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IamWappie's system - iamwappie - 31-Dec-2020
Hi all,
Decided to post my system here as well. Also enjoy seeing other's system. System setup is in the signature :-)
RE: IamWappie's system - LeeC - 31-Dec-2020
One of the nicest minimalist setups I've seen. Well done!
A linear power supply will help your NUC ;-)
RE: IamWappie's system - iamwappie - 31-Dec-2020
(31-Dec-2020, 02:53)LeeC Wrote: One of the nicest minimalist setups I've seen. Well done!
A linear power supply will help your NUC ;-)
Thanks.
It is very minimalistic indeed. The TV is hidden behind the curtain and can be brought forward using an electrical TV wall mount. When listening the TV is tucked away. This also helps the acoustics to improve. In the room corners behind the curtains acoustic treatment is applied greatly improving the bass response and bring more rest to the overall 'picture'.
The linear power supply for the NUC is a good idea. I will look for one. For the Devialet it is connected to a PS Audio Duet Power Center. Very basic yet. Can also be improved but I hesitate a bit here because I don't think for the Devialet it will really make a difference.
RE: IamWappie's system - BoyScout - 31-Dec-2020
Very nice and tidy.
Congrats and have a very good New Year.
RE: IamWappie's system - WTree - 03-Apr-2021
(31-Dec-2020, 09:33)iamwappie Wrote: It is very minimalistic indeed. The TV is hidden behind the curtain and can be brought forward using an electrical TV wall mount. When listening the TV is tucked away. This also helps the acoustics to improve. In the room corners behind the curtains acoustic treatment is applied greatly improving the bass response and bring more rest to the overall 'picture'.
Very clean and good looking set up! I am sure the speakers are singing beautiful. I really like the idea of having a curtain to hide the TV. Do you need to move the curtain to bring the TV in / out or is it all electrically done? If you do not mind please post few more pics with the TV out as I would like to see if I can implement something similar