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c0v3rr1d3
Just re-did the HT in my apt this weekend, after debating going high end all around, i decided to save some money, piece together a decent HTIB type setup and save the extra 2 grand and get a nice 2 channel tube setup for my bedroom/listening room. The apt living room is about 150 square feet so big speakers aren't needed. Got the setup below plus stands and an oppo dv-980H plus all the new cables i needed from monoprice for around 150 and i'm loving it so far. Probably be picking up a vp20 or vp30 soon.

Receiver - Onkyo TX-SR605
Front L/R - Mordaunt Short Premiere 302
Center - Mordaunt Short Premiere 304C
Surround L/R - Mordaunt Short Premiere 302
Surround Back L/R - Bose 4001
Front Sub - Mordaunt Short Avant 907

Rest of the HT consists of:
HTPC - for OTA HD and DVR cababilities and video/music streaming
xbox 360
wii
Pioneer cld-704 laserdisc player and lexicon ldd-1 ac-3 demodulator

TV: Viewsonic 32" LCD running at native res through the HTPC and 720p for everything else

Projector / Screen: Home built PJ currently at 720p will be upgrading to 1080p soon, have the parts just have to put it together. 120" Da-lite high power screen.

will get some pics of the new setup up soon.

Since i'm just about done with my 2nd PJ build i decided to get some pics up of the HT.

I live in an apt so space is at a premium, though since it is a 2 bdr. it is a decent size. I belive the living room is 17x12 (lxw)

So far this is what is currently in the room, most is pieced together from stuff me and my roomate have had before and during college, definatly not audiophile stuff since i can't afford what i would love to have. I'll get model numbers later.
  • Audio Setup
    • Sony 7.1 Receiver
    • Onkyo CD player
    • Front Speakers - Bose 4001 Floor Standing
    • Center Channel - TBN
    • Left/Right Surround - Pionner Bookshelf
    • Left/Right Rear - TBN
    • Subwoofer - Sony 8"
  • Video Setup
    • Selfbuilt HD 720p Projector. Image size around 123" diagonal
    • 27" CRT Tv for when there is too much light in the room
    • Selfbuilt HTPC
      • Abit IC7-Max 3 Mobo (onboard gigabit lan/7.1 optical toslink/sata raid)
      • Intel 3.06 P4 oc to 3.2
      • 1.5gb Memory
      • 2 80gb Western digital HD's Will be upgrade when i get a chance
      • 2 ATI Theater 550 Standard Tv Receivers
      • 1 ATI HDTV Wonder Card
      • ATI 9600xt Video Card
      • Running Media Center 2005 with AC3filter/nvidia purview/ffdshow/xvid/pc anywhere
      • DVI 2 Component adapter for output to the tv and vga output to the PJ
      • Digital Optical toslink out to the reciever
    • XBOX 360
      • Compenet out for the tv, VGA out for the PJ
      • Digital Toslink 2 Digital Coaxial output for audio to the reciever
  • Screen
    • On order Da-lite HighPower 7'x9' Screen.
    • Currently a sheet hanging over the door opening and the wall smile.gif
Will Add more info when i get a chance.

And since it is a HT room the walls are decorated with movie/actresses posters.

Rear Speakers and Sub are behind the couches







c0v3rr1d3
High Power Screen Installed

c0v3rr1d3
updated
Solarex
how much did you paid for that screen?
c0v3rr1d3
QUOTE (Solarex @ Nov 21 2007, 01:19 AM) *
how much did you paid for that screen?


i belive around 450 shipped.
scottio2k
ouch $450 screen

Note: my 108" powered LL screen came in today smile.gif
arkcom
Your living room is 1500 square feet?
c0v3rr1d3
ha, opps, never noticed that typo there.. thx. its roughly 150 sqft.


QUOTE (arkcom @ Jan 5 2008, 07:28 PM) *
Your living room is 1500 square feet?
c0v3rr1d3
QUOTE (scottio2k @ Jan 5 2008, 05:03 PM) *
ouch $450 screen

Note: my 108" powered LL screen came in today smile.gif


nice. Yeah its the da-lite Model C high power 2.8 gain screen. 7'x9' so thats why it was 450ish
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