The Sun Ray Generation

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

Jorn of Tidal arrived.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

It took about 1 hour to unpack everything.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

The finish is exquisite. Photo cannot reveal the true beauty.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

Aircraft grade solid steel stand - very heavy duty stuff.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

Setting up the feet. You can see the ball bearing inside.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

After mounting the stand and the feet, the 1st step was basically done.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

The extreme heavy mid-range section - even more heavier than the sum of two bass module

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

They had to use these suction lifter to elevate the midrange module up

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

It took the strength of 4 men to lift the mid range module up.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

The job of the boss is, of course, to monitor the situation closely.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

Jorn was cleaning up after the 1st pair was set up successfully. I could see he loves his masterpiece

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

Felix and Jorn quickly set up the 2nd channel

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

Let's forward to the finishing up of the 2nd channel

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

We began with no gain at the bass section first. There are plenty of parameters to choose from for the coupling of the Sunray acoustically well to the room.

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

The Ohio XL+2 by SRA was ordered long time ago for the Impact amplifier. Frankly, how can one live without SRA especially in the amplifier section?

JLam_Exotics · June 2009

Jorn was thinking about the positioning of the speaker.

The Sun Ray Generation

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