Sistem pics 2003
Posted by: Steve Toy on 14 January 2003
Here are a few crappy pics. I've got some of Stallion's rig too, but I await his permission to post them.
I need to get the file size down. I see that we now get 50k
Regards,
Steve.
[This message was edited by Steven Toy on TUESDAY 14 January 2003 at 18:06.]
I need to get the file size down. I see that we now get 50k
Regards,
Steve.
[This message was edited by Steven Toy on TUESDAY 14 January 2003 at 18:06.]
Success!
Nice looking system!
Carpet could be jazzier, though...
Proof that Naim speakers are bought by non-total-Naim users.
What are all the bits?
Regards,
R.
Nice looking system!
Carpet could be jazzier, though...
Proof that Naim speakers are bought by non-total-Naim users.
What are all the bits?
Regards,
R.
quote:
Originally posted by Somesuch:
Syd,
Just wondering - do you use the radiator for heat? Are the TVs and speakers ok in spite of the
heat?
I have a problem where the in-wall heaters in my home restrict where I can place electronics and such.
E.
It's never been a problem really. Unless the cabinets, speakers or tv, are touching the radiator then there isn't really enough heat to cause damage.
I've recently moved the Briks out a bit from the back wall as they were touching the radiator and the radiator was ringing along. This meant moving them closer to the corners, width of room 11 feet. Ive tried pulling them out a few inches before but found that the lower mid became recessed. Surprisingly this time the bass and midrange performance and PRaT hasn't suffered at all and I'm getting a better soundstage. Not holographic but that's not a Brik thing anyway. Have any other Brik owners tried this?
I'll also be putting pennies under the Spikes on the Brik stands as the spikes are boring into the concrete on the slabs. I presume that a one pence piece should be hard enough, anybody know? Mind you it will only cost eight pence to find out. Only got six pennies at the moment so will have to drag myself down to the pub for change. It's a hard life really
Yours in Music
Syd
quote:
Originally posted by NaimThatTune:
Can you spot the evil clowns in the weave?
Nope - but I *do* spot the Evanescence (sp?) CD and an electronic R2D2 - looks like my housemate's been round your gaff!
Isn't the CDX2 compromised heinously by being stuck next to the haunted goldfish bowl???
__________________________
Make your choice, adventurous Stranger;
Strike the bell and bide the danger
Or wonder, till it drives you mad,
What would have followed if you had.
The carpet is evil - it must be stopped.
Viewed at right angles from the other picture.
I'd like to point out that The Matrix Reloaded was just on loan, and not mine...
dom - TV and CDP never on at the same time, dunno about passive effects tho'. R2 is fun at parties, and interestingly whenever I switch him on he makes a bee-line for the hi-fi and starts talking to it!! (yes, really). Does your housemate never do any dusting or washing up? In that case I think I've had a *load* of visits...
Cheers!
R.
Viewed at right angles from the other picture.
I'd like to point out that The Matrix Reloaded was just on loan, and not mine...
dom - TV and CDP never on at the same time, dunno about passive effects tho'. R2 is fun at parties, and interestingly whenever I switch him on he makes a bee-line for the hi-fi and starts talking to it!! (yes, really). Does your housemate never do any dusting or washing up? In that case I think I've had a *load* of visits...
Cheers!
R.
quote:
Originally posted by NaimThatTune:
Does your housemate never do any dusting or washing up? In that case I think I've had a *load* of visits...
Well, he DOES - he just takes his time getting round to it...
I see evil clowns, everywhere, only they don't know they're evil...
You've obviously not seen
then...
__________________________
Make your choice, adventurous Stranger;
Strike the bell and bide the danger
Or wonder, till it drives you mad,
What would have followed if you had.
quote:
Originally posted by Ludwig:
My only niggle- FM reception is _extremely_ sensitive to other items sharing the same outlet (in my case anyway). I could switch between overlapping stations merely by plugging and unplugging a reading lamp from the wall. Problem solved: I ran the Tivoli's cord to another, empty outlet.
Nice!
What, no mdf-ball-nutter isolation shelf under it? 
FYI, the power cord is used as an antenna - so it's more likely that switching outlets just rearranged the antenna (and little to do with what's plugged in to the outlet - except the lamp too has a power cord). Have you tried using the supplied wire antenna? You could re-use your thumb tack!Dan
To answer your question- I've used the supplied external antenna exclusively, and the box switched to "external antenna". I might fiddle with some nuts and balls in the future, just not now.
I love this radio. It sounds wonderful. It receives my favorite stations. I'm impressed. Everyone needs at least one.
Ludwig, future PAL owner
I love this radio. It sounds wonderful. It receives my favorite stations. I'm impressed. Everyone needs at least one.
Ludwig, future PAL owner
quote:
Originally posted by Emeritus:
Further to the above, I am rather disappointed with the size of the pic. I took it with a resolution of 2272x1704 (highest setting on 4mp camera). If I used a lower res. would it appear larger on screen? I saved it onto my PC as 30k which appeared to Infopop as 50k.Any ideas? I've done endless searches on 'how to'on this forum, and am a little confused.
Regards,
Yikes!
Avoid higher resolution pix on line.
spot the difference
-- woody
-- woody