Your system looks amazing, I owned B&W speakers for years, still love them but now I have Focal Sopra no.1's, my B&W towers (803D1's) were getting to heavy for me to move around, I'm almost 70. Older but still digging music played on a great two channel systems.
Thanks asshole, at least I posted a system. It appears to me you may have a little penis envy, you have nothing good to say on any of your other comments.
I guess trying to act like your system is superior to all is your way to go.
Let’s look at your system?? Oh that’s right, you don’t have one posted.
Agreed, not the optimal positioning. They are only 10” off the wall so I am losing the optimal sound I’m looking for. It still sounds fantastic, but I just can’t get to perfection.
I am waiting on my wife’s ok to create the perfect room in the other side of the downstairs. It’s a blank slate, so I can make it exactly as needed. She doesn’t even like this room, so I have to go with what I have until I can convince her how nice it would be to have this room for her to do as she wishes. 😎
Some remarks on positioning. Generally it is advisable to place the speakers on the short side of the room, leaving air behind the speakers and behind the listening point, which in the photos I see both leaning against the walls.
This unfortunately has negative impacts on low frequency performance, clarity and soundstage.
Nice set up. I like what you did with the in-wall rack. Saves tons of space. Have you ever tried Sonus Faber speakers with the McIntosh? They work wonderfully in my Mc system.
I had to put a screen up to for the cameras, the room is in the back of the house and downstairs. If it wasn’t for the cameras I would never know if I had a visitor or not.
I initially wasn’t going to dual system, but after thinking a while I figured it was probably best.
