Description

My HT and 2 channel room. Custom built in our basement with isolated walls and ceiling. 16 X 23.5 with 2X10 walls with staggered studs and double layered sheet rock alternating in placement and thickness, dampening bettween the sheets. Exterior door and completely sealed equipment cabinet access doors with storage. Insulated dedicated A/C ducting, 8 dedicated 20 amp circuits.


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    • Usher Be-718
    Surround suite
    • Outlaw Audio Model 976
    Surround preamp
    • OPPO BDP-105D
    Blueray, DVD, CD, SACD source
    • JL audio Gotham
    The Gotham sub is a perfect blend with the Be-718 monitors
    • Transparent Audio MusicLink Plus
    All Transparent except a balance Tara Labs RSC sub cable.
    • EarthQuake Cinenova
    5 channel power house to replace the Sunfire I have loved for years. More power and greater detail than the Sunfire, but not as warm. Works very well with the Usher Be 718 though.

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Mark, oh, yes, in the first pic I can make out the marble. I wasn't expecting that color base on the stand. I looked at the middle pic and it's neigh unto impossible to see the marble bases. It really is a perfect match with the carpeting, and it seems the can lights hit at the perfect angle to obscure them. Very unusual, but as you say, cool looking.

My guess is that these won't be the last speakers we see in that spot. Just a hunch. :)

douglas_schroeder

Mark, Allow me to be among the first to commend you on your fine accomplishment! Kudos!

Looks like you thought things through thoroughly (ha, alliteration!)

Curious, what's the story with the stands for the Usher main speakers? Looks like they are mounted to the floor? I do not see a traditional stand but a "post" rising from the floor. Did you embed the post in the floor? What if you want to change mains at some point; is the post easily removed without damage to carpeting? I'm curious about your thought process in the development of the final outcome.

Enjoy!

douglas_schroeder