possibly Son et Lumiere? I spent a lot of hours there listening…
Hi Alan. I have seen a few but never these- look cool actually. Would it be worth asking HQ? ATB Peter
I’ll give it a go.
For those who knew Sound Organisation in its Southwark home, this is what the large dem room was like in April 2019. Being transformed to its new role - a restaurant!
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Was that the DSP5500 system, when they were running a movie with a Saturn 5 launch? “Apollo 13”, perhaps?
These are VicTotem Ultra VMT from Vicoustic.
Vicoustic produce very nice, and efficient, acoustic treatment for listening rooms and professionals.
I use some of their diffusers and absorbers:
–> System Pics 2020
See, I knew Thomas would know! ATB Peter
Yes, that was it. I only went there a couple of times, but they were very helpful and did have a lovely system. I’m still using the same NAC A5 to this day.
Doesn’t look the same without the old Chesterfield and rows of Sound Org record racks does it?
Sadly no. But in my imagination…
I was so pleased the builders let me in - to see the old place again was very touching. All those happy hours in hifi wonderland!
@Thomas
What do you think of the Vicoustic Totem as corner bass traps? Would fit nicely in my room.
Sorry for detour.
There’s a great thread on rooms here:
And happy hour at the Thameside Inn
That’s where I bought my LP12/Ittock/Karma in 1983, plus snaps for my 42.5.
Hamish delivered and installed it to my parents nr Windsor!
M
Wow, that’s fantastic to see. Many happy hours spent in there, sometimes seriously auditioning kit (quite a bit of which is still in my system), sometimes just listening to music and chatting when they were quiet and I’d been passing.
For corners I use Vicoustic Super Bass Extreme.
Vicoustic Totem are used as free standing bass absorbers and placed in high pressure areas (which can be located not only against walls or corners)
Details of what I use for room treatment can be found here:
Neat, barely visible in your photo
Was it Son et Lumiere ?.