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Bighitter said:
Agreed, beautiful setup man! I hope to one day have a real home theater. But hey, we start somewhere, eh?thelead said:very nice!
Yea they are. The TV stand's a bit small so I got 5 of them rather than a true center. I've got an SVS PB12-ISD and that thing is crazy. I have to turn it way down so my neighbors don't kill me. When I finally move in to a house I'll get new speakers and probably get a new receiver and use these for the computer.Bighitter said:Are those Ascend CBM-170's? Nice setup, panny's are one of my favorite plasmas.
It's fine standing vertically. Only a risk if you move it while it is. Just as much risk having it standing vertically next to a bookshelf/television/av equipment as it is to have it flat in the middle of a deskFirewall said:Wow, a lot you guys have your 360's standing vertically. I thought this was sort of risky due to the cd getting scatched. I purposed made room to put mine flat even though it looks way better vertically. Anyone had problems?
dudewth said:Yea they are. The TV stand's a bit small so I got 5 of them rather than a true center. I've got an SVS PB12-ISD and that thing is crazy. I have to turn it way down so my neighbors don't kill me. When I finally move in to a house I'll get new speakers and probably get a new receiver and use these for the computer.
Ascend just came out with an SE model of both of their speakers. They extend a bit lower and are supposed to be a decent improvement over the old models (old as in less than 1 monthBighitter said:I really should pick up a set of ascends for my pc as I have always wanted a pair but can't have them on display in my house as I can't truthfully sell them. However I have a SVS PC-Ultra and I love it too much to not have it in my theater. The 12-ISD is great, so much so I actually recommended it to a customer because I knew I couldn't sell him anything for near that price that would sound half as good as the SVS.
Yup, it's the same deal with SVS. I've heard good things about the SVS speakers too, but they are a step down from ascends as they're smaller and cheaper. We'll see what happens when they come out with the speakers to match the plus and ultra subsBighitter said:Maybe I will pick up a pair for the PC or for 2 channel listening in the back room. Can't have them in any of the places where I could really make money from selling a set of speakers. Tis a shame but that is why those speakers are such a good deal is because there are no dealers in the middle.
This shows tentative ballpark dates. I'll definitely be on the lookout for their tower speakers. I'd love to have something that matches well with an ultra/2. The sad part is, I sort of want to move to a different apartment or a house, with the driving reason being a better HT set up and more freedom in terms of volume. Plus if I get anything bigger than this ISD I'll probably break my back. Carrying that thing up 2 flights of stairs with a friend was one hell of a work out (as was the plasma), and the ultra/2 weighs over twice as much as this one does!Bighitter said:The SBS-1s are supposed to be competing more with the small speakers from AV123. They supposedly will have a Mid and Tower speaker soon in packages, who knows when though.
Ateam311 said:
I do like your setup, but it brings me to tears when I see such a great television coupled with a [Durabrand, no less] boxed home theater setup. Nice shelves/tv color combo, though. Now get out there and grab a real amplifierlesman said:Mine's updated.
*nice setup*
Thats why I have gone with the Cylinders both times, The 20-39PCi was a great introduction into what real subwoofers can sound like and now the PC-Ultra is just a bad ass unit. I was installing a set of Anthem Statement components in a customers theater and even though he had dual Earthquake subs (don't remember model but they were the 15's with a 15" Passive radiator) and I still pre-ferred the sound of my PC-Ultra.dudewth said:This shows tentative ballpark dates. I'll definitely be on the lookout for their tower speakers. I'd love to have something that matches well with an ultra/2. The sad part is, I sort of want to move to a different apartment or a house, with the driving reason being a better HT set up and more freedom in terms of volume. Plus if I get anything bigger than this ISD I'll probably break my back. Carrying that thing up 2 flights of stairs with a friend was one hell of a work out (as was the plasma), and the ultra/2 weighs over twice as much as this one does!It was worth it though. I love the initial reaction people get when they see the sub. It's bigger than my end table
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dudewth said:I forgot to ask this earlier, how are you liking the 4806? I was seriously considering getting it until I realized I would probably be going the seperates route when I finally get some more room, so I cheaped out and went with an older receiver. Not that it's bad, just doesn't have all the bells and whistles the 4806 has.
Yeah, I know.....That's the next thing I am working on. It won't be too long, though. Surprisingly, the sound is pretty good though!hignaki said:I do like your setup, but it brings me to tears when I see such a great television coupled with a [Durabrand, no less] boxed home theater setup. Nice shelves/tv color combo, though. Now get out there and grab a real amplifier![]()
paranoia4422 said:lesman how much of a differnce does the upconverter really make 480->1080i?
thats what else i wanted to know.....how sharp HD was on that RCA, because all the stores show dish network "HD" broadcasts but if you go into the menu of a samsung tv it says the sorce its receiving is 480i.....so i could never really judge how good HD looked on the sets without it recieving hd signallesman said:It's not a huge difference as the source material is still 480i, but it does add nice sharpness and clarity to the picture. It especially helps because of the large screen size.
my god......Steve said:I could have sworn I replied to this thread already, and technically...I shouldn't even count, but...here we go:
My area, My 360:
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Second workstation:
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Third workstation:
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Console test area. One console for each of the two workstations above. Each console can run through the 19" LCD monitors on the workstation or use the 32" LCD HDTV. The Xbox 360 on the right also poweres the HD Projector:
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Another view:
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DVD / relaxation area:
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160" budget big screen:
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