I use Kali IN-8 digital active speakers at present. Utilitarian ugly things but sound good and cheap.
My favoured aesthetic is disgusting 70s weave or plastic grill so Iām certainly not the person tomoass comment on appearance ![]()
Do you walk into high end furniture shops and start harassing staff about the lack of brown velour options?
I wish I was brave enough to ask for āsomething that has that two tone copper and brown 1980s Mitsubishi Magna Eliteā vibe.
Bang for buck I really rate the brand.
Iām still running Tannoy Mercurys.
Burnt orange and sage green is my bag, man.
Iād get ran out of this serious hi fi chatter to simply suggest Apple HomePods.
Really good audio from them and a wireless setup that actually works.
Really envious of a mates setup.(wish I had them over Sonos)
And remarkably cost effective for Apple.
Brave post!
Bon chance!
incredible
Seeing this in person. Holy ā ā ā ā .
I ended up getting the smallest one, the D2000, which is about the size of a small ottoman, weights about 25kg.
It was an ex demo sale, so 40% off.
Tested with Too Gun 2, Blade Runner 2. Outstanding performance straight out the box. It easily adds 25% to the overall movie watching experience.
My teenage son movie critic turned to me and said āwhatever you paid? Itās worth doubleā¦ā (technically he was almost correct)
Ha! Awesome. Glad to hear it!
I know a few were wondering about sleeping duck mattresses a while ago but ive ordered today an ecosa cooling mattress. Will let you know how it goes after it arrives.
As far as firmness goes it felt one step softer compared to spring. Tested in store at Nunawading
So bed arrived on Friday so iāve had a few nights on it.
Delivery was easy. One note was how heavy the mattress was. We were previously on a Sealy (I think one step down from their top range) but this was maybe 30% heavier. It was fun cutting the bag open. Let the mattress breathe for a good 9 hours before putting any weight on it.
Comfy. You donāt find pockets inbetween the springs so itās fairly even across the whole bed. You definitely donāt feel movement from your partner rolling around. I also donāt feel her getting out of bed in the morning.
As for ācoolerā iām not sure itās that much of a difference. Maybe next few warmer nights will tell.
Bed is much firmer than in the shop. I take back the one step softer comparison.
One odd note is the sheets are super slippery. The surface of the mattress is super smooth, so much in fact we put in one of those sheet holders so it doesnāt pop off. https://makerworld.com/en/models/2048752-the-anti-sheet-clip#profileId-2210974
Let me know if you have any other questions.
did you go medium or firm?
weāve been looking at getting a SD (up from as Sealy as well) so interested in how it compares to normal spring ones
I went medium. My spring was a medium firm and I reckon they are pretty close.
If you do go to the showroom, try the super plush soft. Youāll be like homer disappearing in to the hedge.
Great to relax on, but sleeping needs to be rock solid.
Some hotels Iāve had in Asia itās like a park bench , but somehow itās just perfect.