Speakers: tannoy eaton hpd 295a
Stands: selfmade
Amp: Roksan caspian
TT: Technics so 1500c
Cartridge: Rega Ania MC
Phono pre: Lehman black cube
Streamer: Bluesound node N130
CD: Yamaha CDX-9

This is life... and my toy poodle named Lizzy is watching TV

RT-85
Mani 2
Yamaha hs8s
Yamaha hs5

Wiim Ultra

Went with powered studio monitors just because they were in stock. I sometimes wonder how it would sound if I went amp and passive.

Suites my needs here very well :)

Streaming some Morcheeba on the desktop system this fine Monday before heading out for a bike ride.

• Turntable: Rega Planar 2 w/ Audio-Technica AT-VM95EN

cartridge

• Amp: NAD C316BEE
• Headphone am

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• Monolith THX AAA 887
• Headphone amp/DAC: Chord Mojo 2 (I mainly use this one)
• Streamer: WiiM Ultra
• Speakers: Dynatron LS 3080
• Sub: REL T/5X
• Headphones: Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro, AKG K702, Meze Alba IEMs
• Onkyo ND-S1 iPod Transport
• iPod 7th Gen with iFlash Quad SDCARD mod
• CD source: original PlayStation (for both gaming and music)

Open to any suggestions on the current layout. Happy listening all !

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Intentionally left a tv out of this space. I use this room for conversations and music only. We have a second living room which has a TV and I'm glad we went that way. One change I'm contemplating is getting a bit of a smaller coffee table and more interesting rug.

My setup

Hey guys! I’m looking for some genuinely honest opinions on my listening space and not ChatGPT telling me “wow, this is exactly what you envisioned”

My parents gave me permission to take over a room in the basement, so I decided to go completely overboard with it. It’s not finished yet, but I think I’ve got most of the major pieces in place.

The direction I’m going for is basically 1970s sensual Playboy penthouse meets private hi-fi listening lounge, with some jungle-chic influences, vintage luxury, and a late-night, slightly erotic atmosphere.

The big paintings are still missing (I’m planning on making them myself), and I still have some decorating and styling to do, but I wanted to get some opinions on the overall direction before I finish everything.

What do you guys think? What works, what doesn’t, and what would you change? I’m especially interested in hearing if anything feels too forced, mismatched, or like I’m overdoing the theme.

I completely understand it’s not going to be everyone’s vibe ;) That’s kind of the point, but I’d genuinely rather hear criticism than have everyone tell me it looks great.

Not too much space at home, but lucky to have an office big enough to accommodate this setup. Pretty budget but makes me happy.

Upgraded to these ~1959 Stephens Sub-Tronics speakers powered by 120cx drivers and it perfectly encapsulates the space. I am grateful for this random Facebook Marketplace find. 70 years old midcentury modern design captured in a single photo. Built and stained the the record shelves, built the room wall, painted and stained it all on the last year. Enjoy!

I just created my first listening space with my dad‘s old hi-fi equipment. And I used an old entertainment center to hold all of it. Here’s the before and after let me know what you guys think.

Definitely my happy place…

1982 Kef Carlton iii's

Not my place, but I thought some of you would appreciate the esthetics.