Home cinema thread
11 January 2007, 07:00 AM
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Home cinema thread
I,m after some home cinema kit, but cant find the thread that was running sometime back, it showed lots of peoples kit, and there racking.
anyone got a linky to it
Mart
anyone got a linky to it
Mart
11 January 2007, 10:34 AM
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11 January 2007, 11:44 AM
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No it wasnt Av forums, it was on here, with all you lot showing off your kit...
its one of the Ikea units i was interested in.
The Av forums stuff is way beyond what want
mart
its one of the Ikea units i was interested in.
The Av forums stuff is way beyond what want
mart
11 January 2007, 08:21 PM
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Do an Advanced Search using "Ikea" and specifying NSR. There a thread titled "Massive New Telly" which might contain what you want, otherwise search away.
11 January 2007, 09:08 PM
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11 January 2007, 09:11 PM
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everyone has search!!!
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I've got 2 rooms back to back and I put all my equipment for both rooms in a kitchen cupboard 
43" for the kitchen, wouldn't want to get carried away
50" for the lounge and an 8 foot projector screen....
Projector & rear speakers
and the kit cupboard that powers it all -
Al
43" for the kitchen, wouldn't want to get carried away
50" for the lounge
and an 8 foot projector screen....Projector & rear speakers
and the kit cupboard that powers it all -
Al
11 January 2007, 10:23 PM
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I've got 2 rooms back to back and I put all my equipment for both rooms in a kitchen cupboard
43" for the kitchen, wouldn't want to get carried away
50" for the lounge and an 8 foot projector screen....
Projector & rear speakers
and the kit cupboard that powers it all -
Al
43" for the kitchen, wouldn't want to get carried away
50" for the lounge
and an 8 foot projector screen....Projector & rear speakers
and the kit cupboard that powers it all -
Al
Al,
Your sofa's are just what i am looking for, where did you get them from & do you have any other pictures ?
If its the ones from DFS how did you get that formation.
Thanks
11 January 2007, 11:07 PM
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Yep - DFS ones with some extra cushions.
It's basically 2 of these with the foot stool shown on the left spun round to where the guys foot is, then another set in reverse.
Where it says "click here to view other seating options" gives a better idea.
We sometimes have the stools in place, sometimes not - makes it into quite a large bed type area with them in place, excellent for watching films.
I'll dig out some more photos.
Al
It's basically 2 of these with the foot stool shown on the left spun round to where the guys foot is, then another set in reverse.
Where it says "click here to view other seating options" gives a better idea.
We sometimes have the stools in place, sometimes not - makes it into quite a large bed type area with them in place, excellent for watching films.
I'll dig out some more photos.
Al
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Yep - DFS ones with some extra cushions.
It's basically 2 of these with the foot stool shown on the left spun round to where the guys foot is, then another set in reverse.
I'll dig out some more photos.
Al
We sometimes have the stools in place, sometimes not - makes it into quite a large bed type area with them in place, excellent for watching films.
It's basically 2 of these with the foot stool shown on the left spun round to where the guys foot is, then another set in reverse.
I'll dig out some more photos.
Al
We sometimes have the stools in place, sometimes not - makes it into quite a large bed type area with them in place, excellent for watching films.
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12 January 2007, 08:52 PM
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We looked at something similar to those - they were 'too brown' apparently.....
The dining chairs are a little snug but not quite as cramped as they look. We usually only use 8 or so, but have used all 12 OK.
Glad you like it
Al
The dining chairs are a little snug but not quite as cramped as they look. We usually only use 8 or so, but have used all 12 OK.
Glad you like it
Al
12 January 2007, 08:57 PM
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OT - Sorry : Have you got the Mac linked to the TV 
I'm thinking of getting a Mini as a media centre running FrontRow with Elgato EyeTV 
I'm thinking of getting a Mini as a media centre running FrontRow with Elgato EyeTV
12 January 2007, 09:23 PM
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No I haven't but heard its pretty good. I've got the iMac linked to my Hifi via Airport Express wireless plug. Basically I can play music through my Hifi without them connected to each other.
28 January 2007, 10:49 AM
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I've got the EyeTV thing running through my MacBook Pro - it's BRILLIANT.
Will put up my pictures of my room, once my new Panny 42" plasma is wall-mounted. (need to decorate at the same time, due channelling all the cables - got brick
)
Loving all these pictures (and the one's on AV Forums) - you can just TELL, who hasn't got any kids!!
I, have two little monsters & two dogs....
This piccy is "as is" - the TV table was borrowed from my mum and dad, it's older than me (I'm 33!) Kinda adds to the room I think!!
Also running 2 x 250Gig "media" drives for use around the house - daughter's got an IMac in her bedroom (seriously locked down, as she's only 6), but has full access to the music, videos & pictures on the drives.
Looking at Apple TV as a solution to getting it all up onto the Panny. Not convinced yet.
Also have my studio networked to it all, so I can play mixes/raw dvd (pre-burning to disc) through the surround system. Using the Xbox 360 as the media player at present.
Will be much sweeter when I get it all sorted this year though.
Dan
Will put up my pictures of my room, once my new Panny 42" plasma is wall-mounted. (need to decorate at the same time, due channelling all the cables - got brick
)Loving all these pictures (and the one's on AV Forums) - you can just TELL, who hasn't got any kids!!
I, have two little monsters & two dogs.... This piccy is "as is" - the TV table was borrowed from my mum and dad, it's older than me (I'm 33!) Kinda adds to the room I think!!
Also running 2 x 250Gig "media" drives for use around the house - daughter's got an IMac in her bedroom (seriously locked down, as she's only 6), but has full access to the music, videos & pictures on the drives.
Looking at Apple TV as a solution to getting it all up onto the Panny. Not convinced yet.
Also have my studio networked to it all, so I can play mixes/raw dvd (pre-burning to disc) through the surround system. Using the Xbox 360 as the media player at present.
Will be much sweeter when I get it all sorted this year though.
Dan