Zeds Projector Home Cinema

[ZedsDead]

Updated my gallery with new the new pics. I want to thank everyone on this forum for giving me upgradeitis and also for providing invaluable feedback (not to mention the members with setups of which I can only dream of, thanks for giving me something to strive for).

https://www.blu-ray.com/community/ga...&uploaded=true

[Hammie]

Originally Posted by ZedsDead

Updated my gallery with new the new pics. I want to thank everyone on this forum for giving me upgradeitis and also for providing invaluable feedback (not to mention the members with setups of which I can only dream of, thanks for giving me something to strive for).

https://www.blu-ray.com/community/ga...&uploaded=true

Looks really nice.

My only thought would be some curtains behind the screen to hide the stairs some would look nice.

[ZedsDead]

Originally Posted by louhamilton

Looks really nice.

My only thought would be some curtains behind the screen to hide the stairs some would look nice.

I agree, it's on my list of things to do, thanks for the feedback.

[SeanMF]

Originally Posted by louhamilton

Looks really nice.

My only thought would be some curtains behind the screen to hide the stairs some would look nice.

Agree on the curtains. That would do a lot for a more pleasing look. Great job though...keep it up!

[ZedsDead]

Updated my gallery with a few new pics of the recliners I added and my new Earthquake subwoofer. I did also add a curtain behind the screen but I didn't add a picture of it because I have a substitute center channel speaker in my setup currently. I accidentally dropped and broke one of my front speakers, so now I have my old Polk center channel in temporarily. I didn't want to photograph it because it makes me at myself. Anyways thanks again to everyone on here for the endless amounts of ideas, advice, and home theater aspirations.

[lojack1976]

Looks great! How are liking that Earthquake? I was real close to going with one, but I went for a Sunfire instead. I know they are very similar in design so it was a tough choice. Man did I go back and forth between them. I couldn't audition them so it was based mostly on reviews and unfortunately there are very few Sunfire reviews out there and even fewer Earthquake reviews. I love my Sunfire though, but I am curious of your Earthquake impressions.

[ZedsDead]

Originally Posted by lojack1976

Looks great! How are liking that Earthquake? I was real close to going with one, but I went for a Sunfire instead. I know they are very similar in design so it was a tough choice. Man did I go back and forth between them. I couldn't audition them so it was based mostly on reviews and unfortunately there are very few Sunfire reviews out there and even fewer Earthquake reviews. I love my Sunfire though, but I am curious of your Earthquake impressions.

I discussed it briefly over on the Earthquake thread.

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...22#post2705622

[Yautja]

Love the stuff you got there mate & the earthquake looks killer

[Fors*]

Originally Posted by ZedsDead

Updated my gallery with a few new pics of the recliners I added and my new Earthquake subwoofer. I did also add a curtain behind the screen but I didn't add a picture of it because I have a substitute center channel speaker in my setup currently. I accidentally dropped and broke one of my front speakers, so now I have my old Polk center channel in temporarily. I didn't want to photograph it because it makes me at myself. Anyways thanks again to everyone on here for the endless amounts of ideas, advice, and home theater aspirations.

That earthquake should shake the house Zed, very nice. I see you put together a riser really quick. Make sure to at least put a rug under the sub since appears to be sitting on the plywood base. The rug will help to decouple it off of the wood. Also, is it hallow under the sub? If so, you may want to fill the area with poly-fill or some kind of sonic absorbing material. This will surely help you to get the kind of bass response you will want in that location. I like the recliners too, very nice. Good job.