Post Pictures of your home theater *PIC*

[rusty]

I'd be interested in seeing what everyone has for their home theather setups.

Hopefully everyone wants to post.

Here's mine. Its a 50" Sony SXRD TV with a Pioneer VSX-1015 receiver, PS3, and CJD's RS150 speakers LCR.
Not Pictures: 2 pairs of Acoustech Surround Speakers for the 7.1 setup.

Yes, no subwoofer pictured.. I'm in the process of starting a Rythmik Audio DS1500.

[Bruce]

No dedicated HT room here.
Oppo 971H DVD player, Technics CD player, Yammie RX-V1500 receiver, Optoma H27 projector, 92" Greywolf II screen, Audax WMTW CC, Modula MT fronts and surrounds, Bravox/Audax rears, Quatro 15 sub w/Dayton SA240W amp, Peerless XLS10sub w/Dayton 250W amp, 6 BassShakers w/Audiosource 150W amp.

[Wolf]

Marianas is behind the seating position to the left, and the surrounds are not shown, which are currently the W3-517S1-DCR Tang Band project. I don't have the Sir Audinums present at the moment, and the Bittie-Boom V2 are unconnected presently. Of course, all the other projects are available for rotation. The Comp'8 is hooked up, but depends on the time whether Marianas or it take the role. Center needs to be replaced with a better unit.
Later,
Wolf

[nick29498141]

What the hip-hop-heck is that CC? It looks familiar, but I'm not sure what it is...

NK

[Wolf]

> What the hip-hop-heck is that CC? It looks
> familiar, but I'm not sure what it is...

> NK

"Music-Master M8C"; It's a paper AlNiCo-mag coax, that uses a .5" VC for the woofer, and the frame is the return-path for the tweeter. THESE ARE OLD!!! My uncle assembled them into some formerly tweed grilled cabs (that's what it's in, minus the tweed), most likely back in the 60s. The terminals are thumb-screws that thread in, so rings, spades, or bare-wire are the modus operandi. Sensitivity is high, and xmax is about 1-2mm. I would not think it's more than a 15W driver. Elmer's glue fixes the cone-tears if they happen, and I've had a few. I think it's because they are sooo old they are starting to degrade. There is a mylar(?) cap in series with the 2.5" cone tweeter. They don't sound terribibble, and I might do a back-loaded horn with them eventually for fun. Needs a coil on the woofer....
Later,
Wolf

[mikebw]

I still don't have a HT receiver at home. I was kinda hoping my dad would give me his, but I don't think that's gonna happen...

That and my living room isn't that big anyway, so for now I'm still rocking the 27" Samsung HDTV (CRT) and a pair of the Insignias.

Someday, hopefully soon, I will decide on a receiver that suits my needs and fits in the budget. I have been holding out for one with more than 1 DVI input with video upconversion from all sources. 5/6/7.1 doesn't matter.

I just brought the quatro 15/240 combo home from a friends house, but it's so huge I don't know what to do with it. It's in my car for now...

I think the real solution is a bigger house, but that's in the FUTURE...

> I'd be interested in seeing what everyone
> has for their home theather setups.

> Hopefully everyone wants to post.

> Here's mine. Its a 50" Sony SXRD TV
> with a Pioneer VSX-1015 receiver, PS3, and
> CJD's RS150 speakers LCR.
> Not Pictures: 2 pairs of Acoustech Surround
> Speakers for the 7.1 setup.

> Yes, no subwoofer pictured.. I'm in the
> process of starting a Rythmik Audio DS1500.

[rebellion]

Provided Link: http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/c...t=DSC_0060.jpg


Here's mine.

[rebellion]

Provided Link: http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/c...t=DSC_0053.jpg


Huumm, for unknown reason it is not showing up pic so heres the link to mine then.
<A HREF="http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/c...t=DSC_0053.jpg">http://s213.photobucket.com/albums/c...t=DSC_0053.jpg</A>

[matthewkolson]

Provided Link: front view


I dunno if this'll work or not, here's my work in progress

yammy receiver, infocus sp5000 proj, digital cable, 12x rs225 subwoofer and hpsa1000 amp... hmm what else, 108 diag SMX screen, 3x dedicated 20A circuits wired w/ 10awg. ...diy speaks

-Matthew K. Olson DMD

[Andy_G]

Yammy AV receiver, Pioneer DVD, 50" LG screen with 250Mb HDD

Shorter speakers are the HT system, 15" sub either side.

Tall speakers are driven by Dynacos (can see them through the glass), and the bass by an amp, cd etc over to the right

[Todd G.]

Taken from the balcony off my bedroom..........I wish. My HT's still in sheetrock after the renters I leased my house to used the room as a cat sanctuary. I had to gut it down to bare studs and seal everything. I'm just now getting the last of the sheetrock rehung. I finished replacing part of the wiring last night. Forty cats and all their waste makes for a fine mess.

[rebellion]

Hi Andy,
I'm curious how's your sound quality. Have you compared yours with any other manufactures?

[ktaillon]

Provided Link: Speaker Pics


Here's the semi finished Pic, I still need to paint the walls.

You can find the rest of the Pics in the link below

[rustysfriend]

32" Westinghouse LCD Tv
Toshiba HD-A3
Onkyo TX-SR805
Old Sony Jukebox
Nintendo Wii
Nintendo SNES
2x Infinity Beta 40
Infinity Beta 360
AV123 MFW-15
MythTV PC
Not pictured: 2x Infinity Beta ES250

[martyh]

HARDWARE:
52" Mitsubishi DLP
Pioneer Elite VSX-52TX (surprisingly nice unit!)
Yamaha DVD S2500 (piece of junk. On its good days it boots up in under three minutes and recognizes the disk after 3-4 attempts)

Speakers:
Mains: Wayne J's Eros MKII's (lovely!).
Center: My knockoff of the Cynosure (with 6 RS-125's and a Dayton Silkie).
Surrounds: Four Vifa D19-05TD tweets and Dayton 5.25" DC130's.
Sub: 12" Titanic MKIII w/ SA-240 amp in a sealed 3 cubic ft box.

I've moved the sub to a different area of the room and have the surrounds placed high and angled downward into the listening area. With some funky room angles and a 10' opening into the dining room, the sweet spot is marginalized, but for HT it really doesn't matter too much. for music I only run the Eros anyway - how I love those speakers!

[martyh]

[Chris Roemer]

[Wolf]

You have to have a webhost, like Photobucket, and copy a link to the picture from there. Your file from your computer will not show up, unless everyone in the world has constant access to your computer, which we know is just not possible.
Later,
Wolf

[martyh]

> You have to have a webhost, like
> Photobucket, and copy a link to the picture
> from there. Your file from your computer
> will not show up, unless everyone in the
> world has constant access to your computer,
> which we know is just not possible.
> Later,
> Wolf

We used to be able to upload a single picture that way before, but obviously that changed. Oh well....thanks Wolf.

[Wolf]

> We used to be able to upload a single
> picture that way before, but obviously that
> changed. Oh well....thanks Wolf.

I was never able to post pictures until Photobucket was started. To my knowledge, *this forum* has never operated that way.
Later,
Wolf