04-27-2004
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añejo
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Chicagoland
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I have a nice HD HT system with a 55" Mits RPTV and a Samsung HD DirecTV rcvr. Looking forward to the HD Tivo's whenever they actually arrive. My favorite device is the programable Pronto remote. Push one button and the whole system turns on and goes to the appropriate inputs for DVD, HD, VCR, etc.
In fact 90% of my non-work related computer time is reading this forum and the AVS HD forum. So, yeah I guess I like my home theater. JT |
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I too have a little system 3 B&W LCR 600s3's for front and center B&W 602's for rears
Mitsubishi HD 65" widescreen tv a Sony STR-DE1075 sony dvd Digital cable w/hd.. about 300+ movies I may never watch again....Blah Blah Blah... pic of the B&W's These speakers are awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! from England!!! true sound at any volume....  L/C/R REAR<TABLE cellSpacing=4 cellPadding=4 width=600 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD colSpan=2>Technical Specifications : LCR600 S3 </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#e7e7e7><TD width="30%">Description</TD><TD width="70%">2.5-way vented-box system with magnetic shielding </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#ffffff><TD width="30%">Dimensions</TD><TD width="70%">Height: 204mm (8in) Width: 545mm (21.8in) Depth: 311mm (12.2in) </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#e7e7e7><TD width="30%">Net Weight</TD><TD width="70%">12.5kg / 27.5lb </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#ffffff><TD width="30%">Freq. Response</TD><TD width="70%">60Hz - 22kHz ± 3dB on reference axis </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#e7e7e7><TD width="30%">Freq. Range</TD><TD width="70%">-6dB at 48Hz and 42kHz </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#ffffff><TD width="30%">Sensitivity</TD><TD width="70%">89dB spl (2.83V, 1m) </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#e7e7e7><TD width="30%">Max. Recommended Cable Impedance</TD><TD width="70%">8 ohms (minimum 3.0 ohms) </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#ffffff><TD width="30%">Power Handling</TD><TD width="70%">25W - 150W into 8 ohms on unclipped programme </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#e7e7e7><TD width="30%">Drive Units</TD><TD width="70%">Unit 1: 1x 25mm (1in) metal dome high-frequency Unit 2: 1x 165mm (6.5in) woven Kevlar® cone bass/midrange Unit 3: 1x 165mm (6.5in) woven Kevlar® cone bass </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#ffffff><TD width="30%">Finish</TD><TD width="70%">Cabinet: Black Ash or Sorrento (light oak) vinyl Grille: Black Cloth</TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#e7e7e7><TD width="30%">Dispersion</TD><TD width="70%">Description: Within 2dB of response on reference axis Horizontal: over 40° arc Vertical: over 20° arc </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#ffffff><TD width="30%">Harmonic Distortion</TD><TD width="70%">2nd & 3rd harmonics <1% 70Hz - 20kHz (90dB spl, 1m) </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#e7e7e7><TD width="30%">Crossover Frequency</TD><TD width="70%">300Hz, 4kHz </TD></TR><TR vAlign=top bgColor=#ffffff><TD width="30%">Cable Impedance</TD><TD width="70%">0.1 ohms </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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lightweight
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Highland Village,Tx (Kinz Standard Time)
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programing. You can hook everything up to it except for a space station. Sure is nice posting from my laptop on the TV. You gotta love that Netcommand |
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lightweight
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Highland Village,Tx (Kinz Standard Time)
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I have KEF rears and fronts 2 ea. of M&K II subs, dual 15" in each sub all of this pushing out from an Onkyo 989 reciever Oh yeah, all wired together with monster cables Last edited by mckinzie; 04-27-2004 at 04:38 PM.. |
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04-27-2004
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Rastaman
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nice set up Kinz...I did fail to mention my DEFTECH PRO100's sorry about that...Astro's loose???? wat u talkin bout willis?? I went with the Sony for Traditional purposes...I had considered the Denon and Onkyo but was real comfy with the Sony...I know it doesnt have the best sound but the B&W's make up for it....I almost bought some KEF's but went with the B&W because I had started with the DM302's and really enjoyed the pureness of the speaker sound....M&KII 15's that will shake the SHAKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nice set up!!!!....I have not utilized the computer on the Mitsu...I think we have the same set!!!! Great picture....HD cable works real good...I have some Monster and some Snake Wire...all good....
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lightweight
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Highland Village,Tx (Kinz Standard Time)
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But my Miller & kreisel subs make up for it. I only get a limited number of channels with the HDnet programing but in about another year or so there will be more available. I still haven't figured out all the thing's that i can hook up using netcommand.  Sure is nice when you actually see the true color of a uniform in HIGH DEF. Mostly |
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04-27-2004
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añejo
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Moorpark, CA
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Check out this site for speakers made in Thailand.
I've got a pair for my Home Theater/Music system. Awesome sound, and incredible looks. Say no to boxes. http://www.norh.com |
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