That’s great. I am so happy with them. I demoed the PMC Twenty5 26’s, but they overwhelmed my room. I use the Bose SoundBar too, but have a Samsung Q90 TV.
The silver dCS Network Bridge and Matrix DAC has been replaced with a black dCS Bartók, which makes the 606’s really shine!
I love analog clock and took a bit of effort to find one that I could not hear it tick.
Very lovely set up. Everything screams harmony and symmetry. And where it is asymmetrical, there one finds interests. Lovely turntable.
Get them Powder Coated
I feel the weight of the fraim and statement over me… crushing me… 
Looking solely at the fraim, black looks good. Looking at the previous pic of the room, silver seems to balance a bit better. But pic can be deceiving especially silver reflects whatever colour is it around it hence can look light or dark depending on light and direction of view. All black (to me) makes it look a tad heavy.
But hey, either way it is an awesome kit. 
Nifty lighting. I see your post below about the Phillips Hue lights. Are you also using a star projector?
The black 606s are very sharp looking!
Classy!
I’d just love an Eames chair full stop. Being a fat lump these days I wouldn’t even think of an original in fear of damaging it.
Mine is a Pash Classics ‘replica’ which I bought for my wife last year.
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And yet we complain when a Chinese knock off Naim amp appears on an auction site.
all beautiful !!!
could you tell me where to find the tables near the Ermes?
I really wonder why it costs £7770 to make the eames lounge chair plus the ottoman. I don’t think it was ever meant to be such a pricy product. It was a new product using new materials - plywood curved by Charles & Ray Eames’ own machine.
If a replica can be made without discernible differences in quality and function for 1/10 of the price. Then it really begs the question why the genuine article is so expensive. There are many areas of possible improvements can be made to the 1956 design, has any one of them been implemented?
Vitra’s own admission: “Vitra has produced the Lounge Chair by Charles and Ray Eames using the same manufacturing methods since the 1950s.” As a replica I might love this. As the real thing, banking on never need to improve anything isn’t a winning formula.
You could say the same about any product. The Chinese are very good at making copies.
It is either a protected design (as the Eames is) or it’s not.
As said, the design is 1956. I fully back paying for R&D. Paying for it 65 years after is a bit extreme.
As a comparison, I wish the best to Naim and would happily support this company, hoping it will continue to come up with fixes, upgrades and better products over time, as long as I am capable of doing so.
It always surprises me that people automatically mention price when seeing furniture they recognize. It luckily never happens to me when they see our Knoll Womb chair, a lesser known icon. Hardly ever is price mentioned when the hifi is seen. But an Eames… 
I may agree but it’s the law innit.
You can buy a genuine Rolex or a cheap replica. They look the same, more or less. The Eames is no different. If you are happy with a replica than that’s fine. If you want to real thing you pay the price.
All of my other eames stuff is real apart from the chair, I wanted to try the chair to make sure I liked it before getting a genuine one. I’ll have one at some point I just can’t afford it now ha…
Here is some alternate views, one through to hall fro listening chair and the view up front (need a wider angle lens). I have a few ESU’s the main big one is in the hall and other bits and pieces;
