That is one serious system!
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I’m guessing the MSB Dac cost more then the TOTAL of all other gear excluding TT & Reel to Reel ?
I just love speakers that look like beings from another planet. Awesome setup.
If that’s your “main” system, I’d love to see your office version. Nice system.
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I once had this speaker. I loved its looks, my wife hated it. It’s gone (but not for this reason 
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It was interesting to experience the effect of physical time alignment.
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Love the design!
Those are about as industrial of a design as it gets. I like them too.
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Yes an engineer’s speaker, loved it
The speakers my wife liked most were the planars, especially the transparent looking Marin Logans. But I couldn’t live with their non coherent bass/foil synergy and their own signature to the top end which was interesting and fascinating by its own but nowhere as dynamic, real and natural in it’s sound as a ribbon or even good conventional tweeter. Certain characteristics of the foil were natural sounding, others not, hard to describe.
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Just found this picture of my system from the late 80’s.
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I remember being in rooms with a Hookah.
Or do I?
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Ha ha… I laughed out loud with that one 
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Sweet flat panel TV mount! Lol
Some updated pics reflecting a few gear changes/additions and an upgrade to my rear wall diffusor treatment. System is comprised of separate 2.1 stereo and 5.4.4 immersive audio front ends sharing only the front L & R loudspeakers and the subwoofer array.
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I just got a Foundation rack and speaker stands for my apartment here in HK, and everything sounds GLORIOUS!
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Nice and tidy. Love the aesthetic.
Would you mind sharing the “make and model” of your anti-resonance devices (door stoppers, I believe).
I am trying to grab a couple but I am not sure where and what to guy.
Enjoy the system!
Looks like they’re unavailable now, but there are a ton of similar listings.
For the pre and dsd I’m using stillpoints ultra ss. For the Aurender, I’m using a local Hong Kong brand called ugnoi, which are basically ceramic ball bearings.