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Old 04-19-04, 09:05 AM
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And to think that before I got here I thought 180+ dvds was alot.
It's an on-going battle man. Before long you'll be saying 'And to think my 600+ DVD collection was alot.'
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Old 04-19-04, 09:08 AM
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Can anyone post a picture of the Billy bookcases with the glass doors installed? Im debating about buying the doors for them, but I like the idea of cutting a lot of dust out.

And have we heard an answer on the depth 'problem' for these shelves. Or did the OP of the shelves also use foam?
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Old 04-19-04, 09:15 AM
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Originally posted by steebo777
It's an on-going battle man. Before long you'll be saying 'And to think my 600+ DVD collection was alot.'
Hey, how the film fest go? Sorry I couldn't make it. Also, a to the DVD of the week. I'll have to check it out since it looks very educational.
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Does anyone out there have a Lovan Essence TV stand? I was looking at the Lovan website and they have a really great overstock price on it right now. However stores that carry Lovan in my area do not carry it and the pictures on the websites never truly show how good/bad something looks like. If anyone has an opinion or possibly pictures of one intheir setup I would appreciate thoughts about it. I am more into the wood look instead of the metal glass look of most stands out there.
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Old 04-19-04, 09:37 AM
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Originally posted by REL77
You definitly need to fill up them bookshelves with more dvd's. As your Attorney, i advise you to start buying dvd's heavily!

Not to stray too far off track, but I use the same line on my cats when they make too much noise: "As your attorney, I advise you to shut the **** up!" Man I love that movie.

Anyway, I'll post pics later in this spot.
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Originally posted by retihsuhnt
And have we heard an answer on the depth 'problem' for these shelves. Or did the OP of the shelves also use foam?
No, I did not use foam. The depth is deeper than a DVD. I just pushed them up to the front for the pic (easier to view this way). There's no miracle technology involved. Normally, I have them pushed all the way to the back with a few trinkets in front of them.
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Old 04-19-04, 09:52 AM
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Originally posted by retihsuhnt

And have we heard an answer on the depth 'problem' for these shelves. Or did the OP of the shelves also use foam?
No, i do not use Foam, i just push them to back, i like that look better personally, to each their own...
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Old 04-19-04, 10:34 AM
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prymal and REL77...

Thanks for your feedback! I'm still gonna look into the foam, if it isn't a cost-prohibitive measure. Hobby Lobby might also be a place to look besides Garden Ridge - I'll let ya know!
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Originally posted by DVD-ho78(DTS)
Hey, how the film fest go? Sorry I couldn't make it. Also, a to the DVD of the week. I'll have to check it out since it looks very educational.
Film Fest was great! About 25 people came in and out throughout the weekend. Saturday night was crazy. Midnight came around... which meant Army of Darkness came on. Everyone there just started going nuts, and we began the Drink 'N' Ash (everytime a deadite comes on screen or when BC says anything derrogatory or cheesy, you drink one). Needless to say, most of us don't remember the rest of the night.

The only bummer of the weekend was watching Naked Lunch Sunday at like 3pm. The movie was not in the right time slot, and just seemed to drag on, and caused me to take a nice two hour nap

The next Film Fest is going to be intense: 3 Days. 15 Movies. Too many hours.
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Originally posted by MisterMidnite
My HT and dvds

Sony 60" GWIII LCD


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Is that the game on the tv? If so that is incredible.
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I wish that was the game. That was the Reds vs Cubs on Wgn.
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My addic...err hobby
What shelving units are those?
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What shelving units are those?
Those are the Billy Bookcases from IKEA. I just got the shorter version, because the long version wouldn't fit in my car. As you can see I have a long way to go before I fill those up.
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Originally posted by steebo777
The next Film Fest is going to be intense: 3 Days. 15 Movies. Too many hours.
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Also, guys I was wondering if the glass doors are clear. There are a couple of Billy cabinets that show the clear glass doors but the ones that cost $80 that u can attach to the cases we are talking about above dont seem to be clean in the picture. Im looking at the grey metallic ones. Any one buy any of these and vouch for them?
I just bought 4 Billy bookcases( in the beech finish) with 4 sets of grey metallic doors with frosted glass and can definitely vouch for them. They are very elegant and sleek. They look much more expensive than what you actually pay for them.

FYI, the grey metal doors are the only ones that come with the frosted glass. All the other glass doors come with the clear, see-through glass.
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Rusty...

Can you put the doors on post-assembly? That is, if I buy and assemble the cases, could I put the doors on later?

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Originally posted by RockyMtnBri
Rusty...

Can you put the doors on post-assembly?
Yes. You could conceivably buy the bookcase first on its own, take it home and load it up, and then go back and get the doors another day.

The only catch is that the hinge mechanism takes up some of the slots that would normally hold a bookshelf. In other words, if you put the doors on, you won't be able to have seven evenly spaced shelfs per unit, the way Prymal has his bookcases set up. You can still get seven shelves on there (don't forget to buy the extra shelves!) but you'll have to store the DVDs on the top shelf on their side instead of vertically.

By the way, a big thanks to Prymal for posting his pics here in the first place and giving me the idea to get the Billys. I just moved into a new apartment in NYC and these cases are perfect for small living spaces.

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Old 04-19-04, 04:44 PM
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Well, that ain't gonna work for me! I bought 12 glass shelves so I could have 8 shelves (center brace and bottom included) in each bookcase. I'm getting the metallic finish ones this weekend (for real this time), and the "metal" and glass look should be nice.

Thanks Rusty for the quick feedback - now you've gotta post a picture!!
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Ahhhghh! All of your DVDs are drunk!!!

Stand 'em up straight!
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well, i tried to pick some that were more classy, not just some scantily clad chicks
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Old 05-02-04, 03:16 PM
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I know.. the wires are a mess. I'm too lazy to make them look nicer and unfortunately I live in an apartment so I can't run them behind the wall.





And yeah, my DVD Profiler needs updating..
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I know.. the wires are a mess. I'm too lazy to make them look nicer and unfortunately I live in an apartment so I can't run them behind the wall.
I'm embarrassed for you and for me.
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can you not just get a stand for that thing and set it on a TV Stand...
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Originally posted by QuiGonJosh
can you not just get a stand for that thing and set it on a TV Stand...
You mean to hide the wires? Well I could, but one of the reasons I bought a plasma in the first place was to not have to do that. That's the cool thing about it is being able to hang it on the wall like a piece of art. I'm hoping to buy a house soon and at that point I will conceal the wires better... this is just a temporary setup.
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