Tripping the light fantastic

[Wardsweb]

Blast from the past. Some of you old timers will remember this build over a decade ago. I'm just doing some reminiscing. First a picture from 2009 before the speakers were veneered.

[Wardsweb]

Next after they were veneered.

[Wardsweb]

This system has always been evolving.

[Wardsweb]

Which brings us to today. A lot of gear has rolled through over the last decade but "The Widgets" always remain.

[Odd]

Very nice setup!

[Wardsweb]

The C50 Olympus with the custom Smith Horns are still around too.

[spkrman57]

Good looking spkr system and supporting electronics.

Regards, Ron

[Riley Casey]

Not furniture so much as found objects. The low cabinets originally housed Altec 604s and were built in the mid 70s for a local band's recording studio but now with ducted ports and a 2226 driver. The mid/hi's are a pair of new old stock JBL 4828 wedges with the original 2204 drivers replaced with 2202 mid bass drivers. All tri-amped with an Ashly DSP crossover and NAD amps. I could use some better amps but it's a townhouse so disturbing the neighbors even with only 60 watts to the low drivers is pretty easy.

[mwaldron]

It was a great event I attended back in the day with my young son. I remember some either GAS or Sumo equipment in the mix at the time.

Mark

[Wardsweb]

It was a great event I attended back in the day with my young son. I remember some either GAS or Sumo equipment in the mix at the time.Mark

The ever evolving systems have seen the Martin Logan’s move on. Although, I should have never sold the Prodigy’s. The Sumo gear went to my son. So many pieces of equipment and speakers over the years. So many memories. Life is good.

[Mr. Widget]

So many pieces of equipment and speakers over the years. So many memories. Life is good.

[srm51555]

I have always admired your systems here and on your website, but never replied because the thread was a bit old by the time I read it. Thanks for sharing over again.