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Hello all- new to Bob Carver and the smiles that his gear can give!

 

I am retired and got the CT-17 Pre/tuner to use as a bedroom stereo. Starting with an old QSC amp.. powering homebrew monitors. More gear to be added soon.

 

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I like it! eusa_clap.gif
 
What are those mid-horns?
 
Welcome aboard!
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Thanks for the interest. I have the Electrovoice SM120A with the EV 1824M driver.

 

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Cool !!
 
What are the next pieces you will be looking for ? 
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Cool !!
 
What are the next pieces you will be looking for ? 

 
Well - the pix was old,  updated to show Sony dual cassette,   Sony DVD/CD player,  and Thorens TD-125 MK II,,using Rabco SL-8E arm/Ortofon MC-20 Super cartridge.  Also laptop with USB connection for WWW sound.
 
 
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Welcome to the forum, glad you found us.
I like the speakers kinda of remind me of Klipsch Decorator Cornwalls, TT is pretty cool too.
Enjoy the music and the site...........
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Welcome to best collection of very smart and giving people on any audio site. If you have any problems or questions, someone here will be able to help you out. You have already sent pictures of your system, so that is taken care of.  Watch out for OCCD,  it will get you.
 
Again welcome,
 
Wayne 
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WOAH! Those are some mighty 'bookshelf' speakers!  Nice setup!
 
May I make a suggestion?  You might want to turn the speakers so they are pointing further toward the focal point at your listening spot to get more of that magical holography soundstage the CT-17 will provide.  You will be 'immersed' if you get them set correctly (unless they are already).
 
Welcome aboard!
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Welcome to best collection of very smart and giving people on any audio site. If you have any problems or questions, someone here will be able to help you out. You have already sent pictures of your system, so that is taken care of.  Watch out for OCCD,  it will get you.
 
Again welcome,
 
Wayne 

 
That was the bedroom nearfield system.
 
This is the living room front setup.  The madness started early here.
 
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Come on - you can't dangle a juicy carrot in front of us like that without details...
 
Spill the beans - inquiring minds want to know !!!
 
Besides, I want to see if you get a chance to detail the parts before Phil sees this and we get an encyclopedia article on your gear !!! 
 
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Come on - you can't dangle a juicy carrot in front of us like that without details...
 
Spill the beans - inquiring minds want to know !!!
 
Besides, I want to see if you get a chance to detail the parts before Phil sees this and we get an encyclopedia article on your gear !!! 
 
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To further the madness I made these as rear surrounds for the main rig.   EV powered Belle clones.
 
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Welcome to theCarversite, Mach! emsmile.gif Thanks for the pics.
 
Wow, it looks like you could hold a rock concert in your bedroom! jaw_dropper.gif That Powerlight probably lives up to its name... What kind of music do you listen to?
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Welcome Go big or Go home I guess!!

 

Love the pics! Admire the setup!

Something special about DIY speakers!!

 

Regards

James

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A very cool introduction, looking forward to stories behind the gear. Welcome!
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Love the bedroom setup. Guess you don't fall asleep with those speakers rocking.
 Cool setup and welcome to the forum.
 
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How does the Thorens TT , Rabco arm work? Always been interested in that arm.
 
Thanks,
Wayne 
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Welcome to the forum Chris! I still fancy the CT-17 myself, great choice on a pre. emwink.gif

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How does the Thorens TT , Rabco arm work? Always been interested in that arm.

 
Ya, me too, I'm considering getting one currently.  I thought these arms only came on the HK TT's; but HK was just supplied them by Rabco?

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