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Phonoboy wrote:

Valecnik wrote:Well it has to be a brief tour because it's pretty small. In addition to what you see there's another entertainment center accomodating a couple hundred diamond discs, 78s and a modern electric turntable powered by the Fisher 500C tube amp circa 1964.

You might recognize that some of the artworks are Andersun's excellent canvas pieces that I've had mounted in period frames. It's not big but a nice place to hang out.

Looka like a nice place to chill.

It does ! Tasteful room.

I was just kidding about the cylinder cabinet.

Very nice setup especially with the staircase and the plants. Your house looks like a high end phonograph shop. Makes one want to take the US tour!!

first of all happy hollydays everybody!
i call my music room the phono cave that's a mix of phono room and man cave
its not as tidy as the other ones i have seen on the forum i constantly change stuff in the room i switch phono's around or put up phono's that where previously hidden away in that way i always have something new to enjoy
i'm now in my 28th year of collecting phonographs... and it shows! there isn't a nook in the attic not with phono related items .. i know.. i'm a nutty hoarder! but i'm happy and i have space so why not!
i wish you all wonderfull finds for the new year and.. keep on crankin'dem phono's!

tino

Valecnik wrote:Well it has to be a brief tour because it's pretty small. In addition to what you see there's another entertainment center accomodating a couple hundred diamond discs, 78s and a modern electric turntable powered by the Fisher 500C tube amp circa 1964.

You might recognize that some of the artworks are Andersun's excellent canvas pieces that I've had mounted in period frames. It's not big but a nice place to hang out.

Very nice display Bruce. Seems you have plenty of room for a few machines... . Thanks again for sharing. I'm sure the kids are getting excited for the big day coming up. Maybe, there will be an Idealia under the tree... .
Steve does nice work...not a lot....but nice... .

gramophone78 wrote: Steve does nice work...not a lot....but nice... .

I resemble that remark!

Andersun wrote:Very nice setup especially with the staircase and the plants. Your house looks like a high end phonograph shop. Makes one want to take the US tour!!

You're welcome any time Steve. The "US tour" is usually offered to all comers for about a week after the Union show.

gramophone78 wrote:

Valecnik wrote:Well it has to be a brief tour because it's pretty small. In addition to what you see there's another entertainment center accomodating a couple hundred diamond discs, 78s and a modern electric turntable powered by the Fisher 500C tube amp circa 1964.

You might recognize that some of the artworks are Andersun's excellent canvas pieces that I've had mounted in period frames. It's not big but a nice place to hang out.

Very nice display Bruce. Seems you have plenty of room for a few machines... . Thanks again for sharing. I'm sure the kids are getting excited for the big day coming up. Maybe, there will be an Idealia under the tree... .
Steve does nice work...not a lot....but nice... .

Thanks Wayne, It looks spacious and organized because I only display the areas that are. I've several other machines I'd love to display in the same way but no space so they are tight packed!