After seeing your wonderful systems and useful tips and comments I also decided to share my system. I don’t have a separate hi-fi rack and big room for good arrangement so this is what I managed to setup in my living room.
On the top bottom of the shelve I have a separate mains stabilizer with 2000VA transformer and 8 outputs on the back where I plug my equipment. Next to it on the right is my SN2, below the SN2 is the HiCap DR. On the right of the SN2 I put my NDX and below the NDX is the nDAC. My future plan is to get a PSU for the nDAC and then move the nDAC on top of the NDX and setup the PSU on the place of the nDAC.
I also have the possibility to connect the mains stabilizer on the right on a different mains socket and reverse the order of my equipment. SN2 will be on the left of the stabilizer and NDX on the left of the SN2, etc. This will follow the popular advice to keep the PSUs and power amps on the right hand side so that the transformers are kept on the right and the sources/preamps on the left side.
Do you have some tips what I might improve in the positioning of my equipment? Is it too bad arranged at the moment?
thanks to the family who left for the holidays, I managed to fix my stay a bit and finally I too can take some decent photos of my system: nac 282 with hicap dr (supercap dr should soon arrive), nap 250 dr, ndx 2 with xps dr, united core. Speakers Taga harmony platinum f-100 se.
behind are completely open and the heat comes out well (I did all the tests). I have a 20-month-old girl and he likes to press the power button on the nap and xps
I have seen looking at getting one. The original one that they still make cost about $8500. I have found a copy that has had very good reviews for about $2100 https://www.chicicat.com.au/eames-lounge-chair-ottoman-collector-replica.html
However any spare change I get seems to get re invested in the HiFi / music at the moment.
Thank you Brian. I will have another look. Alternatively, I have purchased automotive sound deadening before and those suppliers may stock larger sheets.