St. Petersburg / United States
In Between Days
The room
In Between Days takes its cue from Tokyo’s underground listening bars. Its own description places the records at the centre: two turntables, a varied vinyl collection and a policy of playing full sides.
A pair of 1972 Klipsch Cornwalls stands behind the bar, with oil lamps contributing to the intimate setting. The appeal here is time spent with a record, rather than constant transitions between tracks.
Sound system
Browse this venue’s gear ↗Pair of 1972 Klipsch Cornwalls and two unpublished turntables, used for full-side listening. Early Cornwalls are high-efficiency three-ways with a direct 15-inch woofer and horn mid/tweet — they fill a small St. Petersburg room at whisper-to-medium level, which is why the brief can be ‘play the side’.
| Component | Manufacturer | Equipment / details |
|---|---|---|
| Loudspeakers | Klipsch | Cornwall, pair dated 1972 |
| Playback | Not specified | Two turntables; models not specified |
About the sound system
In Between Days — inside the system
The speakers are a pair of 1972 Klipsch Cornwalls, positioned behind the bar. Two turntables and a varied record collection support a policy of playing complete sides.
How the system serves the room
At In Between Days, the equipment record identifies Klipsch Cornwall, pair dated 1972. The loudspeakers set the starting point for coverage and placement. A plausible reason to choose a dedicated hi-fi installation here is to give records a clear presence without relying on background-music speakers alone.
Placement, room acoustics and operating level still determine the result. Published information does not establish all amplifier assignments, processing settings or the reasons behind the original purchase.
Technical interpretation based on the documented equipment; selection motives and measured in-room performance are not confirmed.
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St. Petersburg, United States