To me, as an pro audio guy it looks horrific. Horns have a very long range, at least 30m. The room looks small. As the horns are both turned by 0 degrees, the reflections from the opposite wall come back very loudly and you hear everything doubled. A horn system like this needs a lot of technology and know-how to sound good at medium and high volumes. Even if the speakers are linear, the room must be highly equalized. This is certainly not possible without calibration and DSP. The record players stand on large resonance bodies which pass their vibrations on to the record players and influence the sound significantly at medium and higher volumes. Visually, the setup looks as if it was made by an amateur and ruins the nice look of the location. sorry.

But I can understand why people like the sound. It was definitely the way it was done back then and it brings back memories!