I figured it would be fun to see what people are watching their Tron: Legacy Blu-ray's on. "Come on, big fella, let's see what you got."













Home Theater Room Equipment

Martin Logan tower speakers, Model Vantage, 40" Electrostatic Panel w/8" 200 watt powered Sub-woofer for each speaker matched with
Mapleshade Threaded Heaveyfeet (8), brass anti-vibration replacement spiked speaker feet and Shunyata Research Inc. Powersnakes (2), Venon PowerCable replacement powercords.

Signal Cable Ultra Bi-Wire Speaker Cables

Polk Audio RT600's (4)
Polk Audio RT450's (2)
Polk Audio LSiC Center Speaker
Polk Audio PSW300 Subwoofer
Polk Audio PSW650 Subwoofer

Conrad Johnson Evollution 2000 Amplifier (Mods: Universal power cable connect added)
Conrad Johnson PF-2 Preamplifier

Onkyo TX-SR875 Receiver

Oppo Digital DV-980H SACD/DVD player

PS3

Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 8700UB Projector

Elite Screens - Home Cinema - 150" Diag. Projector Screen

AVS Voltage Regulator
APC H15BLK AV 1.5kVA H Type Power Conditioner

Media Server (Computer, approx 14,500 audio tracks):
ASUS Xonar D2/PM Sound Card
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Lew Wrote:Nothing particularly fancy. This Blu-ray player into this TV with the audio going though this hi-fi system.

I like what's playing on your TV!

Unfortunatly, I can't post picks in the forum yet (not enough posts).

UPDATE:
... just posted to some stuff as I was real close.... I'll update with some pics.

Holy Schnikies! That's quite an impressive home theater, Doc! Can I come watch movies at your house? LOL!

My present setup:

An old hand-me-down 19 inch RCA tube television
Pioneer DVD player

(Pretty sad, isn't it?)

But presently, I'm saving up for my planned future setup:

Mitsubishi WD-73C10 73 inch 3D DLP HDTV
Sony BDP-S570 3-D Blu-Ray player
Denon AVR-1911 7.1 Home Theater Receiver
JBL CS4800BG 5.1 HT speaker system
JBL CS400SATBG Satellite Speakers (Pair)

I'm hoping for a good Black Friday or Cyber Monday sale so I can hopefully buy it all at once for a great deal. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Once it's all set up in my apartment, my neighbors are gonna hate me! LOL!

DrP Wrote:I previously owned one of the 73" Mitsubishi DLP's. I think it had great pictures quality. It's unfortunate that many people don't buy them anymore "just because it's not flat and wall mountable." It's a great bargain for people looking for a large screen.

Oh cool! I'm so glad to hear from someone who owned one! That's really great to hear, Doc! I've been reading all the great reviews on it and everybody seems to just love it! I don't care about it not being flat or wall mountable as its going to sit on a stand in my apartment anyway. My living room is really small, so I'm definitely going to get the immersive experience! I'll definitely be hitting the 36 degrees angle from my couch! I'll be somewhat following the THX and/or SMPTE recommendations as much as my viewing space will allow. Someday when I buy a place of my own, I hope to upgrade and do something similar to your dedicated theater room, Doc. I may even theme it after TRON! But for now, I'm just hoping I can get it on Black Friday for $999 or cheaper! If I get all this stuff setup, I'll have to resurrect this thread and post some pictures! Thanks again for the vote of confidence on the 73 incher, Doc!

HooDooMan Wrote: DrP Wrote:I previously owned one of the 73" Mitsubishi DLP's. I think it had great pictures quality. It's unfortunate that many people don't buy them anymore "just because it's not flat and wall mountable." It's a great bargain for people looking for a large screen. Oh cool! I'm so glad to hear from someone who owned one! That's really great to hear, Doc! I've been reading all the great reviews on it and everybody seems to just love it! I don't care about it not being flat or wall mountable as its going to sit on a stand in my apartment anyway. My living room is really small, so I'm definitely going to get the immersive experience! I'll definitely be hitting the 36 degrees angle from my couch! I'll be somewhat following the THX and/or SMPTE recommendations as much as my viewing space will allow. Someday when I buy a place of my own, I hope to upgrade and do something similar to your dedicated theater room, Doc. I may even theme it after TRON! But for now, I'm just hoping I can get it on Black Friday for $999 or cheaper! If I get all this stuff setup, I'll have to resurrect this thread and post some pictures! Thanks again for the vote of confidence on the 73 incher, Doc!

To really appreciate the best picture quality blu-ray has to offer, one really must sit at the best possible distance. I found this link very helpful in giving guidelines for calculating optimal viewing distance based on screen size.

http://myhometheater.homestead.com/viewingdistancecalculator.html#anchor_13194

Falty Wrote:Awesome thread! here's my setup: equipment: screen: 110" DIY with black microfiber light spillover border media: PS3, Xbox 360, HTPC and iPhone tap, arcade machines: standup 4-player and sit-down fully adjustable driving simulator projector: Mitsubishi hc1600 receiver: Integra 50.2 speakers: Bohlender & Graebener Z5 center Bohlender & Graebener Z7 front surround subwoofers: JL Audio 13W6 in 1.5" MDF sealed cabinets (2x 500w BASH audio plate amps) 12ga Acoustic Research interior wiring and 3" acoustic damper lining. (still need to wrap with wood veneer to match B&G's rear surrounds: Sony (will be replaced soon with B & G rears eventually) interconnects: hand braided with 96 strand cat5 teflon coated cable and GLS audio "Gen III" locking banana clips video: standard Samsung bd-c6800 BluRay power: Monster HDP 2400 power conditioner connectivity: gaming consoles, AVR, BluRay, arcade machines all wired with netgear gigabit routers. seating: two tier leather couches (ultra comfy but to be replaced with HT recliners)

Nice setup. Looks like your using dual subwoofer setup. I use a similar 7.2 setup myself and I find the base is much more even than a single setup. Also, it is much easier to get an "omni directional" sound out of them. Lot of people forget that you should not be able to tell where the LFE channel is coming from in an ideal setup. I have found that subwoofer placement is actually quite difficult and most manuals that come with stereos don't talk about this other than having it in a little picture that places it somewhere in the front soundstage.

For readers with one sub a good way to find optimal sub woofer placement is to put the subwoofer in your seating position (ideally ear level) and then crawl around on the floor and wherever it sounds the best, that is where you should place the sub. It's easier than moving it into position, listening, moving, listening, moving,... etc.

Falty Wrote:Thanks! Your 2ch. Looks pretty sweet aswell. As to subwoofer placement there wasn't much info regarding placement and moving these beasts around is a chore at 110 lbs each . Bit overbuilt but they sound wonderfully smooth and roll into the midrange quite well.

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Falty Wrote:Yea that's guestimated. The cabinet itself is 85lbs minus subwoofer/plate amp/damping material/wiring. The subwoofer is 26.8 lbs and the amp is 6 lbs. So I guess I am underestimating the weight. I've considered doing separates but my setup far exceeds the room.

Sounds like you need a bigger room! I find that the room is also an integral part of a proper setup. My Martin Logan's really come alive when they are properly placed. My room is about 500 sq feet (approx 20x25) and it really helps that I can move the speakers around and off the walls a bit. I keep them about 5 feet off the wall and this helps with a nice full sound-stage. I think this is even more important with dipole/bipole speakers and electrostats.

Falty Wrote:The bonus room where the theater is setup measures out to be 15x11. Options are limited for speaker positions. Have you done a blind test to see if there was a difference between bi-amping and single amp speaker wiring? I'm wondering if it's worth the hassle to bi-amp my front surrounds

I use Martin Logan Vantage speakers (http://www.martinlogan.com/products/vantage) which have a powered subwoofer built in for the lows and electrostatic speakers for the mids and highs. I have them biwired but not bi-amped. I don't think biamping would do too much since the subs have their own amplification circuits and power. Actually, I don't believe you can really biamp these even though they have 2 sets of 5-way binding posts. Also, since I drive the two channels with a close to $10k amp, i'm a little hesitant to invest that kind of money for questionable (if any) quality improvements. Definitely interesting thought though.

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