Here to comparation my SMMC4, 1 year old, used 2 times a week 3-4 LPs

Today I got send to, a moderaror has to check your posting 1 time, later I lost my posting with time out, from now on I will post with one pic at a time.

I'm using an Onkyo 708 no problems and a lot of possibilities, I have my 8000 as front, 1 4000 center and some non coms as surround work like a charm, BLs connected to line out, and all adjusted with the microphone system that comes with the amp. I run to the amp. computer, tv, Blueray, set top box, BG 5000 and zone 2 out (dining room) I run S45s

[quote user="Krona"] Yes it would be a solution but I live in a rented apartment and my landlord would not allow it. The current solution is only temporary. I will buy plastic strip and to hide electrical cords . IKEA here I come... [/quote] I'm waiting for Ikea to come to Mex. they have been talking about it for tears but nothing happens

No need to be a silver member contact Martin here , but check your trimmers, rectifiers and Darlington transistors before you order, Martin has problems posting on the forum at the moment.

Cant say I like it Krona, but yes it does look better then all the bare cables, maybe you should brake up the floor and hide them under there.

Here to show you what a beautiful job the Beo carpenters did in these days, the top and the side panels are made from one same piece of veneer. side view 1 Side view 2

Finished, BTW Old English goes a long way, I used it for 2 speaker boxes and this top cover, and the bottle still appears full to top.

After sanding I cleaned one more time with acatone and applied Old English oil as Rich's wife recommended (As Martin cant post anymore, maybe his wife can stand in for him), Just a little on a piece of good quality Swedish toiletpaper (kittchen roll) and apply, following the wood grain, let soke for a cup of coffee and a cigaret, dry of with a clean

Sanding the side panels I hung the top cover over the table edge, to have support and not to brake anything.