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[@petervlaminck2960]

Thanks for showing my system Steve 🙌. So happy to be part of this show 🤩.

[@3dimensionsofmusic3D]

Thanks Steve. So many great systems. Happy listening everyone.

[@WindomRettes]

More of these Viewer system photos Steve, they are fantastic!

[@keplermission]

Well I'd just like to add that old stuff looks the part but you know, how could I break the news to people? Most of these need service just like cars or anything complex needs adjusted from time to time.

[@jackboyette270]

Wow! I'm honored to be featured among all these incredible systems @13:15 🎉 These videos always leave me with two takeaways. First, that there is no single approach to hifi. Second, you don't have to spend a lot of money to be proud of your system. Thanks for never gatekeeping Steve!

[@FOH3663]

Nice, you're already exploring a diy path so early on in your journey ... keep it up! Seriously, very cool. (I've been diy'ing since the 70's!) Leveraging physics, diy platforms offer significant attributes. Attributes via sheer size, which oftentimes is untenable to mfrs, ... size being the primary example. Plus, your dipoles possess huge advantage as velocity sources (not pressure sources) ... they don't excite the room like monopoles. Secondly, and more importantly ... your points on approach and enthusiasm/pride, ... regardless of the expense, damn, resonates spot on, you're absolutely right. - There's music lovers. - There's gear heads. Certainly there's best practices that can elevate the experience, but wherever one finds themselves ... it's ALL good. btw, nice room

[@mikepenner2547]

L99

[@slidetek]

You’ve got a whacky cool system which helped make the cut. Mine is definitely not quirky. We all seem to have the same tastes in music though! 🍻

[@jackboyette270]

​@@slidetek Cheers and happy listening! 🍻

[@jackboyette270]

​@@FOH3663 Thanks for the encouragement! I've been really happy with the sound of my dipoles. The pride of creating my own gear has also a big plus!

[@timoleary5815]

I absolutely love these viewer system presentations, so interesting. Thanks for being the conduit Steve and thanks to all the contributors.

[@keplermission]

You know I had Realistic Minimus-7s and you see back in the 1980s, the prices you know, had us all looking at these old viewer systems that we wanted and Radio Shack was a fantastic place but the prices ... had us tinkering with our you know, awful stuff. So Minimus-7s were okay in small rooms but they weren't as good as they looked, because we knew there was a British business magnate who'd used similar speakers with his Amstrad 101 system - that was based on the Boothroyd-Stuart, Meridian 101 and 104 ... and it was also fashioned after the QUAD 303 amplifier ... and it had special Minimus-7 speakers called just the 101, and they were much louder and nicer than Minimus-7.

[@italianfountains]

Can’t believe my very simple system made the cut 16:40 , I’ve got a feeling Cloudfeet (the cat) had a lot to do with it 😺 There are systems at the end that I’m sure would blow mine out the water but hey, I’m v happy! Thanks Steve, you are a hifi higher being! 🙏

[@keplermission]

Steve's record was broken on your very simple system and he started saying "Cyrus ... Cyrus ... Cyrus", you know from the Mission company owned by a late Persian industrialist, Farad Azima (RIP) ... who was often read in our US magazine reviews, long ago. But your controller amplifier is actually the very rare ONIX OA24, or what we called 'British shoe box', you know, ... it was not quality stuff, so it's interesting that your speakers that you enjoy are Proac Tablet 10 because, most would hook up Mission that were very popular (with the masses) in England or even in the United Kingdom as a whole. But Realistic Minimus-7 are far better than any of these but had to have expensive amplification or they sounded truly awful - the worst in the world but it's all a matter of what works best with what.

[@matthewweflen]

Nice to see women and headphones represented!

[@SuperMcgenius]

So good to see all the DIY and women audiophiles, the floating Maggie’s , I have done the same with a number of speakers, it works.

[@oddtoresundkvist3996]

Cool, my system made it. Thanks Steve :) So many nice systems, love your show

[@erics.4113]

Great systems everyone! Love the diversity in setups and range of gear. I bet they all sound great especially the ones with the pets 😜

[@slidetek]

I’m at 18:23, you can see my girl Poppy looking at me indignantly as she’s always jealous I’m paying attention to something else besides her! 😂 sometimes she refuses to let me listen, unlike my old dogs who would always relish jumping in my lap for a long listening session/cuddle! 😇

[@erics.4113]

@@slidetek the only thing better than hifi is some pups or a good cat to keep you company!

[@user-od9iz9cv1w]

Always enjoy seeing how people build their system. Some great looking rigs at end without narration. Thanks for including these as well.

[@slidetek]

Some crazy great systems, wow. The DIY are some pretty committed folks. Very impressive. And I even got a pop at the end! Woohoo! Thanks Steve, look forward to seeing more in the future.

[@rabit818]

It’s a good thing Steve is a fan of viewer systems. One day I’ll send mine.

[@mwalker2496]

Loved this Steve. Great to see how others in the Audiophiliac community live this passion! More please!

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

Thanks!

[@jan9]

Thank you for another great episode, Steve. I often find this more rewarding than regular reviews, unless the reviews are about stuff i want. These days my "want and need list" is very short. Viewer systems are golden, I could watch an episode of this stuff every single day. Interviews with viewer system owners would have been really cool. I really like when the episodes gets us under the skin of other audiophiles and their favorite music :)

[@iocat]

Love seeing the people and animals in the pics, and I love the pet specs!

[@richardwhite2344]

Steve, Thanks for sharing and posting!!! It is so wonderful to see so many people that have great audio systems!!!

[@davidh8258]

hey my headphone system is on here. yahoo😄😄😄

[@michaelvaladez6570]

Thank you Steve Guttenberg for this audio systems..something we would never see..delighted to see how diverse everyone's interests are. Your work here is greatly appreciated keep up your great work. Love it. Question of the day when is an audiophile not an audiophile..when someone streaming music and no other media..no vinyl..no cd..? Is streaming a desired audiophile listening experience? Is it a of audiophile quality.!!!!!

[@keplermission]

No medieval monastery styled listening rooms and nobody from the remaining 300 mansions along NY's Long Island, North Shore, known as the Gold Coast. There used to be 1200 of them and many were never yet lived in by more than one family. Why does room size matter? Well everybody talks about Live Sound being better in front of a real band and uh ... contrary to popular opinion, there were once elite Audio systems, capable of making a piano or whatever sound exactly as the recorded source had, but to sound like a real band it has to be played in a very large room. None of the rooms in this video, is anything like the place where either a real Live Band would be heard, or where a vintage Audio system from the Gold Coast would be located. But many sound good enough in these very small spaces. But most pubs you'll appreciate have much bigger spaces for the single amplifier combo used by a Live Band.

[@vtkz]

than iˋm very glad that iˋm not an audiophile. I only stream / hear digital, use active studiomonitors with a studiobased DAC, use room correction and invest in room treatment… complete opposite what many others do. And my system still sounds better than 99% of the stuff ive heard at any hifi store

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

Yes, streaming is allowed! The audiophile is the human and the pleasure they get from listening to recorded music. The gear is how they listen.

[@dwaynesbadchemicals]

Nice mix of directions.

[@shaunhill4377]

Thanks, Steve. I always enjoy see other's systems. I also enjoy see the art in the listening areas. Maybe you can do a show on that - starting with the lady in red.

[@weygandttan]

Yeah i made it.. 18:36 😃 thanks steve..

[@astolatpere11]

So many nice systems. Thanks all, and thanks Steve.

[@myddo5990]

Exceptional collection of viewer systems and rooms this time. Well done!

[@RogierYou]

Respect for the DIY stuff. It’s easy to buy equipment buy building it is another level 👍

[@Lobo243]

The first one with the 3 setups speakers ❤Marvelous

[@archangele1]

It is funny to hear people talk of 'vintage gear' and not see some tube audio from the 50's to the mid 60's. I used to restore vintage hifi gear and currently have several receivers and amps from Marantz and HH Scott as well as a couple Dynaco preamps and when properly restored a lot of this vintage audio sounds amazing. A good example is a HH Scott 340 receiver that I refurbished and installed Auricap capacitors in. The thing now sounds amazing. I have had several friends listen to that old 1961 vintage receiver and all were blown away by the sound quality. But, with vintage gear that old, it does need to be properly serviced and refurbished before it will sound as it did in 1961. The designers back then were the cream pf the crop in engineering and a lot of this old vintage tube audio can be made to sound world class and is of excellent design.

[@johnnytran1067]

after the interviews these are my very favourite episodes!

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

Thanks!

[@paulpavlou9294]

Wow, some amazing systems from some amazing Audiphiliac viewers. You manage to cover the full spectrum of what’s possible from extremely expensive hi-end to what can be created with a cleaver imagination and some DIY skills. A great collection of systems and yet another fantastic video from Steve. Thx.

[@gtric1466]

Steve, thanks for making be feel bad..🤣🤣Most of these systems blow mine away..

[@miguelbarrio]

Great systems! Love the pics, especially those with dogs, cats, and people.

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

Thanks Miguel!

[@keplermission]

Uh ... don't forget the frogs Miguel. (Jack Boyette who's doing Frog Biology at Penn State, you know, hasn't one frog on display in his Audio Room, it might remind him that he's doing a Ph.D and has no time to spare.

[@tombillard5264]

Those Anthony Gallo's are an all-time favorite design

[@slidetek]

I almost bought a pair of those - and now I can't remember what it was that stopped me. He really was _literally_ thinking outside of the box. We need more of that.

[@JukeboxAlley]

Out of over 200 sets of speakers over the years, those Gallo reference 3.1 were my favorite manufactured speakers I owned (in the right room), in a 12x12-16x16 they'll get the job done and tonally perfect and look amazing too. Wish I had kept those.

[@kurtlives91]

Got mine about two years ago, will never let them go! They are amazing speaker!

[@twostepped999]

Watching these videos with herb make me wish I had a real audiophile buddy to chat gear and music with. Lucky you fellas can bond over this strange interest. When I mentioned that I wanted to buy a stereo to listen to records, an uncle (engineering type, into speakers, cameras, cars, telescopes etc) turned me on to elac debut b6, and Stereophile magazine. Herb, your reviews are the reason I took a deep dive and like herb, I have more enthusiasm today than I did when I started five plus years ago. Thank you for opening my ears and tapping into my ‘dreamer mind’ with your great writing. In time I have gradually developed preferences, and learned that my preferences don’t always align with HRs (I think I am more aligned with Atkinson as time goes on, best I can tell). But I have to give full credit that what he is describing in his stories, are exactly what my experience is with the product. It’s a true talent and mission accomplished if that is your priority. Agreed that after a certain price threshold, the gear is good enough, there’s not miles between performance, and instead one is just licking preferences. Nothing wrong with that IMO

[@kellyl9198]

Woohoo I made it! Thanks Steve.

[@3dimensionsofmusic3D]

You have a great system. It must sound beautiful. I have that same phono preamp. I love it. Cheers

[@kellyl9198]

@@3dimensionsofmusic3D Thank you so much! That phono preamp is terrific. This is actually my first “real” system, audiophile system that is. 😉 I am really enjoying it.

[@patrickmercado5284]

SG, I would love to see you highlight submissions of the best systems thrown together on the extreme cheap. People would show there systems and include what they paid for their components. Of course people could say they “dug it out of the trash” and skew the numbers. It’s not a contest, just bragging rights for us bottom feeders looking to hit the lotto ! LOL.

[@mumblety96]

This is badass and inspirational. Need to get my listening room back on.

[@FOH3663]

Many stunningly nice images!

[@NamlessSaint]

Awsome....i love to see the subscriber systems. I grew up not that interested in hifi. My father had a full Yammura churchill hifi system, it was probably the best hifi i have ever heard. My mother sold it when he died while I was at University and I have been searching for that purity ever since. I kick myself everytime I think that I did not plead with Mum to keep it .... i run some B&W 801s....... and they are still nouthing when I listen to a church organ compared with memories of the Yamura 18hz flair on the horns....great utube site

[@philippebertrand3820]

Solid black shirt, very rare on this channel :-)

[@bobb.9917]

UNBELIEVABLE SYSTEMS!!! GO SHEILA! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@joenovak6393]

Nice to see a few Luxman's in the mix. Love the 70's Luxman gear and have a number of Amps myself.

[@TheHammerofDissidence]

Wow. Some of these rooms are amazing.

[@ronaldweed6103]

Just Beautiful systems,& I rate them all-WoW!

[@Jack96993]

Hey you never posted my Bose system. 😂😊

[@patrickmercado5284]

Love that guy’s headphone set up !

[@skip1835]

This is so cool Steve - what a treat to see all of these systems - - sure would be extra cool to hear them all, but I'll take the pics & descriptions - - Thanks 👍

[@user-ex9zm7bg3x]

Love seeing people with multiple pairs of speakers. Allows me to say: "Well I'm not as bad as THAT guy" -- (props to the guy with the Maxell poster)

[@tweakerman]

Nice selection of systems steve & as usual a great video 👍

[@MrRourk]

Really love that 2nd system

[@marcosofsky2605]

Well, I am certainly envious. If any of your viewers would like to donate any unwanted working vintage gear...haha! Some awesome audio gear!!!

[@ML-rm3vk]

Steve all great system but you have some great art lovers also.terrific show

[@dougg1075]

I was like “ that’s a little sub” then I was like “ that’s a big cat”.

[@italianfountains]

She is indeed a big cat! 😂 Tho the REL Tzero is a tiny sub it works well in a small room with the ProAcs 😊

[@officerockstar]

I made the cut at 19:03! Thanks for all your reviews.

[@slidetek]

Ok, so why are your Klipsch's facing each other? Do you sit on that pillow/ottoman and use them like headphones? Inquiring minds...

[@officerockstar]

@@slidetek after a lot of trial and testing I found having them cross in front of the listener made the sweet spot more forgiving since as you closer to one speaker you also move more inline with the other speaker. In the middle the angle to a given speaker is very similar to if the speaker we’re facing forward. I’ve tried probably 20-30 different positions in the room and this offers a more consistent great experience. Happy listening.

[@slidetek]

Thanks - interesting solution to your room issues.

[@buddystewart2020]

Enjoy seeing viewer systems, their pets are always a bonus!

[@fredfungalspore]

Good to see Both ends of the Hifi hobby I always pickup ideas from other audio files Well done to all around the Hifi globe who took the time to show their pride and joy systems 🎶🎵🎼🔊

[@jaysworld5378]

Great Video. Glad to see Vincent get some love, Steve, you gotta review the Vincent SV-500 and or the SV-237MK II.

[@chelillingworth9466]

Nice to see some Meadowlark speakers, really liked them back in their heydey, time aligned, phase correct, with a pseudo-transmissiin line bass, super natural sounding

[@Cesare-rj6wk]

Inspiring day!🎉

[@TPQ1235]

A new grail: getting my system to be covered by Steve on his Viewer System Of The Day segment …. Something to aspire to! Out of curiosity, I wonder how many other entrants I had to compete with …

[@slidetek]

He said in a reply somewhere it was around 300+. I _barely_ got mine in on time at the 11th hour as my power was off for over a week and I couldn't get the pics off of my PC! I got a quick shot in at the end, so he really did scour the emails.

[@uterpia]

Thank you Steve.

[@analoguecity3454]

I'm taking a lot of "screen shots" !😊

[@dilbyjones]

Ooh MINI DSP! Also love the headphone setups.

[@leandrofernando3545]

It’s wonderful to see a nice assortment of beautiful systems! It would also be interesting to find out the main reason people picked their systems, if it is based on musical tastes. I’m sure there are numerous reasons but I sometimes wonder if someone’s music listening preferences is the main driving factor.

[@bb57365]

Outstanding.

[@arnaudgraebert1920]

yeah

[@stevenj2380]

Thanks for the look at a range from headphone systems, to some great set-ups in rooms that should be in a design mag (did Architectural Digest ever dare to feature rooms with prominent audio gear?)

[@JBOsurf]

The first system is INSANE.

[@esimms1889]

Wow, great show everybody! I was particularly happy to see female audiophiles being represented, to include a Black female audiophile. I also got a kick out of seeing so many DIY builds. So that’s what you do when you’re not otherwise busy researching frog science! Further, I got a chuckle out of seeing a beautiful, Architecture Digest quality living room featuring Zu Dirty Weekends.

[@gunnerdunbar]

woke snowflake

[@kellyl9198]

Thank you for the AD compliment - they say every room should have something unexpected! Lol 😊

[@drewpknutz1410]

Thank you for pointing out there were marginalized people being represented in the audiophile community, I didn't even notice until you mentioned it!

[@JC-lk3oy]

New drinking game. Drink every time a viewer system picture has an Eames lounge chair. I swear we all have the same chair lol.

[@slidetek]

Wait, I thought it was mandatory, like speaker cables?

[@slidetek]

@@cosmicenforcer2534 I sort of figure if the house looks like something out of Architectural Digest and has a 6 figure system, chances are good they didn't cut corners on a chair.

[@RockCity1111]

That Diy system is wild.

[@jamesmachado8874]

You know you are feeling vintage when vintage systems don't seem that vintage. LOL

[@slidetek]

Yeah, I think of “newer gear” and then realize that was 20 years ago!

[@Justwantahover]

16:40 Seems that maybe this dude owns a cat.

[@italianfountains]

The only way I’d get on Steve’s show I reckon! 😺

[@alanjordan7548]

Sam from Wells Maine! I also live in Wells and build a lot of DIY equipment. We should try to connect some time.

[@RUfromthe40s]

Mission is one of my go to brands in speakers, the cyrus amplifiers they sound good but music have diferent types of sound ,not all meet my taste, i like some tone controls , only in my grandfather system i don´t have tone controls but it´s a valves amplifier with huge speakers(looking like old furniture) from late 50´s and also some of his knowledge in electronics, two speakers in mono but a diamond tip stylus in his...now mine turntable from garrard, one can look at the speakers but it seems the sound comes from all surrounding in the room

[@barbaroja.mp3]

fantastic video and systems!

[@kamijani1]

Thanks for sharing! When is the Sarah review dropping?

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

A few weeks

[@jakedavis2838]

I see a lot of the same gear. Luxman amps, Zu speakers, and Technics turntables. Some more variation would have been nice.

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

I understand, but what's happening here is that some brands are vastly more popular than other brands! Of the 300 or so emails that proportion remains consistent. Or at least it does for my readers which tend to have high sensitivity speakers. Not too many Wilson owners out there!

[@JukeboxAlley]

I would not be letting my cat sit on top of those proac tablette 10s! Major anxiety!

[@italianfountains]

It did make me anxious at first, but luckily the stands are v heavy and the blutak v strong. She doesn’t do it too often thankfully, and I’m mostly just glad she doesn’t claw them! 🙀

[@alunt4845]

More of these please. "Viewers systems monthly" ?

[@brewt1mer]

A plain black shirt..I'm flabbergasted

[@dougg1075]

Nice systems y’all.

[@NosEL34]

Man you should hear my Sony co-axial 6x9's in my homemade 8 cubic foot enclosure's. Powered by a 6q95 SET amp wired straight from the power line down the block. 15 inch Pyramid paper drivers bringing in the low end. Midrange is so caramelly..imaging is so good I sometimes think ghosts are in my room singing and playing the blues.

[@dougg1075]

Bass so deep make ya grandma freak:)

[@haqitman]

I wonder if someone sent in pics of their Realistic receiver powering a set of Bose 301s, would Steve show it?

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

Maybe, especially if it was a really interesting photo!

[@tiagorodrigues973]

how i can send photos?

[@BobGeogeo]

These are always fascinating. I couldn't help but notice a lot of hard flooring. Edit - I don't mean to criticise anyone's set up, see below. Mine is pretty modest.

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

It's the real world, people make all sorts of compromises for all sorts of reasons. How about you? How perfect is your set up?

[@BobGeogeo]

@@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac Compromised as well. Bookshelf speakers are mounted mid height on the side walls, safely up and away since the time when toddlers were around. They have "audiophile" socks 🙃in the ports that help some for the effects of their near wall placement.

[@kellyl9198]

I’m one of the hardwood floors people. Your post got me thinking; so this morning I moved all the furniture and brought the wool rug all the way up to both speakers. I moved the listening spot about a foot closer, and adjusted the speaker placement. Damn if it doesn’t sound better. And it already sounded great! So thank you for shaming me into this improvement. Bob, I only regret that you were not here to help me move all this heavy furniture. Lol

[@BobGeogeo]

@@kellyl9198 No shame intended. I'm sorry for not helping with all the work - give me a holler the next time around. 😉Glad to hear it worked out. Enjoy a nice coffee, tea, cocoa, or glass of wine with your new set up. All I was thinking about was rugs.

[@johnreuter4916]

Saying hello to Sam from Wells, Maine. Are you in the comments somewhere? I'm from Gorham. Say hi if you see this comment.

[@rainerstier3131]

love your channel

[@sandman7849]

Steve, can you mention a couple of good places to have tube amps refurbished?

[@michaelstears5260]

Check out Aural HIFI

[@dougg1075]

Jack wins. He has a lava lamp:)

[@The.Spotlight-Kid]

Tubes, or Valves (we call em) Analog, Vinyl, Speakers, (who's driver's fundamental basics haven't changed 1 iota, materials aside, since conception except in the permanent or electro magnet form) ....All words that make up 99.999% of my music listening delights, screw technology for stereo, hang on, i may have overstepped my point there ...i intend to go class D but never get rid of my valve- phono nor valve-pre nor valve amps, nor my 2 Class A amps(same for bi'amping), energy prices may drop or I may prefer to pay more to listen to valves &/or class A after I buy wotever class D amplifier that uses Gallium Nitride (GaN) transistors (my choice has been honed only that far) I have got 100 CD's, most except half the classical, L.P.s and 10 or 15 CD's I could not get (even for wotever money, (like Ravel plays Ravel, transcribed from what i know not but i had the csssette too & it sounds good & unlike scratchy 78's, digital remastered, good old technology) rest i hear in the car only. But 2000 l.p.'s ...small deal for some, big deal for others. But I still prefer the L.P. versions i have of some same classical CD's, I seem to get the best sound in classical from old mono L.P.'s ....but only since I bought a true mono cart' (no sound from vertical stylus movement = many time quieter background. Sometimes I think going stereo compromised sound quality, but only in a cart's ability. Y'all with mono vinyl do need true mono cart's, some chespies are strapped stereo & no different at all than a mono button or twisting your L+R 'hot' wires together, I found when researching pre-purchase. Heck didn't start out to write a book, just say "Great Video Sir"

[@slidetek]

I’d like to buy a paragraph for $100 Pat!

[@barney6888]

ok so Bob the first guy should give me the 1st pair of speakers we saw because I want to listen to Mahler and I don't have great speakers so he should give me those speakers (I'm not the same Barney as shown at after 11 minutes, just so he doesn't get embarrassed)

[@TheDanEdwards]

Bob is a demonstrator for Alsyvox. His system has been covered in other videos on KZbin.

[@RUfromthe40s]

all great systems ,some look like self-made but they sure are powerfull by the discription i heard, keep on ...showing ,truckin` would not sound good here, great work one wonders how others have their set up

[@hammalammadingdong6244]

2 things I learned from this... 1. I will never be able to spend anywhere near the amount of money and time most of these folks did on their systems. 2. Barney is NOT the fire marshal.

[@keithmoriyama5421]

Usually when you wear a loud shirt people stop and stare.... with Steve if he doesn't wear a loud shirt you stop and stare.

[@biketech60]

Photogenic systems .

[@SteveGuttenbergAudiophiliac]

For a picture gallery that's an important quality. And cool stuff.

[@Labor_Jones]

I remember when you 1st started doing the Systems of other owners... Nice Bunch of Equipment :) - m.

[@shipsahoy1793]

I think some people just like saying “Schitt” 🤣 ..don’t get me wrong, some of their stuff is nice for the money, but I think it’s too easy to get enjoyment out of saying it out loud lol

[@fardaz9116]

Hi, I sent you some Photos, But You did not use in your Video ;(

[@vtkz]

@@cosmicenforcer2534 cant get any worse than @19:04… klipsch + awful placement

[@fardaz9116]

@@cosmicenforcer2534 As I remember, I have asked from Steve ! not you!

[@annebokma4637]

Hmm a wiim mini and a geshellie... Someone is also watching the cheap audio man 😁

[@sidpackard8613]

Doesn’t everyone?

[@annebokma4637]

@@sidpackard8613 I sure hope so. But the combination makes it very obvious. Now I am wondering what Sith Audio gear he has 🤣

[@kurtblose7274]

😂 to be fair, I first found out about geshelli at the 2022 Florida Audio expo. That led me to cheap audio man which led me to ditch the volumio/ raspberry pi combo (thanks Darko!) But yeah, guilty of watching the usual suspects 😊

[@sidpackard8613]

@@annebokma4637 My Sith Acoustic Optimizer totally kicks butt!

[@williamdonovan5709]

The first guys listening chair cost more than my whole system.