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Runco 3D 1080p 240hz projector
Stuart tension 162" matte grey screen with .01+ screen grains
Onkyo Integra 9000 with THX
Heavy duty 10ga. speakers cable for 9.2 surround
Pick up some Mid-Atlantic front and center
(2) Pinnacles 1500watt subwoofer w/down firing
Panamax 5900 power conditioner
URC MSC-400 IR master controller
URC 6000 IR/RF/IP macros universal remote control
URC Media Gateway with 20 TB RAID5
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Originally posted by naplesE30 View PostAny of you guys have experience with Focal or PSB speakers? Right now they seem like pretty good value from what Ive been reading.1989 325iC Zinnoberrot
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Yeah revising budget to peice together a system over the course of a year... just orderd onkyo 616 and am thinking of jumping on these
Marantz, Yamaha, KEF, Focal, Polk, Def Tech, Denon, Bowers & Wilkins, Home Theater, Speakers, Receivers, HDMI, Onkyo, Pioneer, Klipsch
but I cant find any dealers in my area.Dont want to deafly purchase speakers so I am leaning towards the psb t6's and an svs sub for starters.
Jaywood that looks like a pretty sweet sounding setup
Zoom I am thinkingthe samething. I would be much happier going slow but qualityLast edited by naplesE30; 01-14-2013, 06:57 PM.
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I'm running Paradigm Monitor 7s for my fronts, Paradigm Phantom V2.0s for my surrounds a Paradigm PDR 10 sub and a Design Acoustics center channel (the weak point of the system, but it works.) The head unit is an Onkio TX-DS484 that is about 10 years old. The room my system is in is WAY too small, but when I live in a 1 bedroom 300 sq foot apartment, there isn't much I can do about it.
In my opinion, your speaker needs are different if you are looking to listen to music or watch movies. With music alone you will have different needs depending on what sort of music you listen to. I listened to a lot of different speakers before going with the Paradigms. I tried Martin Logans, NHTs, the super high end Paradigms, Infinitys, Boston Acoustics, even a pair of $25K speakers whose cabinets were carved out of solid granite (I wish I could remember who made them.) Each of those speakers was 600 lbs. Its very surprising how the same piece of music will sound vastly different depending on what speakers its played through. In my case, the NHTs sounded fantastic for half the music I listed to, the other half they were terrible. I bought the Paradigms because they were the best for the widest range of music I listened to (anything from classical to jazz to Nine Inch Nails and some techno/trance.) The secret to building a great sounding system is take a few movies and various CDs (NOT MP3s) and listen to them at the store. If its a decent audio store they have a room set up with all the speakers they carry and you can do just that.
WillLast edited by BlackbirdM3; 01-14-2013, 08:51 PM.'59 Alfa Romeo 101.02 Giulietta Sprint
'69 Alfa Romeo 105.51 1750 GTV (R.I.P)
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'88 BMW M3
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Lets see some pics of what people are running as far as HTPC's as well. Love where this thread is going. Plenty of motivation here!
Anyone mess with the Raspberry Pi loaded with XBMC?!clutchCTRL!Move with a purpose.- 1991 325iX 4dr/5spd- 1976 2002 SlickTop/2.7i M20/G260- 2000 323i AT2016 Mazda CX3 Sport AWD
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mine,
replaced marantz SR8200>Anthem MRX 500
now use OPPO BDP 95 instead of PS3 for movies and instead of NAD for CD
Two additional ATS Panels
Bigger room, everything else the sameMy old Style 5 Thread / My Swap
1991 318IS :bow: 2.5L S14 Swap/BC Coilover suspension/Some new (old) wheels/
IS Skirt-Lip/RG Splitter/M-Technic I Spoiler/Dogleg/3.46 Diff/Euro H4 headlights etc.
1998 528I (Sold) // 2003 540I ///M Sport
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I have a 40" Sony LCD
Sony 5.1 home theater
It sounds good I just wish the sub was bigger and had better bass. It sounds awesome when im playing Xbox or watching a movie.Last edited by illest318i; 01-29-2013, 06:37 PM.IG: @_j.wn
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