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Just set it up today, replaced a 47" panasonic 47x54 rpcrt LG 47" lcd xbox360 comcast dvr Yamaha YSP-800 soundbar
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Blankspot posted:Finally got out of apartment living and in a house now. I love this and you so much.
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Oct 22, 2007 15:33
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The house I just moved into had a fireplace in a 2in. wall between the kitchen and living room, it failed. but makes a decnt tv stand, heres the living room (still getting set up) roomates 56in tv bought used from some dude black xbox yamaha reciever klipsh 12in sub Lg front/center speakers my room  Samsung LN-T4081F some sony hdmi dvd player my weather station/clock is pretty hip aswell
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Oct 27, 2007 21:13
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Rhett posted:my room Bitchin' safe you got there.
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Oct 28, 2007 00:49
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Primo posted:Bitchin' safe you got there. He has to keep his realdoll somewhere! 
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Oct 28, 2007 04:04
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PC games rule because I can play them on this. If you look closly you can see a fancy microphone I use for voice chat. OgreSound fucked around with this message at 04:27 on Oct 28, 2007 |
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Oct 28, 2007 04:24
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OgreSound posted:PC games rule because I can play them on this. Haha, are those all Polk M10's (or M30's) with a CSM center? If so, that's my whole home theater setup, but a foot from your head.
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Oct 28, 2007 05:10
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OgreSound posted:PC games rule because I can play them on this. I like that desk. I'm looking for a desk myself, something real basic/minimal but not lovely/cheap, contemporary but not gaudy, glass top preferred. Where'd you get that and for how much?
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Oct 28, 2007 10:01
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All four seakers are Polk Audio RTi4's and a CSi3 Center, I also have a Polk PSW111 mini subwoofer under the metro racks you can just see it. Small room, small sub. The glass table you can get at Office Depot for around $135.00. I believe it's called the Onyx or Matrix desk? OgreSound fucked around with this message at 19:16 on Oct 28, 2007 |
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Oct 28, 2007 19:12
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OgreSound posted:If you look closly you can see a fancy microphone I use for voice chat. Shure SM58?
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Oct 28, 2007 19:28
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  the above pictures are a bit outdated, I've added new equipment since. Equipment: Sony G70 CRT projector DaLite High Power 100" screen Outlaw Audio 950 Processor Outlaw Audio 7100 Amplifier Home Theater Personal Computer (HTPC) Pioneer Elite DV-45A DVD-A SACD Player Pioneer CLD-704 Laserdisc Player Monster Power HTS 3500 MKII Tablet touchscreen PC running Netremote for my remote Sanyo PLV-60 LCD Projector (for video games) Speakers: Mains: Paradigm Studio 60s Center: Paradigm Studio CC Side Surrounds: Paradigm Studio ADP-470 Rear Surrounds: Paradigm Studio 20s Subwoofer: Paradigm Servo 15 Bass shakers installed in the couch No HD-DVD/Blue Ray yet, waiting on a good HTPC solution. For lots more information check out my Home theater section on my website
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quote:Shure SM58? drat close it is a Shure PG58 attached to my computer via a UBS lightsnake and it sounds crystial clear though anything I use it with.
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Oct 28, 2007 23:17
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OgreSound posted:a fancy microphone I use for voice chat. OgreSound posted:drat close it is a Shure PG58 does not compute
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Oct 30, 2007 15:52
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Primo posted:Bitchin' safe you got there. Tell us more about the safe.
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Oct 31, 2007 02:37
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Just wanted to celebrate the arrival of my new B&W CM1s this morning. These are the most flawless used speakers I've ever received. They look new and I got them for $300 less than retail! Camera's dead so here's a crappy cell phone pic.  edit: Alright. I feel like an artsy whore but I really love these speakers.     
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Oct 31, 2007 18:03
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Messadiah posted:Tell us more about the safe. Is there a smaller safe in it?
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Boner Slam posted:does not compute Well, compared to the lovely headset mics that most people use, a PG58 is pretty drat fancy. I use one myself for skype and general goofiness, does the trick just fine. If I were serious about recording I'd grab a large-diaphragm condenser mic, though. Bitchin' CRT projector, Moe. They don't make 'em like that anymore. CRT is excellent for standard-def stuff, too bad it's so drat bulky and power-hungry.
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quote:Well, compared to the lovely headset mics that most people use, a PG58 is pretty drat fancy. I use one myself for skype and general goofiness, does the trick just fine. If I were serious about recording I'd grab a large-diaphragm condenser mic, though. I already have one picked out, it's a Audio-Technica AT3035. Not for serious recording but just because I think the shock mount is cool. OgreSound fucked around with this message at 14:14 on Nov 3, 2007 |
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Nov 1, 2007 22:13
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Here's my setup Samsung HLS5867WX 58" 1080P HDTV Kenwood VR-606 5.1 Receiver Psyclone System Selector Motorola HD Cable Box Super Nintendo Sega Saturn Cyberhome DVD Player Playstation 2 Xbox 360 I'm planning on replacing the receiver with a new Sony STR-DG910 and I'm deciding whether or not to put a HTPC back out there. I'm also going to replace the lovely DVD player with either a decent up converting DVD player or a HD-DVD or Blu-Ray player. I'm using the 360 to stream music and video from my main computer right now. Edit: My new setup is on page 23 trinomial fucked around with this message at 03:49 on Feb 29, 2008 |
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Nov 2, 2007 06:12
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trinomial posted:Super Nintendo Dunno if you're planning on running your classic gaming relics through your receiver or not, but you do know that the STR-DG910 doesn't do s-video, right?
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fahrvergnugen posted:Dunno if you're planning on running your classic gaming relics through your receiver or not, but you do know that the STR-DG910 doesn't do s-video, right? Yea I know, both of those are running composite video anyway.
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trinomial posted:Yea I know, both of those are running composite video anyway. Cool, just checking. I love my 910, but if I ever break out the classic-gaming hardware again, it's all going straight into the TV over S-vid.
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Messadiah posted:Tell us more about the safe. Its my safe room, ill be safe in it while monsters and/or soviets invade. its from the local gun store with that being the only 1 they had I got it for $650. theres a neat keypad but no rods on the top or bottom of the door just the sides, here a link, http://winchestersafes.com/ and heres my video gaming headquarters 
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Nov 2, 2007 18:08
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Don't know why the flash always makes it look so bad.
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Random pictures because I'm a whore!  edit: Just ordered a bunch of acoustic panels from ATS Acoustics. I've been put off of acoustic treatment because of cost, but these are the least expensive panels I've seen anywhere and they look great! Come in a bunch of colors and you can get custom sizes. I'll snap some pics when I've got them installed. Pibborando San fucked around with this message at 02:56 on Nov 5, 2007 |
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Nov 5, 2007 02:51
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 Harmon Kardon CP60 kit +2 extra speakers for full 7.1 Harmon Kardon DVD with 1080i upscaling (not shown here) New Xbox 360 elite (not shown will edit in more pics later) New 40 GB PS3 Wii Hidden off to the side being all ninja-ish since the white doesn't match the black/silver theme I've got goin. Comcast DVR/HD box High end APC HT model (cant remember number exactly) 46" Vivitech LCD Omni speaker stands The PS3 is done with HDMI/Optical Audio I cant make the elite 360 work with HDMI which is fine I'm using component HD cables for it with optical audio as well. The coolest part is my wife actually bought and paid for the entire surround set-up. However I talked the sales-people down off the entire system 200$ and got them to throw in 2 more speakers for the full 7.1 experience. she also helped with all the wiring and set-up. Full replacement plans on EVERYTHING. We ahve a boxer who is goofy as hell and likes wires. she got 2 wired xbox controllers in under 20 seconds. So now everything I use is wireless.
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 Vivitek 46" LCD (This thing is a steal at $999) Onkyo 5.1 HTIB Xbox 360 w/HD-DVD Wii
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This is the corner of the room I grew up in. Moving it out next year, hoping for less of a console/computer clash. Corner:  Consoles:  Computer:  Samsung 15, 19, and 22" LCDs Samsung 43" RPTV XbmcBox & XboxBox Pioneer VSX-816 Wii & PSone Pretty Scattered Assortment Of Speakers Soon To Be Replaced Probably the Worst Office Chair Ever PSP Sennheiser HD555s
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Well compare my pictures from the first post to these. I decided to quit the PC poo poo because that was just expensive keeping up with the hardware to play the latest games.    Equipment: TV - Hitachi 32LD7200 - I took the speakers off the side and detached it from the motorised stand. Amp - Onkyo TX-SR605B - people seem to be raving about this in the other forum and it was only £350. Speakers - Kef Q5 - stereo only for now. Other - V+ Box (hdmi), XBox 360 (component), Sony Vaio VGN-FE11S (VGA, mini jack to phono) I enjoy all of this from my bed, which I use as sort of a sofa.
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    Turntable: Music Hall MMF-9 Amp: Musical Fidelity A3.5 Phono Amp: Musical Fidelity X-LPSv3 Headphone Amp: Musical Fidelity X-CANv3 CD Player: Some Denon Headphones: AKG K701 TV: Panasonic TH-42PV60A Speakers: B&W 703
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greatapoc posted:Turntable: Music Hall MMF-9 Very sweet stuff you got there. Think you've got enough CDs? I'm sure there's more I'm not seeing. Nice TT too. I'm looking at a MMF 5.1 for my first. Tell me it's gonna rock, kay? 
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We're still in the process of moving in, but we've got most of our AV junk in and in place. This is my first audio system, and some of the parts I hope to upgrade. 42" Phillips LCD Onkyo TX-SR505 7 x 75W 7.1-Channel 3 x Speco SP-825 8" In-wall Speakers 2 x Canton Plus x.2 Speakers Proficient S12 Powered Sub Crap-rear end DVD VCR Combo View from behind couch:  One of the small Cantons in corner:  lovely equipment stand:  I got raped on the cables and install, and next time, I'll pick out the components a bit better, but its been very enjoyable for the little we've been able to use it as we move in.
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TheBuilder posted:We're still in the process of moving in, but we've got most of our AV junk in and in place. This is my first audio system, and some of the parts I hope to upgrade. does it not get uncomfortable watching the tv when its so freaken high.
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The wall mount has an adjustable angle mechanism that allows you to adjust for your point of view area. It is currently set a few degrees downward, in the direction of the couch for a pretty direct shot, making it comfortable to view.
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Where did you get that couch? It is awesome.
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Baintronic posted:Where did you get that couch? It is awesome. Macy's. Its very comfortable but a bit large for the room.
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Pibborando San posted:Very sweet stuff you got there. Think you've got enough CDs? I'm sure there's more I'm not seeing. Nice TT too. I'm looking at a MMF 5.1 for my first. Tell me it's gonna rock, kay?
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Finally found a good tv stand, so here's some pics of my upstairs loft/movie room  Vizio 50" Plasma Onkyo HT-R510 Receiver Audiosource speakers 360 + HD DVD Player HD Cable Box Next addition will be dual format HTPC, hopefully by xmas time.
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 My DIY BAMTMs (that's a Dell 20" for comparison). Sure, they dominate the desk, but they sound great.  My sealed 12" Dayton HF. Cleanest bass I've ever heard, but I can still knock stuff off the walls. It's amazing. The speakers are amped with the Behringer A500 (kind of pictured above), which is a great deal. $200 for about 180 watts per channel (they advertise 230 per, but independent testing puts it lower. Still great.) Kind of in the picture is yet another DIY piece, the AV stand. It's built out of threaded rod and MDF, but I like the modern/industrial look, and is the sturdiest piece of furniture I've ever had. I could throw it across the room (well, if it didn't weigh a shitload) and it would just bounce.
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