System Pics 2015
Posted by: hungryhalibut on 21 December 2014
It's the 21st of December, so it's time for the new System Pics thread.
The SuperUniti and UnitiServe are the same as last year, but the Hutter rack and PMC twenty.23s are new.
New 6x4m room for the stereo, which it shares with the home theatre.
A bit dark, taken at 7am local time
New 2nd hand Fraim and separate spur, in wall routed A5.
Nice room! What screen do you have?
Awesome room & set up Kiwi - wish my room was big enough to have a screen that size!
Surpriced you can play them so close to wall, corner, furniture
A bit dark, taken at 7am local time
have you integrate the naim equipment and ovators with a surround amp? Looks awesome!
Sadly both systems completely separate.I felt my Naim gear needed a separate spur and Fraim to get the best out of it and that meant moving it to the av room, as previous room did not have the space.
A bit dark, taken at 7am local time
That looks really nice! Must be great to have a separate room for music and film!
Thanks Mr Fjeld. At 56 it is nice to have such a special space. We all work hard and it nice to have something that gives ongoing pleasure and rejuvenation.
second pic hopefully
Surpriced you can play them so close to wall, corner, furniture
Actually there is 25 cm from rear wall, and 35 cm from side wall. The right speaker in the corner get sometimes boomy.
B&W 802Ds replaced by Marten Getz II. The Getz are closed cabinet with a passive woofer, one active sandwich woofer with a high cross over @ 250Hz, and a mid range and treble unit - all drivers are ceramic, the passive unit is a colour matched aluminum. The speaker is lightning fast, with good bass extension. More detailed, and a bit leaner than the B&W, but still warm - no doubt the Accuphase has a significant effect.
EJ
Looks very nice.
Any chance of a pic of the rack head on?
What rack,is it?
B&W 802Ds replaced by Marten Getz II. The Getz are closed cabinet with a passive woofer, one active sandwich woofer with a high cross over @ 250Hz, and a mid range and treble unit - all drivers are ceramic, the passive unit is a colour matched aluminum. The speaker is lightning fast, with good bass extension. More detailed, and a bit leaner than the B&W, but still warm - no doubt the Accuphase has a significant effect.
EJ
Looks very nice.
Any chance of a pic of the rack head on?
What rack,is it?
Finite Elemente - I posted a picture in June. Still messing about with the set-up so not quite ready for a group shot.
EJ
Finally the second one.
Now
And also:
Was:
Much simpler......
I am sorry but I think there is something rather magnificent about a big Naim on Fraim, its a real statement piece. A little like speakers, they should say, "Hey over here, please listen to me"
I know I am old fashioned 
I am sorry but I think there is something rather magnificent about a big Naim on Fraim, its a real statement piece. A little like speakers, they should say, "Hey over here, please listen to me"
I know I am old fashioned
No you're not!
I am sorry but I think there is something rather magnificent about a big Naim on Fraim, its a real statement piece. A little like speakers, they should say, "Hey over here, please listen to me"
I know I am old fashioned
No you're not!
Definitely not !!
Much simpler......
What amps are those? Was it the sound persuaded you or the simplicity? Or both.....
Now
And also:
Was:
Much simpler......
Very neat. I prefer simple, but as long as the end result (whether mountains of fraim or very little) delivers the musical goods then either approach is valid. 
Much simpler......
What amps are those? Was it the sound persuaded you or the simplicity? Or both.....
There is a Gato DIA 250 and a Stax headphone energiser in the photograph. We moved house, I fancied a change, the Gato/ART/LP12 rig sound incredible and is zero faff. Simplicity is good, Nearly bought a Devaliet 400 instead of the Gato.....
The old SBLs were not happy.
