Post pics of your DVD collection and HT, Part 5
09-09-04 | 01:31 AM
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Originally posted by Big Worms
What speaker setup is that?
What speaker setup is that?
The towers, center and rears are Klipsch Synergy Series - Model #s KSF 8.5 (fronts), KSC 1 (center), and KSB 2.1 (rears). I've had those for about five years. The sub is a two year old Definitive PF15TL+, and it sounds absolutely incredible. Unfortunately they're all powered by a cheap old Sony STR-DE935 receiver.
The TV is a Sony KV-36FS320, and the DVD player is an outdated Sony 7700.
09-09-04 | 01:36 AM
#103
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Originally posted by cajun_junky
I may run by Meijer's this week and get the DVD shelf.
For those with the Meijer dvd shelves.....
Do the dvds stick out much? The reason I ask is because from the pictures it looks like the dvds stick out a little from the shelf and I was wondering if the dvds collect much dust.
Also, you wouldn't happen to have the height and length? It looks like the depth is approximately the size of a dvd case.
Thanks!!!
I may run by Meijer's this week and get the DVD shelf.
For those with the Meijer dvd shelves.....
Do the dvds stick out much? The reason I ask is because from the pictures it looks like the dvds stick out a little from the shelf and I was wondering if the dvds collect much dust.
Also, you wouldn't happen to have the height and length? It looks like the depth is approximately the size of a dvd case.
Thanks!!!
The DVD's do stick out a little, but it's negligible. IMO, it makes it easier to pull them out. Take a disc from Meijer's DVD section and try it out on the shelf before you buy it!
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09-09-04 | 04:35 AM
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09-09-04 | 09:24 AM
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Originally posted by QuiGonJosh
Open those KB figures! They're too beautiful to be left in boxes!
Open those KB figures! They're too beautiful to be left in boxes!
09-09-04 | 10:01 AM
#108
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
if he plans on selling, keep them in their box, theyre worth more.
if he plans on selling, keep them in their box, theyre worth more.
09-09-04 | 10:38 AM
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Unfortunately, millions of other people share the same state of mind. It's no coincidence that a lot of these sure-fire collector's items demand less than what you paid for down the road. Too many people are concerned with the value of toys instead of their true qualities.
09-09-04 | 10:52 AM
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Originally posted by Al Padrino
Unfortunately, millions of other people share the same state of mind. It's no coincidence that a lot of these sure-fire collector's items demand less than what you paid for down the road. Too many people are concerned with the value of toys instead of their true qualities.
Unfortunately, millions of other people share the same state of mind. It's no coincidence that a lot of these sure-fire collector's items demand less than what you paid for down the road. Too many people are concerned with the value of toys instead of their true qualities.
09-09-04 | 12:05 PM
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I recently got them and been back and forth with opening them or not, I'm obviously not gonna play with them and I like that packaging..but then Again I might open them down the line but I'll probably keep the Quentin Crazy 88 in box
09-09-04 | 12:41 PM
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I recently made myself a new shelf and thought I'd post it. I had made a shelf close to two years ago that was overflowing with DVDs (my games weren't even on it anymore), so I needed to upgrade. While I am not sure I am a fan of out-in-the-open approach, living in a duplex, I have little choice. This is only meant to last until my wife and I get a house as well.
It goes floor to ceiling and has ten shelves total. At capacity it can hold 600 DVDs. I mounted it to the wall (screwed into studs) to insure no tippage or moving (baby in the house). I may have to find some way to block off lower shelves though as once our son is crawling, he may prove to be a disaster to organization.
Sorry for the crappy picture, I took it at night and sized it down considerably.
It goes floor to ceiling and has ten shelves total. At capacity it can hold 600 DVDs. I mounted it to the wall (screwed into studs) to insure no tippage or moving (baby in the house). I may have to find some way to block off lower shelves though as once our son is crawling, he may prove to be a disaster to organization.
Sorry for the crappy picture, I took it at night and sized it down considerably.
09-09-04 | 05:35 PM
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Originally posted by outer-edge
I recently made myself a new shelf and thought I'd post it. I had made a shelf close to two years ago that was overflowing with DVDs (my games weren't even on it anymore), so I needed to upgrade. While I am not sure I am a fan of out-in-the-open approach, living in a duplex, I have little choice. This is only meant to last until my wife and I get a house as well.
It goes floor to ceiling and has ten shelves total. At capacity it can hold 600 DVDs. I mounted it to the wall (screwed into studs) to insure no tippage or moving (baby in the house). I may have to find some way to block off lower shelves though as once our son is crawling, he may prove to be a disaster to organization.
Sorry for the crappy picture, I took it at night and sized it down considerably.
I recently made myself a new shelf and thought I'd post it. I had made a shelf close to two years ago that was overflowing with DVDs (my games weren't even on it anymore), so I needed to upgrade. While I am not sure I am a fan of out-in-the-open approach, living in a duplex, I have little choice. This is only meant to last until my wife and I get a house as well.
It goes floor to ceiling and has ten shelves total. At capacity it can hold 600 DVDs. I mounted it to the wall (screwed into studs) to insure no tippage or moving (baby in the house). I may have to find some way to block off lower shelves though as once our son is crawling, he may prove to be a disaster to organization.
Sorry for the crappy picture, I took it at night and sized it down considerably.
09-09-04 | 06:02 PM
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Until I get a new digital camera, this link will have to do. I created renders of what I have and what I want - enjoy!
http://www.hometheaterdiscussion.com...500&ppuser=393
http://www.hometheaterdiscussion.com...500&ppuser=393
09-09-04 | 06:06 PM
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Originally posted by Al Padrino
Unfortunately, millions of other people share the same state of mind. It's no coincidence that a lot of these sure-fire collector's items demand less than what you paid for down the road. Too many people are concerned with the value of toys instead of their true qualities.
Unfortunately, millions of other people share the same state of mind. It's no coincidence that a lot of these sure-fire collector's items demand less than what you paid for down the road. Too many people are concerned with the value of toys instead of their true qualities.
Plus for some reason I have the worst luck with standing figures. They always want to fall down on me. The little bastards. Plus the figures I buy (the DC Animated Uni stuff: Batman: TAS, Justice League, etc) isn't really poseable like the McFarlane stuff. Ok done defending myself now
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09-09-04 | 06:57 PM
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Originally posted by NitroJMS
What Spider-Man figure is that?
What Spider-Man figure is that?
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09-09-04 | 09:29 PM
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Originally posted by issues
Nice rack. How much did it set you back and how did you find the studs? Whats the wxhxd
Nice rack. How much did it set you back and how did you find the studs? Whats the wxhxd
I used a stud finder to locate the wall studs. The shelf is wide enough to have screws in two different studs in each of the brace pieces on the back.
It is 8' tall, 3' wide, and 6" deep.
09-09-04 | 10:23 PM
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From: NYC * See da name? Go get me some coffee...
RandomGuy, That's the same tv and same stand! I love that stand! It's so nice looking with the Sony.
That Sony has one amazing picture!
That Sony has one amazing picture!
Last edited by Get Me Coffee; 09-09-04 at 10:38 PM.