NHT budget home theater..

[jaejw1]

here is my home theater set up..
sanyo lcd tv
magnovox bluray
yamaha rvx630
nht 1.3a
nht vs1.2
nht new wave
rca pro sw120p


http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x196/jaejw1/home theater/

 

[droht]

Looks good man. Do you mind sharing ballpark costs?

 

[jaejw1]

sanyo lcd tv (700$)
magnovox bluray (250$)
yamaha rvx630 (300$..???? i think)
nht 1.3a (300$)
nht vs1.2 (100$)
nht new wave (26$)
rca pro sw120p (110$)


we all know how much wires cost...lol

 

[i1own0u]

Looks better than my first system, still trying to set it up.

 

[jaejw1]

i just have to upgrade my sub... the one i have SUX..

 

[Adam]

Very nice! I have an NHT system myself that looks very similar. I hadn't heard of the 1.3a before - thanks for sharing.

 

[jaejw1]

Very nice! I have an NHT system myself that looks very similar. I hadn't heard of the 1.3a before - thanks for sharing.

the 1.3a's came out between 1993-1997
http://www.slfhemmabio.nu/htm/nht-history.htm

 

[Adam]

I wonder what the differences are between your 1.3a's and my 1.5's. They look the same and seem very similar in that listing.

Doesn't really matter, I know, as long as we like them!

 

[jaejw1]

I wonder what the differences are between your 1.3a's and my 1.5's. They look the same and seem very similar in that listing.

Doesn't really matter, I know, as long as we like them!

very true..

 

[Thirsty93]

I wonder what the differences are between your 1.3a's and my 1.5's. They look the same and seem very similar in that listing.

Doesn't really matter, I know, as long as we like them!

1.3 spec's:
Two-way, sealed-box stand-mounted loudspeaker. Drive-units: 1" metal-dome, neodymium-magnet tweeter; 6.5" polypropylene-cone woofer. Crossover frequency: 2.4kHz. Frequency response: 39Hz-22kHz, ±3dB. Sensitivity: 86dB/W/m. Nominal impedance: 8 ohms. Recommended amplification: 15-175W.
1.5 spec's:
System Type: 2-way, 10-liter acoustic suspension design, Focused Image Geometry
Driver Complement: 6.5" long-throw polypropylene woofer, 1" fluid-cooled aluminum dome tweeter
Crossover: 3.3KHz, 12dB/octave high-pass and low-pass
Response: 53Hz - 25KHz, +/- 3dB
Sensitivity: 85db (2.83V at 1M)
Impedance: 8 ohms nominal, 6.2 ohms minimum
Recommended Amplifier Power: 20W/ch minimum, 150W/ch maximum
Inputs: 5-way binding posts
Weight: 16 lbs. each
Dimensions: 16.5"H x 7"W x 10.25"D
Finish: High gloss black, mahogany or sycamore laminate

 

[westcott]

I have heard good things about NHT. I think I have only heard them once but they were floor standers. That extra ceiling height really makes the space look bigger and more open. I like your place. Looks comfortable.

Enjoy!!!

 

[jwenthold99]

Nice setup! I have heard some great things about the sound quality of the NHT's. Thanks for sharing

 

[Thirsty93]

If anyone is interested i have a set of NHT VS1.2 and stands in mint shape.Would like to get 300 shipped or trade for a decent 3 channel amp.

 

[jaejw1]

If anyone is interested i have a set of NHT VS1.2 and stands in mint shape.Would like to get 300 shipped or trade for a decent 3 channel amp.

thanks all..



what stands do you have... ?? any pics??

 

[Thirsty93]

 

[jaejw1]

addd new pics to my photo gallery http://www.blu-ray.com/community/gallery.php?member=jaejw1

 

[Adam]

That a real nice place that you've got there.

How tall are the stands for your front speakers?

 

[jaejw1]

i think maybe 26".. not sure exactly.. but im waniting to replace them... i know that NHT made stands for these but i have not been able to find them..

 

[Adam]

When I bought my 1.5s in 1998, I bought the display stands made for them by NHT for my front pair because the dealer said that they weren't being made anymore. Years later, I bought a pair of stands from Sanus for my rear pair of 1.5s and have been very happy with them. They don't make the kind that I bought anymore, and I can't remember what they were called. They are like their Steel Foundation line, except that the bases on mine are MDF and not steel.

 

[jaejw1]

http://www.onecall.com/ProductDetails.aspx?id=17406


i think something like this would be easy to make.. just have to find the time to do it..