System Pics 2005
Posted by: Steve Toy on 05 November 2004
Further to Geoff P's marvellous pics on This thread, a new year and a new thread to post pics of your pride and joy (all-Naim or at least part-Naim) awaits so that we can all get nit-picky about placement issues - to your ultimate sonic benefit! 
Regards,
Steve.
[This message was edited by Adam Meredith on Thu 11 November 2004 at 20:32.]
Regards,
Steve.
[This message was edited by Adam Meredith on Thu 11 November 2004 at 20:32.]
Posted on: 21 April 2005 by Alco
quote:PS: why when i look at these thread are some of the picture not there and you get a red sign, like on my last post?
Could it be that you're not logged in at that moment.
Posted on: 21 April 2005 by Damien
Alco,
Thanks that worked, some pictures came up but some didn't cheers. Hope you liked the rest of the system what are you running with your Nait 2.
Damien
Thanks that worked, some pictures came up but some didn't cheers. Hope you liked the rest of the system what are you running with your Nait 2.
Damien
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Alco
quote:Hope you liked the rest of the system what are you running with your Nait 2.
I'm using Diapason Micra MK3's,
with my Nait-2 & CDX:
(see here for pictures)
(on the pictures you can also see a Sonneteer Campion, which I used for about a year, but I sold that one last week, and I'm back into Naim)
I'm having some problems with my room acoustics, for several years.
It seems like every (reflex ported) speakers suffers from boomy, slow, uncontrolled bass
Last week I removed the laminate floor I had for about 4 years.
The overall sound got better, but the uncontrolled bass stayed.
The only speakers that does have thight bass in my room is the ugly, 70's look Rogers Studio 3, that I bought s/h for only 300,- euro, a pair.
(the outdated, cheap looks are a hard pill to swallow though
regards,
Alco
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by domfjbrown
quote:Originally posted by BigH47:
domfjbrown sorry but a pedant point the phone is a 706, a 741 was the wall mount version.Those bells were loud. Does it dial ok?
Arse - you're right; mine MUST be the 706 then - or IS it a 746 - how do you tell? Certainly, this one doesn't have a BABT approved sticker, so it's 70s or older! I can dial using Eurobell cable as the operator, but since most switchboards are tone dial, and there's no "#" or "*"...
Actually, I bought it SPECIFICALLY to use in conjunction with our cordless DECT (Philips) phones, as their ringtones are crap and too quiet. You can hear THIS baby ring the other end of the street! Oh - and yeah, it does sound much clearer than the 00's technology DECT as well!
Damian - love the look of your rig - very cool! Cheap turntables aren't always awful - I have an Aiwa midi-sized one in the kitchen (my parents' old one) and it sounds pretty good. On a proper stand it would sound a LOT better. My first seperates turntable was a cheapo Goodmans one from Richers which was listenable - although end of side on worn records was nasty!
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Dougunn
Neat MFS' in Piano Black . . .
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Soldevere
Dougunn,
You have the sharpest-looking setup I've yet seen. Very nice, dude!
--Joe
You have the sharpest-looking setup I've yet seen. Very nice, dude!
--Joe
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by vampyriaerotica
All I can say when the pic loaded up was "WOW"! 
Btw, where did you get those glass pieces under your equipments?
Btw, where did you get those glass pieces under your equipments?
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Alco
quote:All I can say when the pic loaded up was "WOW"!
Same goes for me. Wow indeed!
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Edouard
Great pictures Dogunn!
You got a very nice and very classy set up! I love it!
enjoy!
Regards, Edouard
You got a very nice and very classy set up! I love it!
enjoy!
Regards, Edouard
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Nick_S
It's a shame that NAIM moved away from the aesthetics of the Olive look, that is a seriously nice looking set-up.
Nick
Nick
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by thirty three and a third
A stunning pic Dougunn! You should have your plant potted in a clay pot though for better sound. 
john
john
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Dougunn
Gentlemen . .
Thank you all, I wasn't sure my system was interesting enough to warrant a pic here!
The glass replaces the standard Audiophile BASE shelves. It is 10mm tempered safety glass cut to size at my local glazier. You might find it interesting to note that there is actually two sheets of glass under the CDS2 - one is 6mm and one is 10mm. This is done to prevent them 'ringing'.
LOL! Yes I know, it looks a state! It was in a white ceramic pot that came to a nasty end when I opened the door on a windy day.
Thank you again for your kind words
D
Thank you all, I wasn't sure my system was interesting enough to warrant a pic here!
quote:Btw, where did you get those glass pieces under your equipments?
The glass replaces the standard Audiophile BASE shelves. It is 10mm tempered safety glass cut to size at my local glazier. You might find it interesting to note that there is actually two sheets of glass under the CDS2 - one is 6mm and one is 10mm. This is done to prevent them 'ringing'.
quote:You should have your plant potted in a clay pot though for better sound.
LOL! Yes I know, it looks a state! It was in a white ceramic pot that came to a nasty end when I opened the door on a windy day.
Thank you again for your kind words
D
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by steve watts
I've just fallen in love.........
Very nice.
Very nice.
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Dougunn
Steve
If you are talking about my speakers - thank you.
They sound even better than they look!
D
quote:I've just fallen in love.........
If you are talking about my speakers - thank you.
They sound even better than they look!
D
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Dev B
Dougunn
Very nice pictures!
Very nice pictures!
Posted on: 22 April 2005 by Scott Naylor
Dougunn-
Fantastic picture! What a visually pleasing set-up.
I hope you sent a copy to Bob and Derek at Neat?
Gotta love that piano black Ultimatum finish. Your photo does it justice and then some.
best,
Scott
Fantastic picture! What a visually pleasing set-up.
I hope you sent a copy to Bob and Derek at Neat?
Gotta love that piano black Ultimatum finish. Your photo does it justice and then some.
best,
Scott
Posted on: 23 April 2005 by MontyW
Hi Dougunn,
Your kit looks amazing... I even showed your pic to my wife who comented on how gorgeous - yes gorgeous those speakers look!!
She has even said why don't I go listen to them - but shortly followed, ahh but how much are they.
So anyone give me a ball park price for MFS' with stands?
Cheers, DAve
Your kit looks amazing... I even showed your pic to my wife who comented on how gorgeous - yes gorgeous those speakers look!!
She has even said why don't I go listen to them - but shortly followed, ahh but how much are they.
So anyone give me a ball park price for MFS' with stands?
Cheers, DAve
Posted on: 23 April 2005 by Dougunn
Dave
Thank you . .
Neat MFS £3k, Neat Stands £500, Optional Piano black £500
But worth every penny . . . . !
Thank you . .
Neat MFS £3k, Neat Stands £500, Optional Piano black £500
But worth every penny . . . . !
Posted on: 26 April 2005 by sjust
Too many black boxes... 
cheers
Stefan
cheers
Stefan
Posted on: 26 April 2005 by Geoff P
Stefan
You have'nt done anything about the carpet!!!
Also what's that 6th box hiding on?
On the other hand as for the Cremonas Niiicccee!!
But congrats anyway on getting there before me I bet it sounds good
I have to hang in there for another couple of weeks before my Fraim gets filled
You have'nt done anything about the carpet!!!
Also what's that 6th box hiding on?
On the other hand as for the Cremonas Niiicccee!!
But congrats anyway on getting there before me I bet it sounds good
I have to hang in there for another couple of weeks before my Fraim gets filled
Posted on: 26 April 2005 by David Ng
Do what about the carpet? I love it! 
Posted on: 26 April 2005 by Shauns
Love those Cremonas!!
Posted on: 26 April 2005 by sjust
I'm prepared to ignore comment on the carpet - for the moment ! 
As for the boxes: The "stack" to the very right is
alloy cones
Rotel tuner
Dual CV-61

250
300PS
Some people are waiting to fill their empty Fraim levels - some others enjoy the "stuffing", but are waiting for the shelves. O dear...
Ultimately, the 300 will move to the lowest level under pre and CDP, and 300PS will go to the brawn stack, of course.
Thanks Shaun, I love them to tears (English ?)
cheers
Stefan
As for the boxes: The "stack" to the very right is
alloy cones
Rotel tuner
Dual CV-61
250
300PS
Some people are waiting to fill their empty Fraim levels - some others enjoy the "stuffing", but are waiting for the shelves. O dear...
Ultimately, the 300 will move to the lowest level under pre and CDP, and 300PS will go to the brawn stack, of course.
Thanks Shaun, I love them to tears (English ?)
cheers
Stefan
Posted on: 26 April 2005 by Edouard
Nice pictures Stephan, you must have a great sound! How tall are those impressive Cremona? Are they expensive? What are your tastes in music?
Posted on: 26 April 2005 by kuma
quote:Thanks Shaun, I love them to tears (English ?)
Stefan,
I *think* that would be 'I love them to death'. (English? )