My minimalist approach

TV Model : Pioneer KRP-500A
Blu-Ray Player: Pioneer BDP-LX52
Home Theater: Pioneer HTZ-LX61

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Added on February 27, 2010, 4:49 pmEiii.... add pic as attachment. Nothing came up

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Added on February 27, 2010, 5:04 pmViola~





My Sammy setup a couple of months ago. Currently, parked in my guest room





This post has been edited by serendipity168: Feb 27 2010, 05:57 PM

Thanks, Bro. Trying to keep it to a minimal

Was initially eying for the HTP-LX70 but there's no space to fit the Godzilla subwoofer

I shot these picture with a wide-angle lens. Hence, the TV may appear to be closer.

In actual fact, my couch (on the left of the sculpture) is approx 10-11ft. away from the TV. I find the TV size/viewing distance ratio very comfortable. 42" is a bit small. For a 60", pixelation from watching Astro would be horrible

Height wise is about eye level. You can adjust it to suit your taste

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Added on March 1, 2010, 11:56 amBetter hurry, Bro. KRP500 stock is running low already.

Once you have it, do PM me. Will gladly add you on the KURO Kaki thread

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Added on March 1, 2010, 11:58 am

This post has been edited by serendipity168: Mar 1 2010, 11:58 AM

Haha... don't think it'll grow any bigger, unless I have a dedicated HT room.

Else, my living room will be too cluttered. Probably my plants will then have to make room for the speakers

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Added on March 1, 2010, 12:07 pmI read from some threads around here that it's lower than that, I think?

Then again, I have a feeling that it's bottom out and perhaps, price may surge again due to demand. We'll see.......

This post has been edited by serendipity168: Mar 1 2010, 12:07 PM

Lelong, Lelong .....

Congrats on your new toy!

I shall add you to this thread:

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1340204

Either contact CT Seong via this forum or his number below for a good price

012 3777175

CT, I hope you are reading this

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Added on March 5, 2010, 9:44 pmThanks, Bro!

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Added on March 5, 2010, 9:44 pmThanks, Bro!

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Added on March 5, 2010, 10:40 pmJust out of curiosity, can your BDP-320 play RM10 Pirated DVD9 disc?

This post has been edited by serendipity168: Mar 5 2010, 10:40 PM

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Added on March 5, 2010, 10:40 pm

Just out of curiosity, can your BDP-320 play RM10 Pirated DVD9 disc?

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With good quality AhHem disc, U will not notice any difference even compare with the ori-Blu-ray copy if not side-by-side comparison, the out put is 24p/1080p

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Bro,

The question has a direct relation on whether you should invest in the HTP-LX70.

Back to the original question, can your BDP-320 play RM10 Pirated DVD9?

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'With good quality AhHem disc, U will not notice any difference even compare with the ori-Blu-ray copy if not side-by-side comparison, the out put is 24p/1080p '

I beg to differ. Else, an 1080p upscale DVD player will do?

Though some Blu Ray converted DVD9 PQ is highly commendable, the difference is still obvious. I have tons of Blu-Ray converted DVD9 discs. After viewing 1/2 doz. of Ori Blu-Ray, you'll spot the difference (blurring, judder)

To view a movie in pure 24p/1080p mode requires:

1) TV (24p output)
2) BD player (supports 24p)
3) Blu-Ray disc (Blu-ray Disc is encoded at 1080p/24p right on the disc)

You may a output DVD9 as 24p/1080p but the frames are upscaled and interpolated

Wow... That's a lot of heavy firepower you got there

Something that I have put a lot of thought into as well considering that I also live in a condo. Hmmm... looks to me that you must be living in one of them 'Bungalow in the Sky' type of apartment

One thing catches me, even with all the goodies that you can afford I sense no arrogance in you. Unlike some of the people here who just can't help but declare themselves 'Elites', 'Pros' whatsoever at any given chance

If anyone in this forum is into photography, you should check them out. No one there ever claimed they are Pros or what not based on the equipment they use. A great camera setup with a bunch of lens can easily setback $60K but without the necessary skills, a great photographer with a $300 point-n-shoot camera can kick his $60K butt

Sorry for being so long winded here. Anyway, very impressive setup and more power to you

You the M'aam

Just a figure of speech, my friend

Bro, don't really matter. If shuto1 is indeed a gal, then's she a breath of fresh air in this male dominated forum