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    Default It's almost finished...

    Just about finished with my living room HT and I thought I'd show it off a bit.





    *Please excuse the rough cuts behind the amp. All I had at the time was a hole saw and a hacksaw. The wife is making me redo it.*

    The specifics:
    Elite PRO70X5FD, Fat PS3 for BluRay/DVD/CD, Marantz AV7701, McIntosh MC8207, Paradigm Studio 100 v.5s, Paradigm cc590 v.5 center, Klipsch SF2 rears(temporary), Furman Elite-20pfi power conditioner, music is served up via HDMI from a home-built PC

    Still need a two good subs, though. And possibly Peachtree's new DAC that has yet to hit the market.

    Anyway, thanks for looking.

    Seth

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    Looks nice! Have you tried moving your front speakers out off the wall a bit? They look very close, could just be the angle tho. Great looking set up
    T.V: Sharp LC-60E78UN Receiver: Denon AVR-4311CI
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    Side Surrounds: Polk Fxi a6 Rear Surrounds: Polk Rti a1
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    Nice really clean and simple good effort mate
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    Wow, nice system! You've got some great gear, and your room is nice and cleanly put together. You even have Audioholics on the screen - nice.

    I saw you make a comment earlier about the SVS SB13-Ultra. Which subs are you thinking about getting?
    Mains and Surrounds: NHT 1.5s, Center: NHT AudioCenter-1, Subs: SVS PC13-Ultra, SB13-Ultra, Receiver: Pioneer Elite VSX-23, Amps: Emotiva RPA-1, POS-1, Display: Panasonic TC-P50G10

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam View Post
    Wow, nice system! You've got some great gear, and your room is nice and cleanly put together. You even have Audioholics on the screen - nice.

    I saw you make a comment earlier about the SVS SB13-Ultra. Which subs are you thinking about getting?
    Honestly, I am still undecided. I purchased two Rel T-5s, but the room is either too large, or I didn't spend the time to make sure they weren't cancelling each other out. It seemed that I just couldn't find that sweet spot as far as location goes. I returned them. In the end, it will probably go with either SVS or HSU.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brianedm View Post
    Looks nice! Have you tried moving your front speakers out off the wall a bit? They look very close, could just be the angle tho. Great looking set up
    They are about 6" from the wall. I have read a little on how this affects perceived sound, but haven't really played with it. I guess that if I moved them forward, then I would have to move the center up some as well? It seems like you'd want all three speakers to be close to equal distance from the primary listening position, no?

    Edited to add: And thanks for the kind remarks! It has been a little trial and error. We tried B&W CM9s with a CMC2 center, but we just didn't like the sound in our living space. Way too laid back for us. They sounded great in the listening room at the Magnolia store though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ss2nv View Post
    It seems like you'd want all three speakers to be close to equal distance from the primary listening position, no?
    It's not the critical anymore now that delay timing can be adjusted on receivers (and yours does it automatically when you run Audyssey). In one of my listening positions, I sit off to the right, so my front three speakers aren't anywhere near the same distance from me. However, I ran the calibration setup for that position, and it sounds great.
    Mains and Surrounds: NHT 1.5s, Center: NHT AudioCenter-1, Subs: SVS PC13-Ultra, SB13-Ultra, Receiver: Pioneer Elite VSX-23, Amps: Emotiva RPA-1, POS-1, Display: Panasonic TC-P50G10

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam View Post
    It's not the critical anymore now that delay timing can be adjusted on receivers (and yours does it automatically when you run Audyssey). In one of my listening positions, I sit off to the right, so my front three speakers aren't anywhere near the same distance from me. However, I ran the calibration setup for that position, and it sounds great.
    Good to know. I am still playing with Audyssey.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam View Post
    It's not the critical anymore now that delay timing can be adjusted on receivers (and yours does it automatically when you run Audyssey). In one of my listening positions, I sit off to the right, so my front three speakers aren't anywhere near the same distance from me. However, I ran the calibration setup for that position, and it sounds great.
    Seconded. However, from an aesthetics point, I'd probably prefer to have it lined up with the front of the entertainment center. That's just me though. Also, if the center is rear ported it would help with sound quality as well. I'm not sure if yours is or not tho
    T.V: Sharp LC-60E78UN Receiver: Denon AVR-4311CI
    Bluray: Panasonic DMP-BDT220 Amp: Outlaw 755
    Mains: Polk Rti a7 Center: Polk Csi a6
    Side Surrounds: Polk Fxi a6 Rear Surrounds: Polk Rti a1
    Sub: Svs pb-12nsd x2 Power: APC-j35b
    Sub Platform: Auralex Great Gramma x2

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    Quote Originally Posted by brianedm View Post
    Seconded. However, from an aesthetics point, I'd probably prefer to have it lined up with the front of the entertainment center. That's just me though. Also, if the center is rear ported it would help with sound quality as well. I'm not sure if yours is or not tho
    Yes, it is.

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