Wow
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Nicely done, quality.
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Love it!! Very nicely done.
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Now that’s what I’m talking about!
Loving your work @29milllane
Class…
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Absolutely wonderful
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An IKEA sideboard; the top panel is quite heavy and thick. Tucked away inside is a Cambridge Audio Azur 752 BD Blu-ray player.
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Wonderful!
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I think they’ve discontinued this particular colour. Shame.
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you’re right
Posting here as no general rack thread, and after all this is not a dedicated hi-fi rack (nor is it mine), but it might make for an excellent one, maybe better than any specialist hi-fi racks currently out there, who knows -but then the price is too!
It is a vibration isolating bench designed for high sensitivity research optics including lasers where vibrations are magnified not by amplifiers but by mirrors and distance. Comproses vibration absorbing stand plus a specialist honeycomb highly rigid damped top plate (besr 10cm thick with 5mm stainless steel plates as the top and bottom surfaces. Pic shows one of the thinner tops. Available in a variety of standard sizes, 80cm tall, smallest standard size 90x60cm costing approx £2k+VAT. Larger more expensive, don’t know about made to measure smaller.
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Kerr acoustics speakers?
Alchris TX9
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Yes TX9. From experience the AlChris better the Kerr for sheer musicality.
The Kerr are drier.
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Very much over speakered and under furniture’d, but it sounds pretty good for a workshop system.
…the stool is from a school (my dad was a metal and woodwork teacher, and it came from his place when we cleared it out a couple of years ago). Not at all hifi, but pretty perfectly sized for the job…
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I think it’s great that you incorporated the stool from dad.
Hey, is that one of those magic orbs on your shelf?
Image attribution: IMDB
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Unfortunately not. It’s a floating (magnetic) Death Star Bluetooth speaker that my sister gave me several years ago.
I’ve never used it as a speaker, but the levitating orb amuses me
Nifty!