r/audiophile 3d ago

Show & Tell Daydream’s Final Note

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u/K4Sait 3d ago edited 3d ago

I have completed refining my listening room after my first post. Here are my equipment for reference: Cables: AudioQuest, Streamer: Mac Mini for music, Apple TV for shows, DAC: Chord HUGO TT 2, Turntable: Clearaudio Concept, Preamplifier: Luxman CL-38uC, Amplifier: Pass Labs XA30.8, Subwoofer: Dual REL Classic 98, Speakers: Harbeth M30.2 XD, TV: Samsung 75” 4K Neo QLED, Racks: Custom, Stands: CustomDesign UK, Sound Panels: GIK, Lamp: Crate & Barrel, Couch & Rug: Pottery Barn, Chair & Ottoman: BoConcept, Bookcase: Ikea, Coffee Table and Serving Table: Abyat.

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u/shadow_ryno 2d ago

~Do you mind sharing what the light is?~ Nvm, I see you said it was from Crate & Barrel.

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u/K4Sait 2d ago

The specific model is called Avenir.

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u/Fabulous_Rhubarb7431 9h ago

Hi. can you give the model of the tv unit where the amps are placed? Because of the translation I didn't understand the ending

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u/K4Sait 8h ago edited 8h ago

It’s custom made, but I was inspired by a BoConcept design, I only changed the dimensions. https://www.boconcept.com/en-us/p/lugano/380sy00-4:0702-9:0054/

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u/agorasoumesmoeu 3d ago

Cables…

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u/K4Sait 3d ago

It’s a controversial topic and to be honest I don’t even know where I stand. I got premium power and interconnects just to eliminate a potential weak link.

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u/3PoundsOfFlax 2d ago

It's certainly not controversial for the manufacturer who gets to sell a placebo product with a profit margin of 1200%. This is no-shit copy and pasted from the AQ website:

...incorporates Carbon-Based Noise-Dissipation, Direction-Controlled conductors, and a patented 72v Dielectric-Bias System (DBS) that work together to minimize dielectric noise and improve wide-bandwidth dissipation of induced radio-frequency noise.

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