I'm boored and want to see your home theater setup

[ReiKo]

Dayumn... I'm going into the donut business...

 

[DBK]

TV : Pioneer Elite Pro-FHD1
Speakers: B&W CM7's
Amp and Pre-amp: Arcam FMJ C31 and FMJ P35

and a PS3 I use for a Blu-Ray player.

We can't really run a home theater because of the way the room is. The stuff is more for music than TV, but it works nice either way.

Mike94ZLt1 hung my TV and ran the wires.

 

[Quick86]

^^ Where'd you get that stand?

 

[Rat]

I have a 65 inch Sony HDTV with a Bose Lifestyle 28 system. I ran all the wires before the room was finished so no wires are exposed. The Bose speakers are all mounted to the ceiling. My lighting is also recessed on dimmer switches. I might post some pics later.

 

[LTLHOMER]

http://motownmuscle.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43474&highlight=movie

 

[LTLHOMER]

My uncle has a pretty sweet setup:

 

[DBK]

^^ Where'd you get that stand?

My wife bought it like 3 years ago at Art Van. It's not meant to be A/V furniture but it works because we don't put a ton of shit on it.

 

[JScottGT]

Here's my setup...

Panasonic 42" Plasma
Pioneer Receiver
Motorolla HD-DVR Cable Box
Phillips Up-Convert DVD

Right behind the wall the TV is mounted on is the laundry room. I have all the wires run back there so there is none visible.

 

[Tin]

When I do my home theater, Ill probably go with 2 monoblock tube amplifiers for the fronts (B&W 703 speakers), B&W 705s for the rears, B&W HTM7 for the center, and a couple of Dayton 12" reference series subs. Go big or go home. Ill build it in an HTPC...Prodigy 7.1 Hifi soundcard, LM4562NA opamps...mmm mmm mmm sexay.

 

[JACKO]

43" Hitachi projection
Technics Receiver
Panisonic DVD player
Brighthouse DVR cable box
Polk 5.1 surround with powered sub.




JACKO

 

[98yellowcobra]

Denon is the ONLY way to go for recievers... :rockwoot:

Harmon Kardon ftw

 

[seXysiXer]

73" Mitsubishi HD

all the speakers hanging around the room

we are watching the game rightnow

:rockwoot:

 

[cjmatt]

hahaha the expression your kid is making is priceless