42" wide, 20" deep.
Maple top, walnut ends.

110 wpc integrated.  This was probably the last new-in-box model in the US, and since I picked it up I got an amazingly good discount.

This is the original.  MQA disabled because I don't like the apodizing filter.

Power provided by iFi wall wart.

The Mytek DAC is fed via USB from the Pi 4 which runs the Roon client on top of Ubuntu 20. Power supply provided by iFi wall wart.

The end tables under the speakers hold the passive crossover components in the drawer. Originally had planned to build little boxes but after 3 moves the speaker and end tables have become one.

Uses ARC from the TV as well as direct from the UHD player.  Significantly better sounding than the AVM 50 even before room correction was applied.

L and R go to Luxman receiver while surround and center are powered from the Anthem.

UHD 4K BluRay disk player.  The user interface is totally from the Commodore 64 days of graphics design.  Extremely basic.  I really wish Oppo was still making BD spinners.

This powers the video stack.

This powers the stereo stack.  Both conditioners are powered from same breaker, but different outlets.  Keeps the cables tidy. A slight modification in the sensor circuit has improved the voltage reading accuracy to within 1 volt.

Rectangular corner traps.  Really amazing performance under 100 Hz.

2 x red standalone panels. 3 Ivory panels.

These stands are letting me tilt the speakers.  Truth is that they sound better below the tweeter axis.

I use 2 iFi wall warts in my system.  A 12V/1.8A unit for the DAC and a 5 V unit for the Pi 4 I use as a streamer.  I don't think the Pi 4 needs power this clean, but I hope that the low noise units will prevent the Pi from polluting the power after the AC conditioner.

Center channel.  Pretty basic, but the use of the Peerless ring radiator and woven fiberglass mid-woofers leaves an exceptionally smooth presentation.  An early design, which sounds great for movies but if I did it again I'd probably use FaitalPro mid-woofers for the power handling.

The power cord is a totally custom job using DH Labs shielded 14 gauge cable and Connex carbon fiber/rhodium plated plugs.

The DAC to integrated cables are balanced, shielded, pure silver cables branded as the Parts Connexion house brand, Connex.  They are actually made by DH Labs.  They can be a little brittle but if you are nice to them they will hold up to gentle plugging and unplugging.

The plugs are Neutrik silver-contact connectors.

These sit beneath the center channel.  I also had an Iso-stand for the center, but after moving things around the pucks were the right height and I no longer needed the center channel tilted.