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Smidget 02-06-02 08:05 PM

My Setup
 
I have a:
TV - Toshiba 40H80 - 40" 16x9
Receiver - harman/kardon AVR 120
DVD Player - Toshiba 6200
Speakers:
Center - NHT Supercenter
Mains - NHT Superones
Surrounds - NHT Superzero XUs
Sub - Acoustic Research S115PS

Pics
Main Setup
Sub
Superone
One of my surrounds with dvds and crazy toys enclosing it :)
My Other surround with my gigantic fight club poster

Would love comments on it! :)

stevevt 02-06-02 08:15 PM

Nice setup.

Is it possible to put the center channel directly on top of the tv? What about moving the receiver to a rack, or at least somewhere it has more space around it?

Also, what about moving your mains down so that the tweeters are closer to ear level? While you can angle them down where they are, I'd think that the reflections off of the ceiling would give you less than these speakers are capable of.

Just a thought or two.

Smidget 02-06-02 08:19 PM

Thanks for all of those comments and strategies for getting even better sound. Problem is I'm working in such a confined space I can't do any of your recommendations. But when I go to college I can't wait to try out all of the different combinations of speaker placement. Thanks!

stevevt 02-06-02 08:24 PM


Originally posted by Smidget
Thanks for all of those comments and strategies for getting even better sound. Problem is I'm working in such a confined space I can't do any of your recommendations. But when I go to college I can't wait to try out all of the different combinations of speaker placement. Thanks!
No prob.

I think I had a boom box before I went to college. :)


How about putting your receiver on top of the dvd player? This would accomplish 2 things:

1) Get the center channel down a bit (although with the mains up high, I guess it's not as important)
2) Get the center channel off of the top of the receiver. Depending on where the vents are on the receiver, this might be a good idea. Heat is a killer.

NotThatGuy 02-06-02 08:32 PM

Wow...nice setup for not even being in college. I am currently on my way out of college and have my eye on a similar tv. :) I have the luxury of having a bit more space (2 bedroom apartment, living alone and spare bedroom is an office) ..though my funds are tight just in case none of my prospective jobs pan out. Keep your fingers crossed and best of luck.

-pedagogue

ps. Dorm rooms are small....you should lend me your tv, i'll take care of it free of charge and I can give your my panasonic 20" flat screen.

jinhopark 02-07-02 10:51 AM

NHT
 
I love those NHT's...

Possible future upgrade: Replace the R/L speakers with the SuperTwo's and throwing the SuperOne's for RS/LS, and then throwing the SuperZero Xu's for a rear center set up.

Smidget 02-20-02 06:47 PM

Little update:
Don't have pics but I went and bought some new speakers :)
TV - Toshiba 40H80 - 40" 16x9
Receiver - harman/kardon AVR 120
DVD Player - Toshiba 6200
Speakers:
Center - NHT Audio Center 1 (AC1)
Mains - NHT VT-2.4s
Surrounds - NHT Superones
Sub - Acoustic Research S115PS

:) Will get pics up eventually! woohoo :)

jeffdsmith 02-20-02 09:32 PM


Originally posted by Smidget
Problem is I'm working in such a confined space I can't do any of your recommendations. But when I go to college I can't wait to try out all of the different combinations of speaker placement. Thanks!
You have all that and you are not even in college?

There is no justice in this world.



Just kidding, I'm just really jealous, and really poor. I don't suppose you want to goto Purdue and need a roommate eh?

Nice equipment. :)

SINGLE104 02-22-02 10:54 AM

your set-up is very nice, BUT! you've should've removed your sneakers in front of your subwoofer before you photograghed it. it may have looked more presentable. just a thought, no offense personally :)


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