Thanks Pdreher, it's an old, unrenovated NY tenement, so the floors are actually wide, soft pine. Very springy, so I had to mount the t-table up on the (brick) wall. I see you use the Synergy racks too, aren't they great! The doors were a real marriage-saver!

Chadnliz--The ET-2 has many lovely qualities, though as an only arm I might miss some of the slam of the others. Magical and etherial though, and quite addictive.

Smholl, there was a recess there before I built those shelves, it's a strange effect when someone first sees me pull out a record, as though it's materializing from the ether! Hey, DeVore is me! Let me know if I can help out in anyway.

Cheers,
John DeVore

jldcat April 07, 2007 21:00

Nice system. I'm thinking about the DeVore's. I have a small room (15x12) with vaulted ceiling.
Are the LP's recessed into the wall in that rack? or optical illusion?

smholl April 07, 2007 01:32

Nice room, it looks sharp! I have always wanted one of Bruce's tone arms, you have a great pile of LP'S and some nice gear....I bet it sounds great.

chadnliz April 07, 2007 01:08

What a sharp looking room! I love old rustic looking hardwood floors. Nice selection of high quality gear as well. Bravo!

pdreher April 07, 2007 00:57

Thanks Linnie01, High praise from an analog fan such as you. And it does get warm, especially when I fire up the 130!

jldcat April 05, 2007 14:57

Great looking room and LP collection. Very warm and inviting!

linnie01 April 04, 2007 22:22