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| 11/01/2008 - San Antonio |
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211 in process203 viewsLee brought his latest amp in development. This one is being built specifically to drive Martin Logan electrostats. 300 watts of sweet 211 power.
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Vintage Altec176 viewsVintage from back in the day when you ordered your cabinet and drivers from Altec to make your speakers. These hold 412B "Bi-Flex" drivers.
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Brisket3114 viewsNothing says Texas get together like slow cooked beef brisket.
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Den3217 viewsHere we have Lee's pre and amp driving Fred's DIY stand mounts. I didn't have any stands so some bar stools worked well.
The main system in the den have SST Ampzilla 2000 mono blocks driving Martin Logan CLS electrostats.
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Den w/Dynaco3187 viewsThese are Dynaco A25 being pushed by a LM3875 gain clone.
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Living Room2564 viewsThe living room had three setups.
1) Little amp on the floor is a Winsome Labs Mouse amp driving the little Optimus LX4 speakers sitting on top of the large horns.
2) The next amp in line on the floor is my Bottlehead Single Ended eXperimenter's 6DN7 driving the DIY towers.
3) The main system has the Shanling SP-80 mono blocks pushing my DIY large horns (JBL and Altec drivers).
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Living Room 23187 viewsA shot from the other side shows some of my vinyl collection.
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Main Rack and Bottlehead 3222 viewsFrom the top:
Clearaudio Champion II with a Benz Micro Glider mounted on a SME 309 arm
Shanling T100 CDP
McIntosh C36 preamp
Juicy Music Tercel phono pre
PS Audio Quintessence power conditioner
Shanling SP-80 mono blocks sitting on the floor
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Patio3152 viewsIt was a beautiful day for some listening on the patio.
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SAE and Dyanco3172 viewsHere is a vintage system made up from a Carver TL-3200 CDP, SAE T102 tuner, SAE P102 pre, SAE A502 amp and a pair of Dynaco A25 speakers.
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211 upclose5448 viewsThis is actually a shot from the back of the amp. Lee wanted you to only see the 211's from the front.
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Simplicity Audio3157 viewsThis is how you make an iPod sound good. Run it through Lee's little DIY pre and amp.
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