

***Yamaha RX- 797 Stereo*** \- 100w/ch - Driving - ***Wharfedale Diamond 9.6***  
  
***Rotel RA-1570*** \- 120w/ch - Driving -  


* ***Wharfedale Linton***
* ***2x SVS SB1000 Subwoofer***
* ***70hz Crossover for both Front and Sub***

The Rotel is Pre-Amped to the Yamaha.  
  
I have to say that this system brings both the *Thunder and the Lightening* to both Movies and Music. Very pleased with the Results.  
  
***Harmon Kardon DVD-48 Universal DVD Player as a CD Player.*** Very low profile which is convenient for my placement. Bought direct from Harmon on close out for about 1/4th the Original Retail price.  
  
***Pioneer PL-A35 Turntable*** (1978) with ***Stanton 680 EE Cartridge with Shibata Stylus.***  
  
On the Top Right, a very generic ***Sony BluRay Player BDP S6700.***  
  
***55" Samsung Smart TV***  
  
***Dell Inspiron Computer running Zorin Linux,*** mainly because I had an old computer laying around and Zorin is free.  
  
I has taken me Decades to build this system to its current state. I think the Turntable is the 3rd or 4th Turntable I've owned, and this Pioneer has lasted be literally Decades. I think I might have bought the Turntable in 1978, and it is still going strong.  
  
The Spacer between the Linton and the SVS Subs is something I threw together myself. It just raises the Lintons up a bit. It is a simple wooden box stuffed with Poly Batting.  
  
My room is very narrow only 16ft (4.9m) wide but it is an open floorplan so it is 35ft (10.7m) long which is great for my Stereo Sound. Plenty of room for the sound to unload into the room. You can see that I'm restricted by a Corner Fireplace on the Left and a Doorway on the Right. But we all do the best we can with what we have.  
  
Center-to-Center on the Taller Diamond Speaker is about 65" (165cm) and for the shorter Linton is about 88" (234cm ). Some will say there are drawbacks to having Two Pair of Speakers, but trust me, what I gain is far more than what I lose.  


Made Some Recent Upgrades - My System