Why should we want foam or cushioning inside? The Sonus Faber Aida's and Soundlab's were also packed this way - just firmly held at the top and bottom - and the wood panels of this box look really solid.
Why should we want foam or cushioning inside? The Sonus Faber Aida's and Soundlab's were also packed this way - just firmly held at the top and bottom - and the wood panels of this box look really solid.
Your attention to detail is inspiring. Exciting to see your "project" coming together after all this time. I should start a new cartoon section based on your trials over the years . . . NOT. Anxious to hear what the first album you spin when it's fully completed; sometime in the next few years ;-) Congrats.
Your attention to detail is inspiring. Exciting to see your "project" coming together after all this time. I should start a new cartoon section based on your trials over the years . . . NOT. Anxious to hear what the first album you spin when it's fully completed; sometime in the next few years ;-) Congrats.
No speakers were harmed in making of these photos. However, a few Tongans wound up with a couple of days in traction. Audiophilia has been righteously served.
Don came over tonight to listen to tape and to play some of his jazz records. We both continue to be amazed by the sound quality of an old $3,000 MSRP speaker system, and a $3,250 vinyl playback system (including phono stage). Of course $100,000 of VTL electronics in the middle must have a lot to do with it.
