View Full Version : What kind of home theater setups does everyone have?
chadomac
02-06-2010, 07:54 PM
just starting to build mine again was wondering what everyone has?
87stangbbb
02-06-2010, 08:02 PM
you shouldn't try to be like everyone else.lol J/K
Kevin1989
02-06-2010, 08:33 PM
i got a Tv with my my xbox hooked up to it. for music i have a computer with a bunch of songs on it i turn up really loud.
aperacer
02-06-2010, 08:38 PM
Yamaha tuner
Definitive Technologies speakers
Samsung lcd tv
Get a nice used Bose system. Smaller speakers and have unbelievable sound quality.
cobrajoe
02-06-2010, 08:50 PM
AR front's
AR self powered sub
Kenwood receiver soon to be replaced
Plans:
Replace Kenwood receiver with a 7.1 or higher
2nd set of AR's
possibly a ATI amp:rockon:
Alesis EQ http://www.alesis.com/deq830
306Power
02-06-2010, 10:27 PM
JVC 7.1 channel reciever (in case I want to go with a 7.1 in the future)
JBL 6.1 speakers
5 disc DVD player that I use for CD's as well
Samsung 27 inch flat screen LCD TV
XBOX 360 (obviously)
Some old ass VCR
RIXXX93GT
02-07-2010, 12:09 AM
onkyo receiver
mirage fronts
def tech center
paradigm rears
onkyo powered sub
Pioneer Elite receiver
Klipsch Reference -fronts/center
NHT - rears
Earthquake sub
I need to update the receive to the latest/greatest but for now it still cranks!
CNTLOSE
02-07-2010, 10:08 AM
I just have the Bose 321 system. Nice crisp sound, but not a lot of base. Sounds great though if you are going to use it in a small space.
Goldenpony
02-07-2010, 11:46 AM
50" Pioneer Plasma TV (1080P)
Yamaha HTR-5590 AV Receiver (Big Dog)
Bose speakers all around (front, center, rear channels)
Panasonic VHS Player
Sony Blu Ray DVD player
Cerwin-Vega Powered Subwoofer
Technics 6 Disc CD Player
Time Warner HD Digital Cable
03z06vette
02-07-2010, 11:59 AM
Bose, is the best sound and best warranty.
Bose, is the best sound and best warranty.
Not sure about warranty but as far as sound, a person can do much better with less money. Bose is the "Monster Cable" of speakers....a product of incredible marketing. Go to about any high end audiophile site and see what the professionals/experts say about Bose.
cobrajoe
02-08-2010, 06:26 AM
Now I would love to have this sub:
http://www.sunfire.com/productdetail.asp?id=8
my buddy has one and it's sick!
cstreu1026
02-08-2010, 08:18 AM
Up stairs I have a Kenwood Home Theater in a box set up with a. In the family room I have a Onkyo SR-705 Reciever with a Polk 5.1 set-up. We are getting ready finish the basement. I am planning to use the newer version of the same Onkyo reciever but I haven't decided between in-wall/ceiling speakers and free standing ones just yet.
RIXXX93GT
02-08-2010, 09:03 AM
I would go in wall Cameron. Those type speakers have come a long way, it does limit your room rearranging options though. Im with you on the Bose speakers Rich, they are okay speakers but if you go into a real audiophile store you will soon learn what you have been missing. I did like my 901's for filling large rooms with sound
Yellow98Cobra
02-08-2010, 02:43 PM
I just have the Bose 321 system. Nice crisp sound, but not a lot of base. Sounds great though if you are going to use it in a small space.
I have the same. Small easy to use and great sound!
PKFIRE
02-08-2010, 03:28 PM
Now I would love to have this sub:
http://www.sunfire.com/productdetail.asp?id=8
my buddy has one and it's sick!
Wow! Do you know if that sub runs on 208V?
cstreu1026
02-08-2010, 03:54 PM
I would go in wall Cameron. Those type speakers have come a long way, it does limit your room rearranging options though. Im with you on the Bose speakers Rich, they are okay speakers but if you go into a real audiophile store you will soon learn what you have been missing. I did like my 901's for filling large rooms with sound
I am kind of leaning that direction but I keep going back and forth. I agree also on the Bose stuff. Well marketed but for the price you can definitely do better.
chadomac
02-08-2010, 04:05 PM
Up stairs I have a Kenwood Home Theater in a box set up with a. In the family room I have a Onkyo SR-705 Reciever with a Polk 5.1 set-up. We are getting ready finish the basement. I am planning to use the newer version of the same Onkyo reciever but I haven't decided between in-wall/ceiling speakers and free standing ones just yet.
i would do the in wall a friend just did that set up in his basment with a 90 inch screen and it sounds amazing. my last set up was a onkyo reciver and speakers i had a infocus projector and 103 inch screen that i made.
bestracing
02-08-2010, 04:14 PM
Fischer Sound Shaper 2.1...... :lol:
It's what I had from 1985 and is now my garage radio. I've replaced it with a Pioneer 5.1 a few years ago and my son has commendered it for his game room. He has an X-box, X-box 360, a PS2 and DVD player all going through the receiver and then the 360 is tied into my computer network so he has access to all of my music now too. No real theater for me since I spend my money on my son and cars first
When I bought my sub, I got a great deal on my Earthquake. If I was buying again, it would be a SVS Sub. Amazing product and great price.
www.svsound.com/
FireStang02
02-08-2010, 05:02 PM
I actually just ordered new stuff yesterday. I ordered a Onkyo 607 receiver. It is 7.1 and can accept audio and video through HDMI. I plan on hooking up the HD cable DVR, the XBox 360, and a Samsung Blu Ray player. I also ordered a Polk 5.1 set. My old setup was just a Samsung HTIB. The house we bought came with 2 Klipsch in wall speakers that are mounted up high above the TV, so they will be used as the front high speakers for the 7.1. I will post back how it sounds in a few days.
cobrajoe
02-09-2010, 03:37 AM
Wow! Do you know if that sub runs on 208V?
Runs on standard 120. Why 208v?
DSSKing68
02-09-2010, 07:17 AM
just starting to build mine again was wondering what everyone has?
Yours is going to be Pampers,Formula, and Butt wipes........LOL
Kwik92GT
02-09-2010, 08:55 AM
Vizio LCD
Yamaha Receiver
Klipsch Quintet
12" Klipsch sub
Xbox360
PKFIRE
02-09-2010, 09:00 AM
Runs on standard 120. Why 208v?
To run that amplifier before clipping it would take a mass amount of power. It said it's rated at 2700wrms.
CUL rating on a 15 amp cord@120V 1440 watts
UL rating on a 15 amp@120V cord 1800watts
CUL rating on a 20 amp@120 cord 1920w
UL rating on a 20 amp@120 cord 2400w
Amp eff. 32-92%???
chadomac
02-09-2010, 11:20 AM
Yours is going to be Pampers,Formula, and Butt wipes........LOL
LMFAO! Did you get moved yet?
cobrajoe
02-09-2010, 03:16 PM
To run that amplifier before clipping it would take a mass amount of power. It said it's rated at 2700wrms.
CUL rating on a 15 amp cord@120V 1440 watts
UL rating on a 15 amp@120V cord 1800watts
CUL rating on a 20 amp@120 cord 1920w
UL rating on a 20 amp@120 cord 2400w
Amp eff. 32-92%???
says power consumption is 400w. Trust me with that big am amp you won't need to lean on it very hard. Like I said my buddy has one and if hits HARD, and he really is not even pushing it.
PKFIRE
02-09-2010, 04:28 PM
says power consumption is 400w. Trust me with that big am amp you won't need to lean on it very hard. Like I said my buddy has one and if hits HARD, and he really is not even pushing it.
Crazy breaker breaking power,lol. Sorry to question it but I've never seen a home use subwoofer powered by such a large amplifier. I wonder what it's capable of,hehe.:bigthumb
bkstang95
02-09-2010, 04:56 PM
My build in-progress...
Paradigm surround
Carada 102" screen
Stadium style seating with four theater chairs back row and three up front (black leather)
Then I wrecked my car...so no monies anymore for my Mitsubishi projector...Dammit!!!
cobrajoe
02-09-2010, 05:35 PM
Crazy breaker breaking power,lol. Sorry to question it but I've never seen a home use subwoofer powered by such a large amplifier. I wonder what it's capable of,hehe.:bigthumb
You can read about the amp here:
http://www.sunfire.com/whitepapers/Sunfire_Amplifier_Whitepaper.pdf
The amp in that thing and any of his amps are crazy sick!
Check this one out. 400x7!:eek:
http://www.sunfire.com/productdetail.asp?id=3
Katmandu
02-09-2010, 10:54 PM
Chad, check this out.
http://hometheater.about.com/od/hometheatervideobasics/a/3d_home_theater_basics_faq.htm?nl=1
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