yromj
Well-Known Member
Long story shortened to 10 words or less: I've been back in my house for two months now.
I've got three setups that I'm going to describe and then post pics of, because I know this thread is worthless without pics.
First, the master bedroom. I've got a 42" Panasonic plasma wall-mounted above a dresser in there. I don't have any other speakers other than the TV or anything but its sources are all in the living room making it a very clean install.
Next, the living room. I've got a 32" LG LCD, Sony BDP-N460 blu-ray player, Dish 722 DVR, and a Yamaha RX-V867 receiver. I chose that receiver for 2 reasons: 1. It's networkable and plays Pandora, Sirius Internet Radio, Internet Radio, and more. 2. It does HDMI passthrough and switching to two HDMI outputs, even while its off. The HDMI outs are also independently configurable so that I can have the LR TV not receive sound via HDMI but the bedroom TV does. Very flexible!! For those of you wondering, the smaller TV is in the living room because we don't watch it quite as much (see below) and the head of the bed is a LOT farther away than the couch.
Finally, the theater. It's largely unchanged from before. It's got a Yamaha 5 disc CD changer, Dish 922 receiver, Sony BDP-360 blu-ray player (on the upgrade list), Onkyo Pro PR-SC885 pre/pro, and a Sony HS51A projector (also on the upgrade list) hitting a 102" Carada Criterion screen. This is where I watch the majority of my TV and all of my movies.
I'll post pics soon.
John
I've got three setups that I'm going to describe and then post pics of, because I know this thread is worthless without pics.
First, the master bedroom. I've got a 42" Panasonic plasma wall-mounted above a dresser in there. I don't have any other speakers other than the TV or anything but its sources are all in the living room making it a very clean install.
Next, the living room. I've got a 32" LG LCD, Sony BDP-N460 blu-ray player, Dish 722 DVR, and a Yamaha RX-V867 receiver. I chose that receiver for 2 reasons: 1. It's networkable and plays Pandora, Sirius Internet Radio, Internet Radio, and more. 2. It does HDMI passthrough and switching to two HDMI outputs, even while its off. The HDMI outs are also independently configurable so that I can have the LR TV not receive sound via HDMI but the bedroom TV does. Very flexible!! For those of you wondering, the smaller TV is in the living room because we don't watch it quite as much (see below) and the head of the bed is a LOT farther away than the couch.
Finally, the theater. It's largely unchanged from before. It's got a Yamaha 5 disc CD changer, Dish 922 receiver, Sony BDP-360 blu-ray player (on the upgrade list), Onkyo Pro PR-SC885 pre/pro, and a Sony HS51A projector (also on the upgrade list) hitting a 102" Carada Criterion screen. This is where I watch the majority of my TV and all of my movies.
I'll post pics soon.
John