Whitey80 Senior Audioholic Jul 3, 2008 746 0 63 Denver, CO Apr 12, 2010 #1 I'm a budget conscious fella' (hence living in an apartment), not impressive, but here's what's in the pics: -Panasonic Viera 50" Plasma -Panasonic BD601 Blu-Ray player -Xbox 360 w/HD DVD drive -Monster HTS2600 -Pioneer Elite VSX92TXh -1TB hard drive attached to Xbox 3/4 full of music -Boston Acoustics VR965's in front with VRC center -Boston Acoustics VR940's as surrounds with VR910 as rear (on each side and on top of bookshelves) -1TB hard drive attached to Xbox 3/4 full of music -Monster and Ethereal cabling throughout In one photo you can see my fully restored 1935 oak with vera inlay Silvertone radio in the hall. And if you care about guitars, thats a quilted ash Dean EQA and a Godin 5th Avenue. Room layout isn't exactly ideal, but it's what works best for the odd space with halls, stairs and doors everywhere, and the way-too-big mirror keeps me from feeling claustrophobic! (Yes, I'm very aware that the photos are basically terrible and blurry! Camera phone's take a finesse that do not possess!) Attachments 2010-04-12-09.10.51.jpg 34.4 KB · Views: 874 2010-04-12-09.11.22.jpg 35.2 KB · Views: 794 2010-04-12-09.11.59.jpg 37.8 KB · Views: 783 2010-04-12-09.12.24.jpg 34 KB · Views: 830 2010-04-12-09.14.26.jpg 39.3 KB · Views: 764 Last edited: Apr 12, 2010
I'm a budget conscious fella' (hence living in an apartment), not impressive, but here's what's in the pics: -Panasonic Viera 50" Plasma -Panasonic BD601 Blu-Ray player -Xbox 360 w/HD DVD drive -Monster HTS2600 -Pioneer Elite VSX92TXh -1TB hard drive attached to Xbox 3/4 full of music -Boston Acoustics VR965's in front with VRC center -Boston Acoustics VR940's as surrounds with VR910 as rear (on each side and on top of bookshelves) -1TB hard drive attached to Xbox 3/4 full of music -Monster and Ethereal cabling throughout In one photo you can see my fully restored 1935 oak with vera inlay Silvertone radio in the hall. And if you care about guitars, thats a quilted ash Dean EQA and a Godin 5th Avenue. Room layout isn't exactly ideal, but it's what works best for the odd space with halls, stairs and doors everywhere, and the way-too-big mirror keeps me from feeling claustrophobic! (Yes, I'm very aware that the photos are basically terrible and blurry! Camera phone's take a finesse that do not possess!)
Ito Full Audioholic Dec 26, 2008 486 0 0 Wisconsin Apr 12, 2010 #2 Slick apartment dude. Don't know how I feel about the wall colors though
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Apr 12, 2010 #3 Nice setup. 3.1 or 3.0 or did I miss the surrounds? I am going to give you the same recommendation that for some reason is universally something that so many do incorrectly: pull your main speakers away from the wall. You have room to do it though the left might be a bit touchy.
Nice setup. 3.1 or 3.0 or did I miss the surrounds? I am going to give you the same recommendation that for some reason is universally something that so many do incorrectly: pull your main speakers away from the wall. You have room to do it though the left might be a bit touchy.
Whitey80 Senior Audioholic Jul 3, 2008 746 0 63 Denver, CO Apr 12, 2010 #4 It's 6.2 There are a pair of VR940 towers on each side of the bookcase and a VR910 sitting in the middle of it. As far as pulling those fronts from the wall, I would love to, but it would block entry to the hallway right there, they are already in the way.
It's 6.2 There are a pair of VR940 towers on each side of the bookcase and a VR910 sitting in the middle of it. As far as pulling those fronts from the wall, I would love to, but it would block entry to the hallway right there, they are already in the way.
surveyor Audioholic Chief Nov 7, 2003 944 0 28 Apr 12, 2010 #5 Looks Great Your living room looks great- I like the colors. Nice System, Surveyor
GO-NAD! Audioholic Warlord Apr 7, 2009 8,253 0 113 Nova Scotia, Canada Apr 13, 2010 #6 I'm a budget conscious fella' Monster and Ethereal cabling throughout Click to expand... Are you sure you're budget concious? Just kidding!
I'm a budget conscious fella' Monster and Ethereal cabling throughout Click to expand... Are you sure you're budget concious? Just kidding!
Whitey80 Senior Audioholic Jul 3, 2008 746 0 63 Denver, CO Apr 13, 2010 #7 GO-NAD! said: Are you sure you're budget concious? Just kidding! Click to expand... One of my tattoo clients is a theater installer.....2 1m Monster HDMI, 1 2m Monster HDMI, 2 4m Monster LFE cables, 120' 14g Ethereal speaker cabling, 1 2m optical, 1 6m Ethereal Dcim + 24 Monster Quick Connect banana plugs cost me less than $100.
GO-NAD! said: Are you sure you're budget concious? Just kidding! Click to expand... One of my tattoo clients is a theater installer.....2 1m Monster HDMI, 1 2m Monster HDMI, 2 4m Monster LFE cables, 120' 14g Ethereal speaker cabling, 1 2m optical, 1 6m Ethereal Dcim + 24 Monster Quick Connect banana plugs cost me less than $100.
GO-NAD! Audioholic Warlord Apr 7, 2009 8,253 0 113 Nova Scotia, Canada Apr 13, 2010 #8 Whitey80 said: One of my tattoo clients is a theater installer.....2 1m Monster HDMI, 1 2m Monster HDMI, 2 4m Monster LFE cables, 120' 14g Ethereal speaker cabling, 1 2m optical, 1 6m Ethereal Dcim + 24 Monster Quick Connect banana plugs cost me less than $100. Click to expand... Boy, that was certainly cheap! But it also indicates how much they mark their stuff up, eh?
Whitey80 said: One of my tattoo clients is a theater installer.....2 1m Monster HDMI, 1 2m Monster HDMI, 2 4m Monster LFE cables, 120' 14g Ethereal speaker cabling, 1 2m optical, 1 6m Ethereal Dcim + 24 Monster Quick Connect banana plugs cost me less than $100. Click to expand... Boy, that was certainly cheap! But it also indicates how much they mark their stuff up, eh?
Whitey80 Senior Audioholic Jul 3, 2008 746 0 63 Denver, CO Apr 19, 2010 #10 Just added.....Dayton Titanic MKIII 15" Attachments 2010-04-19 09.05.16.jpg 38.8 KB · Views: 682
R ribonzz Audioholic Intern Jan 14, 2010 25 0 0 May 14, 2010 #11 Whoaa! I'm looking for that dayton ! How much does it cost??
