WHOA!!!!now thats the shit...

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Added on August 24, 2008, 4:48 pmWHOA!!!!now thats the shit...

This post has been edited by pornstar: Aug 24 2008, 04:48 PM

priced at around 20k USD.. and he has 5 of them revels salons... ZOMG~ ahahahahaha

and the Sub30 is abt USD5,500 a piece.

What $6 million will buy



http://blog.audiovideointeriors.com/208great/

wow look at the ratatuiii image...it is so sharp and outstanding...better than the whole picture itself

With 6m I rather built my own cinema like GSC or TGV. Might as well make money out of it. 3 back rows reserved only for LYN forumners

Yup, seen those pics a million times.

Even if I have 6 million to spare, I won't go for that, that's overkill. I don't even want floorstanders in my setup, bookshelves all the way.

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Added on August 24, 2008, 9:27 pmThanks bro. So I'm good, I like to listen to CDs more than mp3. Yup, old skool.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Aug 24 2008, 09:27 PM

arremie, i think at that far a picture is took, if standard pj looks sharp

its lil bit strage, why use tube amp for HT??

Nothing strange when u got money sis

My very very humble set-up.

1. 32" 720p Sharp LCD LC32BX5M

2. Yamaha RX-V540 6.1 Channel AVR.

3. Yamaha P610 Speaker Set Consisting of:
4x NS-10MMT
1x NS-C10MM
1x YST-SW45

4. Sharp BD-HP20A Blu-Ray Player

5. Philips DVP-5996/98K HDMI DVD Player

6. Astro - Thompson Type.

Let me tell you I immensely enjoy my set-up. The NS-610 speaker set may look small but it delivers very good sound from it and coupled with the RX-V540, it can shake the ceiling. The RX-V540 is an ageing AVR. No HDMI and it's a 6.1 channel AVR. One Coaxial (Philips 5996 - no Optical out from this player) and 3 Optical (1 used by the Sharp BD-HP20A).

The NS-610 is also as old as the AVR. Bought together during a KL AVSHOW like 5 years back.

Video from DVP-5996 and BD-HP20A is via HDMI direct to the LCD TV. Astro is connected via S-Video to LCD TV.

Some of you may question my choice of getting the Sharp BD-HP20A Blu-Ray player. But I got this for cheap. I know it's not THE BEST player (heck its even a Profile 1.0 player) but playing it on my Sharp 32" is superb. Excellent picture quality! You won't guess how much I got the Sharp BD-HP20A for....

RM800. It's even cheaper than a PS3 and I don't play game. So it was damn worth it. Some of my audiophile friends told me, at RM800 I'm an idiot if I did not grab it. In fact one of them said if I don't buy it he's going to grab it and use it as his second BD player. He already have a Pioneer BDP-LX70A(click to read about the player) player which I think cost around RM6K+.

The Philips DBP-5996 is LITERALLY TWO DAYS OLD. It replaced my faithful DVP-640K after 4 years. After the 640K started to get flaky (after hundreds and hundreds of hours of playtime its about time too) I decided to change to the 5996 after reading through Lowyat.net Audiophile subforum.

#1. Overview of my set-up.



#2. My back speakers, 2x NS-10MMT behind my L-Shaped couch.



#3. The Yamaha RX-V540.



#4. Coming to 5 years old but have served me so so well and still in immaculate condition. I take care of my stuff. Great sounds from it too.



#5. The Sharp BD-HP20A and Philips DVP-5886.



#6. Close-up of the NS-C10MM Center Speaker with the speaker grill off.

great setup there, Exarkun, nice n clean.

Just wondering, do you put the sub on the console just to take pic, or is it there all along? doesnt it vibrates against the wood console?

also, custom made console?

This post has been edited by kiam: Aug 25 2008, 08:38 PM

The sub has been there all along. Under the subs are foam pads to absorb the vibration. I decided to place it there instead of on the floor, because firstly there is not enough space to the left and right of the console for the sub. Secondly it's a front firing sub so it don't really matter. If I got a floor firing one, then I have to put it down.

And yes it's a custom made console done while doing renovation to the house before moving in. The wood is kinda solid.

wow hardcore yammy fan! saport! im using v663 now.. it was stressed test for over 2days of non stop action during the last weekend on gaming, movie, astro, music..

its left on while i sleep at night till i wake up.. and it always remain cool~ hehe

Actually, I'm targetting the v663 to replace my v540. Just waiting for a good deal on it.

A bit sad of letting go of the v540 though. It is a good amp and have served me very well. Still in good condition after 5 years.

List

1. Philips 42" HD ready LCD 42PF7621D
2. Marantz AVR SR 7002
3. Epson Full HD EMP-TW2000 (Home Cinema Pro 1080UB)
4. Playstation 3 60GB
5. Magnat Monitor 2-way Bookshelves Front L/R and Center channel
6. Audio Pro for rear surround (cant even remember exact model number for all speakers)
7. Velodyne powered subwoofer VX-10
8. Draper Luma High contrast gray screen HDTV 16:9 106"....which has developed the V wave %#"%"¤#&/
9. assortments of cables; audioquest and cardass and of course generic stuff (the 15m HDMI to the pj is generic).
10. Playstation 2 (which is there to collect dust).
11.various brackets (draper is using Da-lite brackets, TV is using Vogel, PJ is using SMS)
12. Sarotech Abigs DVP-570HD media player with a 500GB HDD
13. Dvico TVIX M6500A is en-route with its 1TB HDD
14. Logitech Harmony 555 remote controller
15. Samsung 8" digital photo frame count or not? hehehe....that can be linked to the TV.
16. forgot this old Pioneer DVD player...which i dont remember the model number.....

This post has been edited by rthj: Aug 29 2008, 02:52 PM

Nice...perhaps can list down ur gadgets...

hmmm the screen is not center alligned with the spakers... hmm
It looks very neat and tidy .. love it.

yeah, they are not aligned with the screen indeed, that's the best i can do with the limited space.

wish i can do better with the wires at the back of the cabinet.....have to keep the back opened for ventilation. and no matter how i organize the cables..its still like vine jungle....

This post has been edited by rthj: Aug 29 2008, 05:50 PM

Veli nice~~~ envyyy

dude, nothing to envy about......

have to say i am proud that i did the installation myself....the brackets have been a big pain in the butt. those are concrete slab walls....not bricks.....it is much harder to drill. i actually broke one of the bolt in the wall......that was a hair-pulling experience.

getting the stuffs aligned and level was pain in the butt also. end up with other gadgets just to do all these.

check the sketch i did...hehehe....it is to scale....the thing hanging from the top were actually 2 hanging lights which i have since replaced with something shorter. this was done to make sure the position i wanted for the projector and the screen would line up



This post has been edited by rthj: Aug 29 2008, 06:12 PM