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Nohr

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Athena AS-F2 fronts
Athena AS-B1.2 rears
Dayton 12" 150W sub
Panasonic SA-XR55K receiver

Magnavox 25" CRT TV
Panasonic SA-XR55K DVD player

Front pic

Yeah yeah, I need a new TV, I know!
 

potato28

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Originally posted by: Nohr
Athena AS-F2 fronts
Athena AS-B1.2 rears
Dayton 12" 150W sub
Panasonic SA-XR55K receiver

Magnavox 25" CRT TV
Panasonic SA-XR55K DVD player

Front pic

Yeah yeah, I need a new TV, I know!

I like the kitty bed in the left :)
 

venkman

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Originally posted by: potato28
Originally posted by: Nohr
Athena AS-F2 fronts
Athena AS-B1.2 rears
Dayton 12" 150W sub
Panasonic SA-XR55K receiver

Magnavox 25" CRT TV
Panasonic SA-XR55K DVD player

Front pic

Yeah yeah, I need a new TV, I know!

I like the kitty bed in the left :)

I thought that was a second subwoofer. ;)
 

iRONic

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Jan 28, 2006
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Front

Samsung 50" DLP

Klipsch Heresy II - Fronts
Klipsch Promedia 5.1 Ultras - Rears & Center
Klipsch Promedia 4.1 Sub

Sony DAV-FX10
 

Tiamat

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Nov 25, 2003
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Originally posted by: iRONic
Front

Samsung 50" DLP

Klipsch Heresy II - Fronts
Klipsch Promedia 5.1 Ultras - Rears & Center
Klipsch Promedia 4.1 Sub

Sony DAV-FX10

Oh, classics! Have you tried placing your promedia center at the bottom of your TV so that it lines up with the tweeters of the Heresy? How is the relatively tiny center hold its end of the duty compared to the Heresy?
 

Nohr

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Originally posted by: venkman
Originally posted by: potato28
Originally posted by: Nohr
Athena AS-F2 fronts
Athena AS-B1.2 rears
Dayton 12" 150W sub
Panasonic SA-XR55K receiver

Magnavox 25" CRT TV
Panasonic SA-XR55K DVD player

Front pic
Yeah yeah, I need a new TV, I know!
I like the kitty bed in the left :)
I thought that was a second subwoofer. ;)
Guess where she prefers to sit... I swear, you can't buy a cat anything. :disgust::p
 

Tiamat

Lifer
Nov 25, 2003
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Originally posted by: Nohr
Originally posted by: venkman
Originally posted by: potato28
Originally posted by: Nohr
Athena AS-F2 fronts
Athena AS-B1.2 rears
Dayton 12" 150W sub
Panasonic SA-XR55K receiver

Magnavox 25" CRT TV
Panasonic SA-XR55K DVD player

Front pic
Yeah yeah, I need a new TV, I know!
I like the kitty bed in the left :)
I thought that was a second subwoofer. ;)
Guess where she prefers to sit... I swear, you can't buy a cat anything. :disgust::p

:laugh:
 

iRONic

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Originally posted by: Tiamat
Originally posted by: iRONic
Front

Samsung 50" DLP

Klipsch Heresy II - Fronts
Klipsch Promedia 5.1 Ultras - Rears & Center
Klipsch Promedia 4.1 Sub

Sony DAV-FX10

Oh, classics! Have you tried placing your promedia center at the bottom of your TV so that it lines up with the tweeters of the Heresy? How is the relatively tiny center hold its end of the duty compared to the Heresy?

Nah, I'm going to upgrade the center/rears/sub and receiver so I didn't do much in the way of setup positioning. I just moved the sub around and pointed the center at our ear levels in the viewing seats.

That center is pretty efficient because the crappy HTIB receiver menu allows some db +/- adjustments.
 

Tiamat

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Nov 25, 2003
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Originally posted by: iRONic

Nah, I'm going to upgrade the center/rears/sub and receiver so I didn't do much in the way of setup positioning. I just moved the sub around and pointed the center at our ear levels in the viewing seats.

That center is pretty efficient because the crappy HTIB receiver menu allows some db +/- adjustments.

Heresy II's all around? something else?
 

iRONic

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Originally posted by: Tiamat
Originally posted by: iRONic

Nah, I'm going to upgrade the center/rears/sub and receiver so I didn't do much in the way of setup positioning. I just moved the sub around and pointed the center at our ear levels in the viewing seats.

That center is pretty efficient because the crappy HTIB receiver menu allows some db +/- adjustments.

Heresy II's all around? something else?

I'd love Heresy II's all around but since they're no longer in production that won't be happening. I'm the original owner of my matched SN'd pair so I know exactly how they have been treated. No ebay buying of speakers for me.

I'm looking at the SVS subs and Rocket towers/centers but that's after I upgrade the receiver. I've got time to ponder so it's all good. I love researching/auditioning/shopping for audio products!
 

nsafreak

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I'll see about posting a pic or two later:

Sony SS-BM3000 Fronts
Cerwin Vega V-3c center
Paradigm PDR-10 sub
KLH Rears
Harman Kardon AVR-230 receiver
Sharp MD-R3 3 CD Changer/Minidisc
Panasonic DMR-ES15 DVD Recorder
Motorola 3412 HD DVR
XBox 360
Samsung 42" DLP
 

sdifox

No Lifer
Sep 30, 2005
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Linky

Audio
Pre/Pro: Marantz AV-9000
Amp: Outlaw 750 (165x5 @8Ohm)
Mains: Definitive Technology BP-2000TL
Centre: Definitive Technology CLR2000
Rear: Definitive Technology BP-10B
Subs: Built into BP-2000TL (2 of them), 15 inch driven by a dedicated 500 watt plate amp.

Video
Mitsubishi HC4900 1080p LCD PJ
100" matte screen

Source
Dual Core Opteron 165 running at 2.5GHz HTPC with 6TB of High Def movies :)
Panasonic RP-82s DVD player. Also serves as DVD-Audio Player
Pioneer DV-505 (paid 700 bux back in 98)
Technic 60+1 CD Player
JVC MD Recorder/ CD Changer
Scientific American Digital Cable box
Toshiba HD-D3 HD-DVD Player

Consoles
Dreamcast
X-Box
Wii

Content
1200 DVDs
40 HD-DVDs
70 DVD-As
400 CDs (not all in pictures)

The screen shots suck, they do not do the actual image justice... I was too lazy to setup properly and do long exposure...Was shooting with a Lumix DZ8 and I wasn't expecting much on low light shots and I was right.

PS The room is about 300 Sq Ft, I appropriated one of 3 bedrooms we have on the second floor for my ht/computer room. To give you a bit of scale, the screen is about 2 metres wide.


edited to remove unintended smileys...


I should probably update the pictures...the optoma is gone, replaced by a HC4900 and the screen was replaced too.
 

tfinch2

Lifer
Feb 3, 2004
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http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfinch2/living_room.jpg

Syntax Olevia 232V 32" LCD
Toshiba SD5000 Upconverting DVD Player
Nintendo Wii

Very simple for now, just moved into my new apartment. The box is Logitech Z-5300s. I had them set up at my other apartment, but I don't know if I want to keep them again or spend $$ to move up to a real HT setup, or not even worry about it ATM.
 

iRONic

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Originally posted by: sdifox
http://picasaweb.google.com/To...re?authkey=k3OyZ8qj0iw

Audio
Pre/Pro: Marantz AV-9000
Amp: Outlaw 750 (165x5 @8Ohm)
Mains: Definitive Technology BP-2000TL
Centre:Definitive Technology CLR2000
Rear:Definitive Technology BP-10B
Subs:Built into BP-2000TL (2 of them), 15 inch driven by a dedicated 500 watt plate amp.

Video
Optoma HD6800 (Costco rebadge of HD72) 720p DLP
92" 16x9 Greywolf II screen

Source
Dual Core Opteron 165 running at 2.5GHz HTPC with 1.5TB of High Def movies :)
Panasonic RP-82s DVD player. Also serves as DVD-Audio Player
Pioneer DV-505 (paid 700 bux back in 98)
Technic 60+1 CD Player
JVC MD Recorder/ CD Changer
Scientific American Digital Cable box
Toshiba Qosmio G30

Consoles
Dreamcast
X-Box
Wii

Content
1200 DVDs
56 DVD-As
400 CDs (not all in pictures)

The screen shots suck, they do not do the actual image justice... I was too lazy to setup properly and do long exposure...Was shooting with a Lumix DZ8 and I wasn't expecting much on low light shots and I was right.

PS The room is about 300 Sq Ft, I appropriated one of 3 bedrooms we have on the second floor for my ht/computer room. To give you a bit of scale, the screen is about 2 metres wide.

That link redirects to linkey.com.
 

sdifox

No Lifer
Sep 30, 2005
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Originally posted by: iRONic
Originally posted by: sdifox
linky

Audio
Pre/Pro: Marantz AV-9000
Amp: Outlaw 750 (165x5 @8Ohm)
Mains: Definitive Technology BP-2000TL
Centre:Definitive Technology CLR2000
Rear:Definitive Technology BP-10B
Subs:Built into BP-2000TL (2 of them), 15 inch driven by a dedicated 500 watt plate amp.

Video
Optoma HD6800 (Costco rebadge of HD72) 720p DLP
92" 16x9 Greywolf II screen

Source
Dual Core Opteron 165 running at 2.5GHz HTPC with 1.5TB of High Def movies :)
Panasonic RP-82s DVD player. Also serves as DVD-Audio Player
Pioneer DV-505 (paid 700 bux back in 98)
Technic 60+1 CD Player
JVC MD Recorder/ CD Changer
Scientific American Digital Cable box
Toshiba Qosmio G30

Consoles
Dreamcast
X-Box
Wii

Content
1200 DVDs
56 DVD-As
400 CDs (not all in pictures)

The screen shots suck, they do not do the actual image justice... I was too lazy to setup properly and do long exposure...Was shooting with a Lumix DZ8 and I wasn't expecting much on low light shots and I was right.

PS The room is about 300 Sq Ft, I appropriated one of 3 bedrooms we have on the second floor for my ht/computer room. To give you a bit of scale, the screen is about 2 metres wide.

That link redirects to linkey.com.

linky fixed. this is what happens when you don't use the buttons :)
 

spacejamz

Lifer
Mar 31, 2003
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Old pic...

need to take an updated pic with the Xbox Elite, ps3 and wii... :)

and please don't give me any grief over speaker placement...that is the only place the wife will let me put them....

 

CorCentral

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Feb 11, 2001
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Here's my HT setup.
TV-- Panasonic 50" Plasma 50px50u using the cable card since I HATE STB's
Receiver-- Onkyo 502 (75watt)
Mains-- Polk RTI 12's
Surround-- Polk FXI 3
Center-- CSI3
Sony DVD/VHS player
CD player-- JVC 200 disc mdl (at least 10-12 years old)

No Sub (no need for one with these speakers. If you can convince me to get a sub, please do so.)
Living Room1
Living Room2
Living Room3

I know I need more power to push the speakers. Upgrading to an Onkyo TX-SR805 in the near future

Question......... Will I really need an Amp after upgrading to the new Receiver?
 

Kaido

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Feb 14, 2004
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Originally posted by: spacejamz
Old pic...

need to take an updated pic with the Xbox Elite, ps3 and wii... :)

and please don't give me any grief over speaker placement...that is the only place the wife will let me put them....

Wow, love the Egyptian theme!
 

YOyoYOhowsDAjello

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Aug 6, 2001
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YOyoYOhowsDAjello

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CorCentral

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Originally posted by: YOyoYOhowsDAjello
Originally posted by: CorCentral
No Sub (no need for one with these speakers. If you can convince me to get a sub, please do so.)[/b]

Do your walls shake when you play this?
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="https://mywebspace.wisc.edu......dom/mission-72.wmv"><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/sp.../Random/mission-72.wmv"><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/spmclaughlin/web/Random/mission-72.wmv">https://mywebspace.wi............ion-72.wmv</a></a></a>

I would say adding a sub will make a LOT more difference in your final sound than upgrading your receiver.


I would test this but the file is non burnable through Nero and Windows Media Player. Tried to put the song to disc to test it in the living room but it's a no go. Do you by chance have it in MP3 form?

 

YOyoYOhowsDAjello

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Originally posted by: CorCentral


I would test this but the file is non burnable through Nero and Windows Media Player. Tried to put the song to disc to test it in the living room but it's a no go. Do you by chance have it in MP3 form?

Here you go sir
https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/sp.../Random/Mission-72.mp3

I should have mentioned before, this contains a ton of very low frequency stuff, so be careful.