paiseh
its not like that,these day wan earn Rm50 also hard la..

bro.i got 1 question.
im using thick wire where it consist 2 red wire and 2 black wire.
im having problem when connecting the wire to the AVR because it very thick and hard.
so do u know anything that i can do to connect it without hassle ?

U connect bare wire? Try banana la. How thick is ur cable....10awg?

banana ?
is that a little gold thingy ?
harvey norman got sell ?
any size of cable will fit it rite ?

Yes, a banana plug is that little gold thingy that connects to your bare cable wires.

There are various designs out there, not sure if all will fit any size cable. How thick a wire are you using (look for the AWG rating)?

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Added on June 26, 2009, 3:41 pmIf you never open A-C then can consider putting your screen there. If there is a curtain track from A-C then suggest you hang a thick, black curtain there. Helps to cut down light from outside and the black curtain is an effective background for the screen.

Surround speakers don't necessarily have to be mounted at ear height. In fact many recommend them be mounted 2-3 feet above ear height.

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Added on June 26, 2009, 3:43 pmProjector distance depends on how big a screen you want. In general the bigger the screen the further back the projector.

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Added on June 26, 2009, 3:50 pmIf you're going with a large screen (say above 100") then you may want to consider full HD projector. The higher resolution of full HD will result in sharper pictures, especially for large screen.

Yup, you might need to mount the screen from the ceiling or custom make a partition to hang the screen (like hanging a painting). Are you planning to use a fixed screen?

Yes, long video wires can be bought. I suppose you are using HDMI cable to connect to projector? It's possible to buy 10m length locally. If you need longer, see: http://www.bluejeanscable.co.uk/store/hdmi-cables/index.htm They have up to 30m.

This post has been edited by jchong: Jun 26 2009, 03:50 PM

I presume seating distance can be nearer too..

Yes you can sit nearer because pixellation won't be as visible. However, sitting distance should primarily be decided by screen size and your own viewing comfort.

Yes..agree.

another thing that should keep in mind is the lens shift of the projector.....the wider the shift...the easier/more flexible it is to place.
also need to remember that the max shift noted for the projctor....one cant use both (vertical+lateral) extremes in the same instance.

e.g. my pj is actually off center from the screen's center line. but mine is wall mounted so i had it placed low so i didnt need to use the vertical shift...but used plenty of the lateral shift.

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This post has been edited by dashday: Jul 27 2009, 01:43 PM

Aiya,u late about 1 week.
I just get Hd65 from HTkaki.