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Discussion in 'Hi-Fi and General Audio' started by Terry, Jun 19, 2003.

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    Alco

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    still the same...

    My system is still the same. Only just made a new system-pic.
    (got bored on a rainy Sunday afternoon :D )

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    Still looking for a better looking/sounding rack though, but it's pretty hard to find something that suits my needs/taste. :rolleyes:
    (most system supports ar too tall,too deep, or have too many platforms)

    I'd love to get my hands on something like this:

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    But even though it looks rather simple it seems to be even more expensive than a Naim Fraim! :(
    (and there's also no dealer in Holland)

    regards,
    Alco :MILD:
     
    Alco, Jul 4, 2004
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    lowrider Live music is surround

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    The Devil IHTFP

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    Sounds just like my approach. I hate sweet spots, it gets me all uptight, straining to listen for the imaging, which, nine times out of ten, I can't hear anyway - because it isn't actually there. Music should be enjoyed not endured.

    I think your JBLs would be just great. Shame you live so far away - I'm sure you'd like the ATCs.

    The best approach, Mana-wise, for the JBLs would be to contact JW direct and see if he'd make up a bespoke pair of stands for them - he'll need the footprint dimensions. Setting-up is a pain, but richly rewarded with the sound quality you will get.
     
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    Alco

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    Thanks Lowrider, but I already did that.

    Couldn't find any stand on the Soldisteel site that looks like the one I mentioned.
     
    Alco, Jul 4, 2004
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    Markus S Trade

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    Alco, they turn up regularly enough used. You might want to try audio-markt.de
     
    Markus S, Jul 4, 2004
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    Alco

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    Thanks Markus,

    I knew the site, and check it on a regular basis. (about once a week)

    I've never seen that rack though...

    regards,
    Alco
     
    Alco, Jul 4, 2004
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    Markus S Trade

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    Strange. There seem to be two there right now (Copulare Sial). What were you looking for?
     
    Markus S, Jul 4, 2004
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    I've seen them Markus, but they are quite different from the one I showed in the picture.
    The one on the first picture, with the Krell gear on it, seems to be higher and has got the bottom shelf lower than the one I showed.
    So, the space between the two shelves is much larger.

    The other one is only a power-amp table, and it's even in blue.

    Perhaps I should've said: "I'd love to get my hand on this" instead of "something like this" :cool:

    I guess I'll just have to forget about that rack and search for something that's easier available.
    (in Holland!)
     
    Alco, Jul 4, 2004
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    Markus S Trade

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    Copulare racks are mostly custom order. Finding one that looks exactly like the one on the website might indeed take some time. But Copulare have sold quite a good number of them, so you should find one eventually.
     
    Markus S, Jul 4, 2004
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    wadia-miester Mighty Rearranger

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    Alco,

    I have a 2 tier Couplare Ariel ref in black, just been professionaly repainted (Gloss black, 2 pac glasrit), crome spikes caps, new quatz sand, and leather spike guards, I'm open to sensible offers Wm, size wise it takes 480mm deep/wide components with ease, 230mm height between layers
     
    wadia-miester, Jul 4, 2004
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    Tone,
    havent you only just got hold of that?
    Out of interest, what is the RRP, couldnt see anything on the site.
     
    penance, Jul 5, 2004
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    wadia-miester Mighty Rearranger

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    Andy,

    Retail is about £1200ish, cracking looking piece of kit too :)
    I've found something else now that suits my tastes better thats all.
     
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    they do look good, must admit.
     
    penance, Jul 5, 2004
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    analoguekid Planet Rush

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    Are you at liberty to tell us what you settled on, the absence of a response tony will lead us to think you have moved over to the angle iron side.
     
    analoguekid, Jul 5, 2004
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    mr cat Member of the month

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    here is an update of my humble kit -
     
    mr cat, Jul 13, 2004
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    Bradders

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    Amazon Model 2
    Morch UP4
    Sumiko Evo III

    Nac 62
    Nap 140

    Mana P4 stands

    Monitor Audio Studio 20se
     
    Bradders, Jul 26, 2004
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    leonard smalls GufmeisterGeneral

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    Very nice!
    Does that combo sound transparent but lively in a Clearaudio way or transparent but slightly flatter in an SME way?
    Or, does it approach the warmth and musicality of a Verdier with the Morch?
     
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    Bradders

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    Not quite as lively as a Clearaudio, but by no means flat, very rhythmic and plenty of detail - a very 'solid' sound when compared to the LP12 it has replaced.

    And a very nice set up you have there too. I used to have an Ear phono stage - it was lovely!

    Best,

    Matthew
     
    Bradders, Jul 27, 2004
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    alanl

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    Current System

    My current system,

    Turntable
    Linn LP-12/Lingo/Aro/Arkiv

    Phono Pre Amp
    Dynavector P-75

    CD Player
    Toshiba SD-900e DVD Player

    Input seclector
    Niles PS-1

    Pre Amp
    Cymer Valve RCA Clear top 12AU7 Point to point with choke power supply[

    Power Amp's
    Cymer Custom Mono Block SEP 300B X 4 choke power supply 45watts

    Speakers
    Quad ESL-63 on custom stands

    Next up-grade new Cd Player

    Cheers

    Alan
     
    alanl, Jul 31, 2004
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    A0S

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    Update

    Update News

    Sonneteer Byron CDP (Transport)

    Chord DAC 64 (mark2)

    Sonneteeer Alabaster Amp

    Spendor S3/5 SE Speakers

    Chord cables (Sig. digital, Anthem & Odessy 4)

    Isotec mini sub and elite mains leads
     
    A0S, Aug 1, 2004
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