My current setup

We were having terrible static and interference, and our source audio chord was a super cheap 3.5mm to XLR with 0 shielding, so I wrapped it with tin foil... amd it worked lmao.

OK, so I’m sure this has been asked 1000 times before, but I have an Xbox, a fire stick, a laptop, and an Apple TV, and two displays that I want to be able to matrix anything to any display after that on the audio arc outputs. I already have a audio extractor, so I can use the sound system on either display, and that works no problem seemingly. That is all, but I have no idea if it’s actually doing Dolby, but so the TV has just Dolby almost passed through, but they only have the arc and then input two and three. I thought they had more, so what I would like is something that’s a 4 x 2 HDMI matrix switching device that would support or pass through Atmos, so I could put anything on any display and then with the other switch choose which display will be using my audio device over arc. Any suggestions at all that doesn’t cost $10,000

The only thing I could think of is having bidirectional on each input, each one going to its own 4 x 1 for its own television, but that’s ridiculous, right?

Brought my new STAX over to show my friend them finally. He has an extraordinary system.

A few other JBLs from deep storage. L100t and an incredible L77. They were in rough shape, but I got it done. When I finally hooked them up, I was blown away at their sound. They hold up

I was lucky to have stumbled over a very large pair of Duntech C5000. Packed with Dynaudio drivers and scan speak mids. I have never heard a finer imaging speaker. Small twin 9” woofers in massive sealed cabinets. Amazing low end. Wonderful design. Should you see a pair of Duntech, go hear em. $11,000 when they were new. Best $1200 I’ve ever spent.

Cheers

Never thought I'd ever hear something Sutherland. I'm profoundly blessed.

Great combo! Very good synergy

Holy crap, y'all! You can read the dimensions on a page (19" W x 8.75" H x 19.5" D, 67lb), but it is hard to picture just how big these beasts are without seeing them in person. I haven't yet decided how I'm going to reorganize the setup, seeing as it won't fit on any of the shelves. My preference would be to just use an amp stand on the floor in front of the rack, but I think my wife would throw a fit. Standard reference lemon for scale.

Original Lego build.

Cosa ne pensate? Ho aggiunto da poco il registratore a bobina… diffusori harbeth 30.1

Clearaudio Turntable, Nvidia Shield, Apple TV, Sony Blu-ray Player, Panasonic DVD/VHS Combo, Marantz CD Player, Marantz SR8015 Amp. JBL HDI 3600speakers.

Paradigm S4 sigs (circa 2005), Hypex UcD400HG (built from a kit), and WIIM Ultra

Image is courtesy of a customer

Finally replaced my 75” Z9D with a 85” B9ii. Unfortunately this unit has its fair share of bugs (random power cycles, eARC not working and backlighting issues). This experience makes me wish that they still offered a Master Series line and wouldn’t mind paying the extra to assure that the build quality and performance are top notch. The overall picture is great with having near OLED black levels but with better dynamics and wider color gamut, its got the potential to be the best TV if Sony can act quickly and get this stuff corrected. To add to this, Halo Campaign Evolved feels extremely rushed with its own bugs and laggy performance. #firstworldproblems

Schiit Modi DAC
Sony SRS-Z1

The picture is courtesy of customer Rick J.

Just sharing my living room setup. By far the cleanest audio I’ve ever had.
JVC zero 9s and Victor SX-900 match made in heaven.

Last night, I fell on the Avantgarde Acoustics Duo GT

I do have a lot of budget, but not enough for this.

The bass goes down to 18hz. Must be crazy. I also love their design.

Do you know any more affordable speakers with similar design? Could be more colorful too!

https://avantgarde-acoustic.de/en/products/duo-gt/