Rate My Gallery Guys.

[lDlisturb3d]

Hey Blu Heads just droppin in so you can show my gallery some love, and ill return the favor. THANKS

ps. I need criticism so i can improve my theater so be free with your words. This is just the beginning, my very first setup.

[ZIPPO]

I wouldn't be in a haste to get rated. It will happen over time. Just be honest in your rating of others galleries & your comments. Get active in learning from this site & sharing knowledge with others & the ratings will come naturally.

In the end, the only thing that truly matters is how much you enjoy your system, not what ratings it gets.

[ZIPPO]

I think you've done an excellent job with your space! What are the room dimensions?
If this is your first system, I say it beats starting with a HTIB any day.

My only suggestion would be to move the center channel speaker up one shelf. It looks like you should be able to move your TV back a few inches & place the center speaker in front of the TV base. Also try to angle the center speaker slightly up towards your seating position.

For the future, make sure your next receiver has multi-channel pre-outs, in case you ever want to add a separate multi-channel amp for more power. As for speakers, ask for recommendations from other members, then audition as many of them as you can. Also make sure you get the best performing subwoofer you can afford( quality bass is important for movies, games & music ). Remember its not a contest & enjoy the journey/upgrading process. It doesn't have to happen overnight, it took me 7 years before I upgraded from my first system.

[lDlisturb3d]

Originally Posted by ZIPPO

I think you've done an excellent job with your space! What are the room dimensions?
If this is your first system, I say it beats starting with a HTIB any day.

My only suggestion would be to move the center channel speaker up one shelf. It looks like you should be able to move your TV back a few inches & place the center speaker in front of the TV base. Also try to angle the center speaker slightly up towards your seating position.

For the future, make sure your next receiver has multi-channel pre-outs, in case you ever want to add a separate multi-channel amp for more power. As for speakers, ask for recommendations from other members, then audition as many of them as you can. Also make sure you get the best performing subwoofer you can afford( quality bass is important for movies, games & music ). Remember its not a contest & enjoy the journey/upgrading process. It doesn't have to happen overnight, it took me 7 years before I upgraded from my first system.

man thanks for the advice and i hear you, imma going to try to raise my center channel. And your right, if it makes me happy nevermind what others think, Thanks ZIPPO

[molson1138]

Looks like you have a pretty good setup. I don't really have any other input other than it's hard to critique your setup if we don't know what your future goals are. Some people are happy with a HTIB setup while others spend years building their perfect system.

[crazyBLUE]

Originally Posted by molson1138

Looks like you have a pretty good setup. I don't really have any other input other than it's hard to critique your setup if we don't know what your future goals are. Some people are happy with a HTIB setup while others spend years building their perfect system.

when are you going to put up your Gallery molson ~ Would like to see your setup !

[crazyBLUE]

deeman , You have A great looking HT . Nice clean setup !

[molson1138]

Originally Posted by crazyBLUE

when are you going to put up your Gallery molson ~ Would like to see your setup !

I will eventually I don't have my speakers yet and I'm still trying to figure out my setup. My speakers are supposed to come in on Tuesday so maybe I'll post some initial shots next weekend.

[FreakyFraser]

Originally Posted by ZIPPO

I think you've done an excellent job with your space! What are the room dimensions?
If this is your first system, I say it beats starting with a HTIB any day.

My only suggestion would be to move the center channel speaker up one shelf. It looks like you should be able to move your TV back a few inches & place the center speaker in front of the TV base. Also try to angle the center speaker slightly up towards your seating position.

For the future, make sure your next receiver has multi-channel pre-outs, in case you ever want to add a separate multi-channel amp for more power. As for speakers, ask for recommendations from other members, then audition as many of them as you can. Also make sure you get the best performing subwoofer you can afford( quality bass is important for movies, games & music ). Remember its not a contest & enjoy the journey/upgrading process. It doesn't have to happen overnight, it took me 7 years before I upgraded from my first system.

True...I rocked my original Onkyo/Sony Wega HT for 5 years before ungrading. Hopefully the current system lasts al long, lol.

[kurtis21]

Looks good deeman54! Nice setup that i'm sure you're gonna enjoy! I bet those Klipsch's sound good

[Finmaan]

The Quintet III are small but sound really sweet , Nice clean setup ,enjoy your system!

[kurtis21]

Originally Posted by Finmaan

The Quintet III are small but sound really sweet , Nice clean setup ,enjoy your system!

So you're a Jets fan? Just kidding! You also have a nice setup finmaan....and speakers