV gives a bunch of post-production options.
Compression! I love Aphex Dominator 722. I can instantly dial up a ClearChannel broadcast voice-over from my weak untrained voice and any old mic. Don't forget expander-gates like GATEX.
pdxr13
Thanks for showing my system Steve. Great to see such diversity 😎
Darn I missed out on that... you should do more of these. It’s interesting to see everyone’s gear.
Steve said he got 300 emails so might have another video or two.
I'll do it again.
Please steve, I just took pictures last night and was getting super pumped to be apart of this
Steve Guttenberg Audiophiliac But when??? I just got my late 70s system out of mothballs.
@@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac how do I upload my system for viewer of the day?
Great Steve!!! Fantastic idea. .. You can definitely tell the difference between the systems not judging gear. Speaker placement ... All very cool, what else could you ask for?? Fantastic...✌️
Awesome. As a fellow musician (by trade) great to see that violinist showing off his kit there. Drooled over that room with the infinity speakers and others like the diamond 805s with Bryston amplification. Kinda wish I could go listen to these setups! Thanks for sharing these Steve.
I loved seeing such variation of folk's systems, great idea Steve, I've always enjoyed your candor and passion. I'm one of the 'budget resurrection' crowd, rescuing and bargaining my way up to something I'm truly happy with, finally found an amp I only dreamed of for years for cheap, a Sansui Au-D11 that only needed the volume and balance pots cleaned up, I dusted off my set of inherited minty Warfedale Mach 7's, my neighbours keep telling me to turn it up! Once I find a belt for one of my turntables, any one, I'll dig out my rock collection for some serious remenicing and revival :)
Keep up the great work bro! And cheers from the PNW Canada!
Og.
Really enjoyed this. Thanks Steve!
Wow what a cool angle for a video. New to this outrageous world. Scoured all of your video titles hoping to find recommendations for a system that I would be playing lower volume 90% of the time. Your videos are much appreciated.
Love seeing all these systems! The only i would like to know of those who have really ni e shelves...i can't find decent shelving for albums and even cds.Love to see more of these systems !! Great..thanks Steve G.
1:24 - Wow! Talk about "vintage"! Are those....encyclopedias?? Awesome!
Glad to see at least 1 DIY set of speakers!
Certainly some awesome setups out there. Those Martin Logans look epic and sound epic too I bet. The three B & W's look kinda weird but I'm sure also sound phenomenal. Keep these going please Steve, very interesting
Wow super awesome video Steve you have to do more of this please all the best from London, UK 🇬🇧
Thanks, more will come!
Very cool video! I loved seeing what everyone is listening with!!
Great episode! I will love to submit my system, perhaps for another episode like this. Thank you Steve! Love your daily shows
Thanks for doing this Steve. Seeing these systems which run the gamut make me pretty happy with what I have. I'm neither envious or deflated.
Thanx sooo much 4 that Steve, & every1 that shared their system! It makes me feel good 2 know that there's others who luv audio & r also on a budget!! That Martin Logan system was beautiful & I would luv 2 hear it! Plus, I would luv2 hear a Zu system also, they r a striking looking speaker! Keep🎸🎶🍻
I’ll add to the chorus - a very enjoyable episode and I’m looking forward to the next subscriber system video.
So cool to see others sound systems. Keep it up Goot!
Wonderful stuff Steve and well done to your community
I love these pics. Please do more!!!
That Krell/Martin Logan set up is absolutely awesome. I had a pair of Aerius i's and a KAV300i which was a marriage made in heaven especially with my Naim CD player. Wish I hadn't sold them buts needs must and all that.
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More of these videos please. Love it.
Great video and some killer systems! Love 'em!
Sorry I missed the request. B&W 801 80 FC with bespoke rosewood(acoustic suspension), Aragon 4004 mkII, Marantz SR5005 as pre, JVC XL-1050 CD K2 transport, Airist R2R dac, Van Den Hul cables, Visonik Sub with CWA-1 external PSB amp, Wharfedale acoustic suspension center channel, Panasonic SL-340 XBS portable CD. Type of speakers used in Abbey Road in 1980s.
I really enjoyed this---please do more. Once a month, once a week...?
Yes... Viewer Systems should be a Monthly feature! I am always shocked at the lack of room treatments.... Bare walls behind & to the side of speakers are BAD! This is everybody's homework assignment. Treat your walls.
My system is a Fisher Price turntable from 1978 with a built in speaker. How come you didn't show my system?
That's a show stopper for sure! More than these peon audiophiles can handle.
😂😂👌🏿
MICHAEL GRANT snob alert🚨
Hipster level: Professional. 😉
Hi Steve,
This was fun to watch! Hopefully their will be more instalments of folks systems! You could even devote another one to headphones systems. It was interesting to hear that in some systems they also listed their headphone amps and headphones! I would have loved to post pics but my listening area been taken over my headphones, single driver speakers, and all sorts of centrance headphone amps/dac products. Didnt realize i would have so many of their products lol. on a headphone kick lately with sennheiser hd650 and those pair great with centrance amps and a elekit tube heaphone amp. Love the centrance hifi m8 amp/dac! Supposedly a version 2 is coming out. Gonna be tough to beat that unit. Headphones are taking time away from the big rig😀
yep i enjoyed seeing all the gear out there would like too see more of these
What fun. Love to be able to hear them all.
The full Infinity multichannel equipment is my favourite. The room is very warm and cozy. Bravo for his owner. Vintage glory never die.
I would dare to hint something Steve, why not this but with a short clip of TH-cam allowed song among the most valued by us the viewers? Maybe 20 seconds each?
Salvador Rodenas thanks, follow my page, I have a video of some music playing on the Infinity speakers.
@@ProgRockKeys I'll do! I like your listening room and loudspeakers, everything!
Hats off to Johns Infinity setup 2.40 in -big Infinity owner myself and Arnie's speakers just make better more natural music -I don't own IRS Betas or IRS Gammas anymore -the thought of any of those unobtainium drivers going wrong was just too stressful so sold them -still have Kappa 9.1 and several other more modern and vintage systems -thanks for a terrific video Steve
Thx Steve G. I enjoyed this! Those "Dirty" speakers are popular huh! Or did you simply post several? 😁
I seen some killer systems here! Joseph Audio comes to mind! That krell setup is a dream system too!
I think it is cool that you are doing this!
Whats striking to learn is the distance between the speakers and room size.
Thanks! This was great. Do it again please.
Steve Guttengangsta.
I dig it brotha!
Can't wait for more..!
I watch a lot of audiophile speakers and really wonder what can one do to have an audio system that doesn't take up a lot of room? Seems like whether running Floor standers or bookshelves on speaker stands you are losing a lot of Vertical Space. That's why I thought the speaker stands for the Wharfsdale Linton heritage speakers were such a great design because you got the storage space underneath the speakers to be useful. A video with ingenious space saving ideas from you viewers would be appreciated. Just a thought.
This was fun.... Thanks for sharing, everyone !
4:55 those are PMC twenty5.23 love’em.
Thanks Steve and everyone else. Will you be doing this again? Can I still send a photo? :)
Thanks Steve. So much thought-provoking FUN and learning
Great segment. It must be tough for you to constantly come up with new content, you should do these user submitted pieces once a month or something. Gives you a break on content creation and I think there’s a lot of us out there that enjoy seeing what fellow enthusiasts are up to
Can anyone id the cd rack brand at the 3:21 mark? Trying to find a set to hold several dozen or more CD's in one space.
I love the diversity of all the systems. What is the Pioneer speakers names again??
How did that guy get the loose B&W 805 as center channel....man I would love to send in my system I missed the cal!!!
How about a similar compilation featuring original "vintage" (e.g., pre-1990's setups)? I bet that a fair number of your followers have photos of their systems as they existed in the 60's to the 90's.
Me too! I be of that ilk ;P
Fantastic. Super interesting to see everyone’s set ups.
Yes, please do more of these episodes. Very surprised to see / hear about so many mid fi / Best Buy / Japanese brands...Technics, Denon, Sony, etc. I saw no Wilson, Magico, Harbeth, Kef, Linn, Spectral, etc. But no biggie, it’s all about the music (or at least it should be at the end of the day.
If your viewers like this, they should go on Audiogon and check out virtual systems....very fun...
Love seeing all of these systems!!
Phillips GA212? I finally sold mine when I realized the arm is too short. No matter the cartridge you couldn't set it up correctly for the entire record. Although many like their old turntables, the fact is there are better ones being built today, the same with the cartridges.
Nice to see all this. What diversity!
Great episode!
Martin Logans and Krell are a good match. I'll bet that Denafrips DAC takes it to another level. : )
Hey Steve those Infinities are pushing 40 years old time flies, right?
John Doe Yes sir!
@@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac I have one pair Kappa 8s and two pair Kappa 7s and have chatted a bit with "Mr. Infinity" on your channel so that was a real treat.
I heard him say they were about 20 years old and I thought man you're way off by about half. I'm sure those things are older than some of the women I date.
I’ve owned the Betas for 20 years, and the Kappa 8 and 9.1 are about 20 years old. My mistake, Betas are about 30 years old; from 1990 or so.
There totally needs to be an episode 2!
I love the dude who had his set up in the basement and speakers stacked on 6 by 6 pressure-treated Timber :-) that's reality for many of us.
#waf
That’s a real “Man Cave” 😁
If your wife is going to dictate your hobbies for you, I recommend headphones. Speaker placement is horrible for most of these systems.
Yep, reality. Use whatcha got.
Hell, I've got a unistrut system for my surrounds and rears. Somewhat akin to a bridge crane.
It enables me to experiment with placement of both loudspeakers and seating. With that comes festooned cables, etc. All my loudspeakers are active, so power and signal are distributed to the entire 7.3 rig.
Our primary system/room wouldn't ever be in Architectural Digest, perhaps... much more likely to be on Hoarders.
That said, I'd proudly put it up against anything. A well executed system setup and optimization is key.
Although it's our sofas, chairs, family media room/open kitchen at the rear 25%, it's more akin to an audio testing lab.
But, it's big, smooth, powerful... almost limitless power, dynamically realistic and extremely resolving of bass power and detail. I know, ... blah blah blah, 😉 but it ain't pretty!
My background is pro audio, so perhaps that's the aesthetic.
Love the look at everyone's systems!
Hi steve, i need a comment about my sound system from you, what do you think about Martin Logan SL3 speakers amplified by a technics su-v9? I ask this because you have heard mucho more sound systems than me. Thanks
Yikes!!!!! Glad I didn’t send a picture of my system......it would have been embarrassing. But it sure was enjoyable looking at all these magnificent audio setups.
Really enjoyed, more, more, more. Thanks ...
Not alot of hoarders in your slide show. Is it a problem to have 3 systems right next to each other?
"my name is steve guttenberg and i'm a pro shirtist"
No way. Someone else has the Cambridge Audio SR20. I thought I was the only one. I've got it setup with Tannoy XT6F speakers.
Where can I send the photo of my semi-vintage rig ? I can't seem to find your email address anywhere 😢
Interesting mix. Also, that only one system had room treatment!
folks look to have 'cleaned up' for the pics.... mine would look more like Steves - CD's, cassettes, VHS ( yes. probably 200 movies ) DVD'S, LP'S all over the place. along with, right now - 3 different speaker sets ( QAcoustics, KEF, old Koss 1020 / Def.Tech sub ) all set up & switchable. oh, the derigueur Strat /Mesa... and a TV run by a Mac Mini. too much stuff, a messy mess.
I forget the source, but it is said that "A clean desk is a sign of a misguided career move."
Would love to see this as a regular feature on your channel!
Dub Side of the Moon! So good!
great idea Steve, very interactive
Really enjoyed that
"HOOOOOOW!???" Was my exact reaction to purchasing an SE-A5 Technics for £300 .... MADness
Really enjoyed that, Steve.