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anyone out there have a home theater set up...if so what is your set up...mine:
MARANTZ SR5200 REC 85W X 6CH receiver
Acoustic Research AR 2C center channel speaker
300W Phase Linear Front speakers
Leftover Sony speaker for rear surroung-from old mini system
no sub-landlady below would not appreciate
Pioneer dvd player-forget which model
Looking to upgrade the Phase Linears and moving them to the rear.
Sony 7.1 Dolby Digital and DTS receiver 110x7 with 110x2 (for second room option)
Sony speakers all around, some big, some small, I don’t remember much about them. 150w 12” sub
Toshiba progressive scan DVD, and 27” TV
Not what I really wanted, but it certainly does the job.
pioneer 200 disc player
pioneer reciever
pioneer dvd/vcr
5 speaker cerwin-vega surround
12 sub cerwin-vega
2-4foot towers cerwinvega with 12 subs 8 inch mids
and 6 inch highs
it rocks
27" Panasonic Gaoo
RCA video switchbox
Technics SH-AC500D surround processor (digital sources)
Audiosource Dolby Surround processor (for analog sources)
NAD 2200 front amp (about 200w/ch, with ungodly headroom)
homebrew 40 watt/channel rear amp
homebrew Linkwitz-Riley active crossover
Peavey CS800 sub amp (about 300 watts per sub)
Rat Shack LX5 II speakers (2 front, 2 rear)
two homemade subs with NHT1259 12" driver (1/sub)
Hitachi RX8 LaserDisc player
Norcent DP300, Electrohome EH8181 multiregion DVD players
HTPC (Celeron 700, DVDROM, SB Live, Hauppage TV tuner)
DVB satellite receiver
Electrohome 4100 front-projector; needs work, and a larger room
when I feel the need for real bass, I hook up the homemade ServoDrive Contrabass: Pacific Scientific low-inertia servo motor driving two 15" radiators, with two 18" passive radiators. (the other one needs a new motor)
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