Davabar:
Thanks for your comments.
Yes, I am planning to buy or to make a good rack system soon.I know that is the weakest part of my system, so far.
Regards

neo74 November 22, 2006 22:38

System edited: Pictures added! Cheers

neo74 November 22, 2006 22:32

Lastly,

You might benefit from a serious rack and a few anti-resonance tweeks.

davabar November 19, 2006 18:09

Great all around upper mid fi suuound sound and home thearter rig! Cheers

davabar November 19, 2006 18:06

you know what, recently , i upgraded mine from Kef XQ5 to PMC OB1. And i aslo upgrade my interconnect from trandsparent Link 100 to Audio Note AN-VZ
other upgrades are
Isoclean 105 IIF Power Conditioner for CD player
Isoclean 106F Power Conditioner for AMP
Analysis plus Power Oval 2 for CD player
Isolcean Auto Focus Power Cable for Pre-Amp
Analysis Plus Power Oval Ten Power cable for Amp

It sounds ten times better than before, bigger sound stage, image, clear, detailed........try that if you want it sounds better

rickychan911 November 19, 2006 08:33

System edited:
I've purchased an Optoma H31 projector with a Grey Wolf 108" screen.
I've replaced the KEF XQ5's with a pair of Revel F30.
I think the F30 was a nice jump in performance, better bass, bigger soundstage and they're very well balanced speakers.I am really happy with them.
I've sold my receiver/processor Pioneer VSX-814k and I bought a Pioneer Elite VSX-54tx.Sounds awesome with the MCCAC setup.
Whta's next?:)

neo74 November 14, 2006 20:30

here is my system!
Preamp: Anthem AVM20
Amp: Anthem Statement A5
Speaker Cable: Signal Cable Silver Resoultion
Internect Connect: CD to Preamp--Transparent Music link 100
Preamp to Amp--Signal Cable Silver Resolution Interconnect
DVD to Preamp--Transparent Preimum Digital Cable
Source: CD players: Cambridge Audio 640 version 2
Denon DVD 2910
Speaker: Front Kef XQ5
Center Kef XQ2c
Rear: Kef Q5

But i think the speakrs XQ5 is little too soft on bass...but solid enough....what do you think!

rickychan911 May 10, 2006 02:21

Neo74,
Looks like a nice setup. If possible, try to pull the speakers a bit front - atleast they should be in line with the TV screen. Also when listening to audio only, put a thick blanket or cloth on the TV. I am damn sure you will know the positive difference in the imaging.
If you are perfectly happy with your setup, it should do for a long time. If making an upgrade in the future, see if you can save up and make a "substantial" upgrade. Enjoy your music more than the equipment.

milpai April 17, 2006 06:06