obscbyclouds Senior Audioholic Mar 22, 2005 586 0 28 Acton, MA Sep 3, 2007 #1 Hi all, Just got a new condo, just finished setting up my system. Here's a link to some of the pics. Still have to do some wire management, and add my PS3 and Onkyo 605 (it's at the old place right now). Probably will be changing my rack out for a bigger one as well. Also have some pics of my Bonsai trees as well http://good-times.webshots.com/album/560538500hMRFzv
Hi all, Just got a new condo, just finished setting up my system. Here's a link to some of the pics. Still have to do some wire management, and add my PS3 and Onkyo 605 (it's at the old place right now). Probably will be changing my rack out for a bigger one as well. Also have some pics of my Bonsai trees as well http://good-times.webshots.com/album/560538500hMRFzv
croseiv Audioholic Samurai Aug 6, 2007 2,437 0 113 Somewhere on planet Earth Sep 3, 2007 #2 Very nice system! Especially the speakers. Rock on.
J Johnd Audioholic Samurai Oct 19, 2005 2,792 0 0 Sep 4, 2007 #3 Nice room and setup. I like the Bonsai.
Seth=L Audioholic Overlord Sep 26, 2006 13,444 0 113 Sep 4, 2007 #4 You need to get some with the Onkyo now.
obscbyclouds Senior Audioholic Mar 22, 2005 586 0 28 Acton, MA Sep 4, 2007 #5 Seth=L said: You need to get some with the Onkyo now. Click to expand... I'm actually thinking of selling the 605 and getting a 705 or 805, because I have an itch to buy an Emotiva RPA-1, and want the pre-outs. Either way, fear not, the Sony has now been demoted to bedroom duty
Seth=L said: You need to get some with the Onkyo now. Click to expand... I'm actually thinking of selling the 605 and getting a 705 or 805, because I have an itch to buy an Emotiva RPA-1, and want the pre-outs. Either way, fear not, the Sony has now been demoted to bedroom duty
darien87 Audioholic Spartan Nov 13, 2005 5,001 0 113 Bay Area Cali, but San Diego is home Sep 4, 2007 #6 Nice set up. How do you keep the Bonsai's alive indoors? I've had a few and they always die after a few months. Yours are a different plant though. The ones I had were Juniper's I think, (the ones that look like little pine trees).
Nice set up. How do you keep the Bonsai's alive indoors? I've had a few and they always die after a few months. Yours are a different plant though. The ones I had were Juniper's I think, (the ones that look like little pine trees).
ParadigmDawg Audioholic Overlord Nov 20, 2006 10,567 0 113 Hiding from Alex Sep 4, 2007 #7 Nothing like a BIG RACK! obscbyclouds said: Probably will be changing my rack out for a bigger one as well. Click to expand...
Nothing like a BIG RACK! obscbyclouds said: Probably will be changing my rack out for a bigger one as well. Click to expand...
obscbyclouds Senior Audioholic Mar 22, 2005 586 0 28 Acton, MA Sep 4, 2007 #8 darien87 said: Nice set up. How do you keep the Bonsai's alive indoors? I've had a few and they always die after a few months. Yours are a different plant though. The ones I had were Juniper's I think, (the ones that look like little pine trees). Click to expand... I have a Chinese Elm, and a Cherry. I think the key to keeping them alive is getting them enough sun. Whenever possible I put them outside (on the windowsill). Some species of tree are more picky than others.
darien87 said: Nice set up. How do you keep the Bonsai's alive indoors? I've had a few and they always die after a few months. Yours are a different plant though. The ones I had were Juniper's I think, (the ones that look like little pine trees). Click to expand... I have a Chinese Elm, and a Cherry. I think the key to keeping them alive is getting them enough sun. Whenever possible I put them outside (on the windowsill). Some species of tree are more picky than others.
Seth=L Audioholic Overlord Sep 26, 2006 13,444 0 113 Sep 4, 2007 #9 obscbyclouds said: I'm actually thinking of selling the 605 and getting a 705 or 805, because I have an itch to buy an Emotiva RPA-1, and want the pre-outs. Either way, fear not, the Sony has now been demoted to bedroom duty Click to expand... If getting an amp is your game then I would suggest waiting until Emotiva releases their HDMI 1.3 hardware.
obscbyclouds said: I'm actually thinking of selling the 605 and getting a 705 or 805, because I have an itch to buy an Emotiva RPA-1, and want the pre-outs. Either way, fear not, the Sony has now been demoted to bedroom duty Click to expand... If getting an amp is your game then I would suggest waiting until Emotiva releases their HDMI 1.3 hardware.
W westcott Audioholic General Jul 8, 2005 1,453 0 0 South of Houston, Texas Sep 5, 2007 #10 Congratulations on the move. I hate moving but it is nice to be in a new place. Keep us posted on you changes!!! In th meantime, enjoy the sound!!!!
Congratulations on the move. I hate moving but it is nice to be in a new place. Keep us posted on you changes!!! In th meantime, enjoy the sound!!!!
W wicked Audioholic Intern Sep 3, 2007 26 0 0 Sep 5, 2007 #11 awsome speakers, set up looks nice. i bet that sounds amazing.
hyghwayman Audioholic Nov 7, 2006 183 0 28 60 Earth for now Sep 11, 2007 #12 Very nice, clean look. I have a question / suggestion, have you tried moving the AV rack closer to the TV and spreading your front mains out? It may give you a larger sound stage. Anywho, very nice system. hyghwayman
Very nice, clean look. I have a question / suggestion, have you tried moving the AV rack closer to the TV and spreading your front mains out? It may give you a larger sound stage. Anywho, very nice system. hyghwayman
B bass addict Junior Audioholic Apr 17, 2004 82 0 0 Sep 11, 2007 #13 hyghwayman said: I have a question / suggestion, have you tried moving the AV rack closer to the TV and spreading your front mains out? It may give you a larger sound stage. hyghwayman Click to expand... Yeah, then we can talk you into a VP150 to replace that 100.
hyghwayman said: I have a question / suggestion, have you tried moving the AV rack closer to the TV and spreading your front mains out? It may give you a larger sound stage. hyghwayman Click to expand... Yeah, then we can talk you into a VP150 to replace that 100.
obscbyclouds Senior Audioholic Mar 22, 2005 586 0 28 Acton, MA Sep 11, 2007 #14 hyghwayman said: Very nice, clean look. I have a question / suggestion, have you tried moving the AV rack closer to the TV and spreading your front mains out? It may give you a larger sound stage. Anywho, very nice system. hyghwayman Click to expand... Yes, I had this at my old place, seemed to cause a lot of reflections, though it did make the soundstage a bit larger. I prefer them closer in, possibly because I listen to more music than movies (about 75%/25%). Reactions: hyghwayman
hyghwayman said: Very nice, clean look. I have a question / suggestion, have you tried moving the AV rack closer to the TV and spreading your front mains out? It may give you a larger sound stage. Anywho, very nice system. hyghwayman Click to expand... Yes, I had this at my old place, seemed to cause a lot of reflections, though it did make the soundstage a bit larger. I prefer them closer in, possibly because I listen to more music than movies (about 75%/25%).
obscbyclouds Senior Audioholic Mar 22, 2005 586 0 28 Acton, MA Sep 11, 2007 #15 bass addict said: Yeah, then we can talk you into a VP150 to replace that 100. Click to expand... That's definately something I'm thinking about for the future.
bass addict said: Yeah, then we can talk you into a VP150 to replace that 100. Click to expand... That's definately something I'm thinking about for the future.
agarwalro Audioholic Ninja Jan 31, 2005 4,320 0 113 Pittsburgh, PA Sep 12, 2007 #16 Very cool setup. Thanks for sharing.
