ballin @ss tvs

 

Sony 32 inch Bravia, Bose 301 Accoustimass, Onkyo receiver, Panasonic carousel DVD and VCR, Fisher dual deck cassette, Teac equalizer and Technics turntable.
The case was custom built on my design to accomodate the base module.

 

haha, as a UNC graduate, nothing wams my heart like seeing the cameron crazies cry!

 

I picked up half this stuff when I was in high school over 10 years ago, the TV, receiver, and DVD player have been upgraded sense then but its all pretty old but gets the job done. I'll probably pick up a new TV and Blu-ray player in the next year or so (car n motorcycle > home theater). It's all taken appart because I'm in between moves.



Samsung HCN5529W 55 in HDTV
Denon AVR-3801 Receiver
Sony DVP-NC685V DVD
JVC HR-S9500 S-VHS
Carver Premiere AV-705x Five Channel Power Amplifier
Monster Power Powerbar 1100

Speakers
Cerwin Vega RE6C - center
Cerwin Vega RE38 - fronts
Infinity IL10 - sides
Cerwin Vega RE30 - rears
Definitive Technology PF15TL - front 15in sub
Cerwin Vega SUB-150 - rear 15in sub

 

is that subwoofer amplified?

 

Not everyone, nice set up.

 

 

Here is the sweetness:


Emerson 20" 4:3 aspect ratio. Saweeeeeet.


Relocated to the other side of the room after some furniture rearrangement over the past couple days:




Sorry for the quality, cell phone pictures. Although that is about the clearest that tv has ever looked...

Cables and wires will be put in the wall but I wasn't sure about the positioning so I never got around to it. Reason I have this lil guy is that I mostly watch TV shows in bed and I don't like the stretch that widescreens give to everything.


Envy me.

 

Most programming these days is available in HD anyway... even over-the-air stuff, so I don't know why you'd be worried about stretching. Plus... if you have it configured properly, it shouldn't be doing any stretching... you'd just have black bars on the side of SD stuff.

 

I have a 47" widescreen in my main living room and I deal with the stretching. I'm in a condo so I pretty much only have access to digital cable, and our provider here is horrible for HD programming, plus they're super expensive beyond any other region I've seen or lived in.

As far as the black bars go, I have a bit of a problem with that mentally because I feel like I'm wearing the screen unevenly. It does the trick for bedroom TV entertainment and it shows DVDs just fine as well. If I had a larger bedroom I might upgrade but since it's only several feet from the foot of my bed I live with it. Maybe I'll pick up something better in the future but I'd be more inclined to upgrade the living room first to something of a projector style, a la yours.