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Here are some shots of my audio setup. I’ve recently switched from a passive crossover setup to an active one with excellent results.
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Colombia’s Technicolor Sound Systems Deliver Massive Sounds
When a DJ rolls up to a party in Barranquilla, Colombia with a pico, everyone’s in for a good time. A pico is a massive sound system built to pump out music—think a turntable atop a pile of speakers. But a pico is so much more than a machine. Each one is a colorful work of art, customized with hand-drawn paintings of warriors, dragons, whatever the customer wants. Ítalo Antonio Gallo Serrano and his son Ítalo Gallo Jr. build these cultural treasures together in their workshop. It’s a family tradition that goes back nearly 40 years.
My Rig 2016
Bauer DPS, EAR 912, ML434, Ayre CD Player, Restek FM3003, iMac an Ayre USB Dac
Selbstgebaute Lautsprecher: Troels Gravesen “Prelude”
My Rig 2013
Bauer DPS, EAR 912, Ayre CD Player, New Audio Frontiers Supreme 300B
Selbstgebaute Lautsprecher: “Legend” mit Eminence Legend B102, JBL Hochtöner
My Rig 2007
Wadia 20/25, Lavardin IS
Selbstgebaute Lautsprecher: Troels Gravesen “VIFA 20″
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Sound system engineering done right: "If we ran the system at its full capacity, people would die. People's ears would literally be bleeding..."
Legendary audio engineer John Klett built an immense rig.
James Murphy (LCD Soundsystem guru and DFA Records overlord) helped out, too.
