my NHT home theater..

[jaejw1]

http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x...ome%20theater/

just thought i would share
my home theater set up..


sanyo lcd tv
magnovox bluray
yamaha rvx630
nht 1.3a
nht vs1.2
nht new wave
rca pro sw120p

[Fors*]

Originally Posted by jaejw1

http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x...ome%20theater/

just thought i would share
my home theater set up..


sanyo lcd tv
magnovox bluray
yamaha rvx630
nht 1.3a
nht vs1.2
nht new wave
rca pro sw120p

It's a nice living room set up. Did you just start getting interested and investing in your equipment for your living room? I only ask as to find out more of your set-up and future intentions, etc....

Welcome by the way!

[Scooby Blu]

Looks great! Nice and clean !

[jaejw1]

i have always been into it.. but never got serious about till now..
for the past almost 6 years i was running a front l/c/r plus sub.. on hard wood floor.. before that i just ran a 2.1

now that i moved to my new place.. i have the opportunity to do it right.. my rcvr suports 6.1 but i have no idea how to turn it on.. i think the only movie i have in 6.1 is Gladiator..

im currently happy with my set up.. with the exception of my sub and my rcvr (no hdmi input/output)

but my plans are to get a new sub.. thinking of going with either a single
pb10nsd or a single a2-300,, but my future sub plan is to have duals.. so whatever is more cost affective. i just have a lot of volume to fill.. thanks to the vaulted ceiling...


so future endeavors... new sub,, new rcvr,, then second sub(if needed).

[jaejw1]

Originally Posted by Scooby Blu

Looks great! Nice and clean !

thanks.. running wires under the carpet was harder than i thought.. when working alone,,, didnt want the wife to catch me doing it.. "why is this hump underneath the carpet.... i dont like it.. you need to do something about it or remove those speakers.. YOU DONT NEED THEM its loud enough"
now i have to invest in flat wires

[LifeOfAPirate13]

Originally Posted by jaejw1

thanks.. running wires under the carpet was harder than i thought.. when working alone,,, didnt want the wife to catch me doing it.. "why is this hump underneath the carpet.... i dont like it.. you need to do something about it or remove those speakers.. YOU DONT NEED THEM its loud enough"
now i have to invest in flat wires

Running wires is never fun haha I just got through stage one of my wire management. It works but it is still not what I want it to look like but it will do for now. Welcome to the forum! You got a nice space to work with in your home.

[jaejw1]

Originally Posted by LifeOfAPirate13

Running wires is never fun haha I just got through stage one of my wire management. It works but it is still not what I want it to look like but it will do for now. Welcome to the forum! You got a nice space to work with in your home.

thanks

[Fors*]

Originally Posted by jaejw1

i have always been into it.. but never got serious about till now..
for the past almost 6 years i was running a front l/c/r plus sub.. on hard wood floor.. before that i just ran a 2.1

now that i moved to my new place.. i have the opportunity to do it right.. my rcvr suports 6.1 but i have no idea how to turn it on.. i think the only movie i have in 6.1 is Gladiator..

im currently happy with my set up.. with the exception of my sub and my rcvr (no hdmi input/output)

but my plans are to get a new sub.. thinking of going with either a single
pb10nsd or a single a2-300,, but my future sub plan is to have duals.. so whatever is more cost affective. i just have a lot of volume to fill.. thanks to the vaulted ceiling...


so future endeavors... new sub,, new rcvr,, then second sub(if needed).

IMO, if you are on a limited budget and need to obtain a better receiver that at least provides you with HDMI and the availability to decode the higher audio codecs, I'd think about an Onkyo 606 for it's cost effectiveness and bang for the buck. But there are other receivers out there too, however I can't speak for them, as I have not owned one of them.

For a sub, I feel strongly saying that a single ED A2-300 should do nicely in filling that room with bass. With that kind of room, you should think about acoustical treatments and definitely sub placement to increase it's performance further. Again, just my opinion and some advise. Good luck and keep up the good work.

[jaejw1]

thanks... i will keep this thread up to date.. with thoughts and actions... and pics ofcourse..

i am looking forward to the subs though.... but i did read somewhere that the svs is the only true proffessionally tested sub out of the 2.. and that the a2-300 struggles the closer it gets to 20hz.. since i havent heard one i dont know if this is true..

[Kai Winters]

Very nice room and a nice system too.
Welcome to the forum.

[Scooby Blu]

Originally Posted by jaejw1

thanks.. running wires under the carpet was harder than i thought.. when working alone,,, didnt want the wife to catch me doing it.. "why is this hump underneath the carpet.... i dont like it.. you need to do something about it or remove those speakers.. YOU DONT NEED THEM its loud enough"
now i have to invest in flat wires

They always for some reason think it is loud enough. For us ? It is NEVER loud enough!

[prerich]

Originally Posted by jaejw1

http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x...ome%20theater/

just thought i would share
my home theater set up..


sanyo lcd tv
magnovox bluray
yamaha rvx630
nht 1.3a
nht vs1.2
nht new wave
rca pro sw120p

Very nice classic gear (NHT'S)- I like it !

[jaejw1]

thanks.. i was always a big fan just never had the money to buy them..

[jaejw1]

Originally Posted by forsberg21

IMO, if you are on a limited budget and need to obtain a better receiver that at least provides you with HDMI and the availability to decode the higher audio codecs, I'd think about an Onkyo 606 for it's cost effectiveness and bang for the buck. But there are other receivers out there too, however I can't speak for them, as I have not owned one of them.

For a sub, I feel strongly saying that a single ED A2-300 should do nicely in filling that room with bass. With that kind of room, you should think about acoustical treatments and definitely sub placement to increase it's performance further. Again, just my opinion and some advise. Good luck and keep up the good work.

after doing a lil.... more research,, I stumbled onto the scamp-10 aka sasquatch-10 aka SS-10,,,,, looks like I will be waiting on this to come out..... looks very promising

[Fors*]

Originally Posted by jaejw1

after doing a lil.... more research,, I stumbled onto the scamp-10 aka sasquatch-10 aka SS-10,,,,, looks like I will be waiting on this to come out..... looks very promising

That is getting towards the high end of subs in my opinion. That is a great sub for sure, and if you got the coin, then by all means go for it. I also agree to wait for something that you want instead of settling now. You'll keep yourself from buying another sub shortly hereafter.

[jaejw1]

Originally Posted by forsberg21

That is getting towards the high end of subs in my opinion. That is a great sub for sure, and if you got the coin, then by all means go for it. I also agree to wait for something that you want instead of settling now. You'll keep yourself from buying another sub shortly hereafter.

well if the production of the sasquatch-10 doesnt happen,,, then I will look towards dual hsu stf-2's.... but if one will work then I will just have one.... we will see

[jaejw1]

added new pics to my gallery

[jaejw1]

i added more new pics... now that i have hardfloors in the room.