Let's See What Makes Your Vinyl Spin!
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Geologyst
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how is it when opening the dust cover?Im using this lamp over my turntable and I love it, stylish and functional and is more task lighting over the turntable than wider room lighting. I stole the idea from some Canadian or other on here who was using one.
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Joe Mac
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It’s complexly flexible to I just point it up to the sky.
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
Finally moved the old living room speakers into our nook for the bedroom setup. My wife works from home so she occasionally likes to listen to records. She had commented that the old old Bose speakers weren’t cutting it anymore because of the Dirty Weekends 
. Going to keep it nice and simple here.
. Going to keep it nice and simple here.
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
That’s pretty cool!It doesn't make my vinyl spin, but it sure does set the mood
Thanks again to the "Sticker" crew for all the help. Introducing my revamped end table
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Splunders
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I ordered this media stand back in August I think, from Tomfoolery Wood Co, after seeing @kvetcha get a custom unit from them last year. It's pretty big, but we're getting used to it. The fit and finish is outstanding. Solid walnut with wood/glue joinery.
This is the first time I can see everything that makes my vinyl spin all at once. My last TV stand was too small, so I had to keep my 19" Chinook sideways. I've got some chunks of wood supporting it for the moment, mostly out of paranoia, due to how badly my last TV stand was bowing after years and years of weight on it.
Before:
Now:
This is the first time I can see everything that makes my vinyl spin all at once. My last TV stand was too small, so I had to keep my 19" Chinook sideways. I've got some chunks of wood supporting it for the moment, mostly out of paranoia, due to how badly my last TV stand was bowing after years and years of weight on it.
Before:
Now:
AnthonyI
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Stunning, looks amazing.
Jango
Active Member
I see that you have the Gaias in place. How’re they working out?
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
Looks great @Splunders! What feet are you using on your Zus?
Splunders
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They are the IsoAcoustics Gaia III feet.
I like them. They reduce room interaction, and as a result the presentation is more clear top to bottom. It's kind of like putting on a pair of glasses you didnt know you needed. Soundstaging is more specific. I've picked up on details I hadn't heard before on some records. Its all relative, but I think the improvement/refinement they bring to my system is in line with their cost.
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
AnthonyI
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I used the Model 4's and small 1/4" wood screws. Measured them out, drilled a small pilot hole and then screwed them in place.
dansomeone
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SIT 3 - Splunders, this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. Goodbye.
Splunders
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Splunders - SIT-3, expand your soundstage a little further
SIT-3 - I'm afraid I can't do that yet Splunders