Post pics of your DVD collection and HT, Part 10
#578
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Originally Posted by Dvdlovr24
Now you just need to replace all of those Pan & Scan DVDs with the Widescreen version.
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Originally Posted by visitor Q
Damn, you guys really need to learn how to use imageshack thumb nails. I have cable so no probs here, but damn .. I'd hate to have anything else and click on this link .. not to mention the storage space the pix take up here. Oh well.
Great collections though .. and gear!!!
Great collections though .. and gear!!!
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Originally Posted by Toy-Gun
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You must work by the shops at legacy, There is a Maybach and a nice Bently Continental GT parked there sometimes.
You must work by the shops at legacy, There is a Maybach and a nice Bently Continental GT parked there sometimes.
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Originally Posted by movieguru
Mellish,
How big is your screen and how tall is the ceiling in your room/
How big is your screen and how tall is the ceiling in your room/
Just under 7' ceiling.
95" diagonal screen. (DIY Parkland Plastics special.)
#586
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This is the first time I've posted my setup.
Setup in the basement.
This is the pool table behind the seating area.
Everything is controlled with this. It makes things so easy.
Setup in the basement.
This is the pool table behind the seating area.
Everything is controlled with this. It makes things so easy.
Last edited by Byron_T; 01-27-07 at 01:49 PM.
#587
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Originally Posted by beavis69
Bryone_T that stand to the left, how many dvds does it hold? Im looking at picking that up but i just wanted to make sure it holds near what it says it holds
It will hold 18 single width DVD's per shelf, so thats 504. Double width and box sets will obviously bring that number down.
#593
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Originally Posted by Sabrett
Byron, nice setup...but why does your Die Hard Trilogy look like someone ran over it with a truck?
#594
Byron_T ... not a big fan of entertainment centers, but I do say, a very slick and rich look to your set up!! Very nice.
Question .. I like the choice in paint for the walls. But does that particular color give off much reflection when watching films at night? I currently have a .. what I would call .. a forest green textured paint surface and it works perfectly - in that it doesn't reflect and the main focus stays on the viewing screen. Do you get the same effect with the reddish paint? Thanks in advance.
Question .. I like the choice in paint for the walls. But does that particular color give off much reflection when watching films at night? I currently have a .. what I would call .. a forest green textured paint surface and it works perfectly - in that it doesn't reflect and the main focus stays on the viewing screen. Do you get the same effect with the reddish paint? Thanks in advance.
#595
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Originally Posted by visitor Q
Question .. I like the choice in paint for the walls. But does that particular color give off much reflection when watching films at night? I currently have a .. what I would call .. a forest green textured paint surface and it works perfectly - in that it doesn't reflect and the main focus stays on the viewing screen. Do you get the same effect with the reddish paint? Thanks in advance.
Last edited by Byron_T; 01-27-07 at 09:19 PM.
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Byron,
Great set up!!
Where did you get the entertainment center? And if you don't mind me asking, how much did it set you back?
Reason I ask is because we're in the planning stages of finishing the basement and that looks perfect.
Great set up!!
Where did you get the entertainment center? And if you don't mind me asking, how much did it set you back?
Reason I ask is because we're in the planning stages of finishing the basement and that looks perfect.
#599
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Originally Posted by DVDMagic
Byron,
Great set up!!
Where did you get the entertainment center? And if you don't mind me asking, how much did it set you back?
Reason I ask is because we're in the planning stages of finishing the basement and that looks perfect.
Great set up!!
Where did you get the entertainment center? And if you don't mind me asking, how much did it set you back?
Reason I ask is because we're in the planning stages of finishing the basement and that looks perfect.
Thanks for all the compliments on my setup. It took me about 6 months to get everything done since I was doing most everything myself. It's amazing how nice a setup you can get for a reasonable price if you're willing to do the work yourself.
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Well, it's no where near what a lot of you guys have done. I have to share the family room, so this is the best I can currently do in this house. It's definately not the ideal set up, but it's better than nothing.
Infocus IN72 projector
Elite Screens 100" 16:9 pullup
Oppo 971 DVD Player (DVI connection to projector)
Kenwood 405 HTiB 600 watts
Infocus IN72 projector
Elite Screens 100" 16:9 pullup
Oppo 971 DVD Player (DVI connection to projector)
Kenwood 405 HTiB 600 watts
Last edited by Star Wars Guy; 01-28-07 at 09:48 PM.