Now, whenever someone walks along the sidewalk, his record skips.

His turntable can now tell him how many vehicles and how far away....

Looks like Santa Claus couldn't get the turntable down the chimney so he built a listening room around it.

If my wife ever tells me again that I worry about the little things too much...I'm showing her this photo.

Gayle Sanders, founder of Martin Logan has a similar arrangement in his basement. A granite (I believe) pillar comes through the floor and is not connected to the rest of the house in any way.

IIRC, John Marks describes a similar speaker mounting arrangement in his piece about Kind of Blue.

Also, doesn't one of the famous 'mix masters' like Bob Ludwig or similar have a studio with speakers mounted through the floor? Did Kal do a piece on this once?

My brain isn't precise enough to recall and the search feature here did not please me.

I am a gnat in the heavy-weight world of high-end audio. This is proof. My shame has no end. I'm going to go stand in the corner for 15 minutes...maybe longer. I'm grounded for two weeks as well.

Well, with all the money saved by not getting into room treatments, it freed him up for more gear.

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from the basement, and through a hole in the floor for his vinyl setup. OMG, radical!

This guy gets an "A" for originality.

Not too sure about the amps sitting on wall mounts though

Mark

where did that pic come from? id like to ask him about his amps..

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Together they cost like a small family car.

Of course they do!