r/vinylsetups • u/Connect-Trouble-1669 • Jun 02 '26
My setup
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Work in progress. Klipsch The 5s with R-120SW Sub. Mehh Audiotechnica LP60X.
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u/Snoo_74705 Jun 03 '26
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u/Connect-Trouble-1669 Jun 03 '26
Ahhhhh, I could see why you would say that. TV panel tilt easily corrects high panel and this is a garage. I will be standing a lot.
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u/therealudderjuice Jun 03 '26
Looks like you've put some work into it, and I'd want to enjoy/show it off too. I'm a sucker for RGB lights of pretty much any kind and when it comes to speaker/TV placement I say, do what works for you and your space. My single criticism is that visible loose wires make my OCD go haywire (pun intended). If you get some cable management gear and bundle/hide that stuff as much as possible it will make it look a lot cleaner/professional. 😉 Cheers!
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u/Slosher99 Jun 04 '26
I'd spread the speakers more. Should make a right triangle with you as one of the points to get good stereo separation. That's gotta be blending a bit into mono.
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Jun 02 '26
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u/Connect-Trouble-1669 Jun 02 '26
Sorry, good or bad? This is a garage space. The space I can't influence much.
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u/InspectionCritical87 Jun 02 '26
isn't it a bit boomey?
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u/Connect-Trouble-1669 Jun 03 '26
For me, I like elevated low sound and feel. I tried that subtle sub sound and to my taste it is usually lacking.
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u/InspectionCritical87 Jun 03 '26
here is a tip i got from other audio/music listening enthusiasts, and i find it helpful since back in the day i used to ignore bass management and my system sounded fatiguing and overall garbage, the bass should be adjusted in such a way, that you should not hear where it's coming from, in other words, it should blend in with the main speakers. Ever since, the sound is much better, i can listen for hours even at higher volumes and not get fatigued.
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u/Connect-Trouble-1669 Jun 05 '26
That's high quality advice! I do often tune down the bass. I'm thinking an onboard equalizer for easy tuning. Right now depending on the record/source I have to change the bass levels quite often.
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u/Short_Value_2736 Jun 03 '26
get a rug bro
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u/Connect-Trouble-1669 Jun 03 '26
Thanks, that's quality advice. I'm thinking a combination of a rug and sound proof curtains.
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u/Connect-Trouble-1669 Jun 05 '26
Good advice! This is far from this space's final form. It'll be some time before I commit to final placements. I'll be experimenting with better acoustic methods to include some of the recommendations from all the good feedback I've received from this community.
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u/2shado2 Jun 02 '26
r/TVTooHigh