Show Your LCD(s) setups!!!

i thought i would show a quick update of my setup.

47" jvc and 2 17" widescreens. Each powered with individual hd boxes, thus allowing picture and picture, AND picture.

I call it the trifecta.

 
i thought i would show a quick update of my setup.

47" jvc and 2 17" widescreens. Each powered with individual hd boxes, thus allowing picture and picture, AND picture.

I call it the trifecta.


That is absolutely bad ass, but then don't you have to deal with 3 remotes?
 
That is absolutely bad ass, but then don't you have to deal with 3 remotes?

For inquiring minds... I do have a Logitech Harmony 890.

I wouldn't even think about this without it. The wireless extender is worth its weight in gold. Because all three cable boxes use the same ir signals, it would be impossible to manage without the 890. But, the wireless extender allows me to assign each box to a different port on the extender!!!! Makes for absolute bliss.

My 890 replaces about 13 remotes throughout my house.
 
i thought i would show a quick update of my setup.

47" jvc and 2 17" widescreens. Each powered with individual hd boxes, thus allowing picture and picture, AND picture.

I call it the trifecta.


What is the point of having 3 boxes and 3 screens? It is like putting my 3 LCDs side by side in the same room and turning them on to a different channel.
 
What is the point of having 3 boxes and 3 screens? It is like putting my 3 LCDs side by side in the same room and turning them on to a different channel.

That is EXACTLY the point!
College football and college basketball!

Last night I watched the duke vs nc game, texas tech and baylor, & some stuff on my dvr all at the same time! I know it might seem like over kill, but on saturdays it is heaven!

besides, the two screens only cost and additional $240 for both (thank you ebay) and each additional hd cable box is $5 per month. :D

Also, the main monitor is my computer monitor... That way when I am surfing the net, or messing around on the computer, I can still have the game on, in hd... instead of using a damn tv tuner card.
 
That is EXACTLY the point!
College football and college basketball!

Last night I watched the duke vs nc game, texas tech and baylor, & some stuff on my dvr all at the same time! I know it might seem like over kill, but on saturdays it is heaven!

besides, the two screens only cost and additional $240 for both (thank you ebay) and each additional hd cable box is $5 per month. :D

Also, the main monitor is my computer monitor... That way when I am surfing the net, or messing around on the computer, I can still have the game on, in hd... instead of using a damn tv tuner card.

You know, March Madness is not that far away so how about a 3rd smaller LCD to fill the gap between the other two?
 
You know, March Madness is not that far away so how about a 3rd smaller LCD to fill the gap between the other two?

Although that sounds enticing... the center channel is mounted/sitting in that spot (it is a bit hard to see).
Plus, 4 would just be glutenous (but it would be quite nice!). Maybe I will add one just for march. :D
 
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Bostesseger69, nice desk, I like the setup.

10,000th Reply - well, it says I am 9997 but it also says in User CP that there are 10k replies and I am the last one.

I will have Pics of my BenQ G2400W up later.
 
Bostesseger69, nice desk, I like the setup.

10,000th Reply - well, it says I am 9997 but it also says in User CP that there are 10k replies and I am the last one.

I will have Pics of my BenQ G2400W up later.

Thanks, I cant wait till I get my new 42" LCD. Well...that will be my tv for my PS3/Xbox360....but still will be a nice addition to the family :).
 
I remember posting in this thread over a year ago, helped me decide which 22" I should get. This thread has done me well.

10,000th Reply.
 
Nice clean set-up. Although I woudn't bother with anything by muscletech. It's all crap. Try BSN. Much better bang for your buck.

I think my monitor looks way to small :(....time to upgrade I guess.

Also since I'm in the Marines, we get it for 50% off on the base.....so I like it :D.

Seems to work for me where most other supplements haven't so far.
 
Semper Fi!

the Navy Exchange is a great place to buy pc stuff, I went O.O the first time I went to the NEX in San Diego.. too bad I didnt shop more, the BOSE stuff was 1/3 of what they're in norway..

(I'm in the Royal Norwegian Navy, we visited the SD base in may-june '07 for CSSQT, it was a great visit)
 
Well, today I just took a huge plunge and just ordered a HP LP3065. Do I need a 30 inch LCD? Obviously not, but I was a little bored and felt like getting a new toy. It was either that or upgrade my CPU to a new Quad. In the end I decided on the monitor because as it is, I score over 14K on 3dmark06 with only my dual core and except for Crysis, there's no game currently out there that even comes close to giving my rig problems. Hopefully I won't regret it. I've read a lot of good things about this monitor. When it arrives I'll make sure to post some pics.


I think my monitor looks way to small :(....time to upgrade I guess.

Also since I'm in the Marines, we get it for 50% off on the base.....so I like it :D.

Seems to work for me where most other supplements haven't so far.



Well, I guess if you can get the stuff really cheap then it's fine, but as far as quality goes, muscletech is mostly marketing and pretty pictures and very little on the results. I used to take it exclusively when I first started working out and thought it was okay but then when I tried other stuff there was no comparison. As a pre-workout try No-xplode by BSN or Supercharge by Labrada. No comparison, trust me. My strength has increased leaps and bounds since I switched. I'm 175 pounds but I bench 315 and I can do 30 pull-ups. Couldn't even come close to this a year ago.



Anyway, sorry to get off topic there. Anyway, when I get the new monitor I'll probably throw my 23 inch Viewsonic up on the sale board. It's a good monitor. 1920X1200 monitor. Not sure what a good price would be though.
 
Both of mine are TV's, but they are LCD and hooked up to a HTPC.

Living Room:

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Monster House Blu-Ray
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Bedroom:
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Vista Media Center with House DVD in the background:
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Have the same one too, use it for my HTPC setup as well. I have mine going through HDMI and its great.

Did you have to make a custom resolution or did it recognize the TV and size it accordingly. The reason I ask is my larger one in the Living Room does not and you have to make custom resolutions. I wanted to take the easier route and just used VGA. Until a contraint token on BD tells me I have to use my digital connection, I'm not changing it.

If the newer TV's are recognized by the computer through HDMI, this will be great for the setup I'm building my dad using one of the new 120hz Sony Bravia's.
 
Did you have to make a custom resolution or did it recognize the TV and size it accordingly.

I didn't have to make custom res. It automatically adjusted itself to the proper one. The sound on the other hand I was disappointed with(but in all fairness its a TV so I can't complain).

I need to get a speaker setup soon though, its killing me listening to movies on crappy speakers.
 
I didn't have to make custom res. It automatically adjusted itself to the proper one. The sound on the other hand I was disappointed with(but in all fairness its a TV so I can't complain).

I need to get a speaker setup soon though, its killing me listening to movies on crappy speakers.

That sucks, I think I bought my 40" TV a year too early. It does not support computers through HDMI. You have to make a custome resolution for it.
 
Macbook Pro hooked up to 2x2007WFP via Matrox Dualhead2go Digital.

Resolution gets jacked when I run triple monitor so I'm sticking to closed mode +2 for now.

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