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Zombie Dictator posted:
Set HDMI-2 as a PC and it will accept and display a native 1080p signal (50/60Hz work, 24/25/48Hz studder at times). NetCommand will bitch about the sync type not being known and you should add a PC, but just hit the "OK" button a couple of times and the messages will go away.
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b00 posted:Where do you guys get your HDMI cables from? Many people recommend monoprice.com for HDMI cables. I have purchased all of mine from them and have yet to receive a bad cable.
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fossil005 posted:How did you get lifetime on your Series 3? I could only get the 1, 2 or 3 years. Isn't "lifetime" equal to three years in TiVo's eyes? I thought I remembered reading that in the small print.
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Update-a-licious. Made some changes recently in Chez Nate: Projector: Optoma HD70 PJ Screen: Elite 92" HDTV: Mitsubishi WD-52628 Pre/Pro: Anthem AVM-50 Amplifier: Anthem PVA-5 DVD-A/SACD player: Oppo DV-980H Blu-ray layer: Panasonic DMP-BD10 HD DVD player: Toshiba HD-A20 Game System: XBox360 Elite Cable source: TiVo Series 3 HD D-VHS: Marantz MV-8300 Turntable: Denon DP300F Power station: Panamax MAX-5300 HDMI splitter: Gefen HDMI-142 HDMI switcher: Monoprice HDX-501 Speakers: Rocket 750 Signature (mains), Rocket RSC-200 (center), Rocket 750 Signature (surrounds), Subwoofer: SVS PB12-NSD Updating the Panny firmware (hence the blue screen):  The Tower 'O Power:  No PJ photos, as I'm too lazy to put the screen up.
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What I did was buy/hack an Ikea Tobo (http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20117674/) for my living room. I didn't bother attaching the metal legs and rebuilt the top drawer to serve as a center speaker cubby. You could modify one of the drawers to serve as a slide-out turntable shelf, too.
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MMD3 posted:I'm still looking for a decent turntable/record stand. Something along the lines of this but hopefully a little more modern. Well I've got this Crowsley stand and it's actually quite fine once you remove the "LP" dividers on the bottom. I've got a Technics LP-12200mk2 sitting on top of some custom feet and it's been a great display platform and performer. There's a Cambridge Audio MM/MC Pre-Amp just below it, with a wonderful little PRO-Ject Head Box S included. All my LPs are stored a few feet away in a 4x2 Expedit. Classy. 
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Since we're about to sell the house, I guess it's now or never if I'm going to post my setup.    Epson Powerlite 3500 3d 1080p projector Monoprice 106" multiformat screen Rocket RS-750 Signature main speakers Rocket RC-200 center speaker Rocket RS-300 dipole surround speakers Rocket RS-250 surround back speakers AV123 MFW-15 15" subwoofers (x2) Onkyo PR-SC5508 surround pre-amp/processor Parasound 2100 2-channel pre-amp/processor Emotiva XPA-3 3 channel amplifier Emotiva XPA-5 5 channel amplifier Oppo BDP-103 blu-ray player Dune Smart D1 media player PS4 PS3 Xbox 360 Wii U Some lovely Comcast box Apple TV Technics SL-1200MK2 turntable Audio Technica AT440MLA cartridge I'm gonna miss this place. pastis fucked around with this message at 17:23 on May 1, 2015 |
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Updated theater. Going for the minimalist approach this weekend.  In all seriousness, I don't have any idea how I mounted all that crazy heavy rack equipment by myself years ago. I had to leave some faceplates for the new owners where I stripped the screws trying to remove them.
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