Sherwood S-7900 receiver

woofers, 19' x 8' compression horn midrange

and 12' x 4' piezo horn tweeters. Plenty of

clutter nearby reduces standing waves

rather nicely!

Dual 512 - no cartridge yet

Teac A-4300 reel to reel

Teac A-660 cassette deck

Kenwood KX-1030

Kenwood KX-77CW dual cassette deck

Sunn MX-4108 eight channel mixing board

Tascam M-208 eight channel mixing board

Heathkit microphone mixing board (rotten

specs, but I assembled it myself :-)

etc... Almost forgot: an EchoAudio Mia-MIDI

sound-card.

gauge, spiral sheilding, etc.

protection in the power strips.

waves. :-)

rock (up the late 1980's - any rock after

that sounds like horrid noise to my ears), show tunes,

etc. Favorites include Loreen McKennitt (I only have this on CDs, not vinyl, alas),

Beetles, Warren Zevon's Werewolves of London,

Wagner, Frank Zappa, Rocky Horror Picture

Show, Mahler's Symphony No. 1 (and other

pastoral music with distant horn calls, etc.), Faith Hill, Fleetwood Mac, etc.

Rumors exist that I may have a few disco

albums, but such rumors may possibly be

unsubstantiated. ;-)

and to lower the low-end response from

25HZ down to less than 20Hz). Also need to

replace the filter caps in the Phase Linear

400 with larger caps and add a three-wire

power cord, replace old electrolytic caps

in the Bogens and add an electronic crossover

for biamping the system.

good bass, clear and strong midrange presence, crystal-clear highs.

the woofers. Highs are reasonably good, but still not quite what they could be, so

I'll probably try different drivers on the

tweeter horns. Could also use some work

on the lower-midrange, so I may add cabints with eight to ten inch midrange

drivers for the 400Hz to 600Hz range, or else

upgrade to better compression horn

drivers for midrange horns.

activities, vintage computers, writing.