Systems Showcase
RTi 7.1 Cinema
This system started out with just the RTi6's to accomidate an older Onkyo TX-8511 Stereo Receiver. Then it grew. Quickly. The bug to build a full home theater hit hard. I had spent 4 years in the Marines away from audio and video, only remembering what I had learned working at The Stereo Advantage in High School. When I bought the RTi6's, it was just to give a little more sound to the TV. Hey, I already had the receiver, why not? Live and Learn. This was just not enough. So, to make a long story shorter, I just kept adding until (We all know you never are) content. For now. 1/24/05 UPDATE: Just changed out my receiver to a harman/kardon AVR630 v.5.02. I love it. After to software update, I have so much flexibility and power to spare.
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From the cockpit. |
Surround Backs. |
From the staircase. |
Another of the SB. |
The 505. After many moves and trials the corner seemed best. Haven't quite hit the power cord wire management. |
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CD Player
- Onkyo DX-C370
DVD Player
- Sony DVP-NS575P
Monitor
- Toshiba CF35D350
NTSC Source
- Dish Network DishDVR 522
Power Conditioner
- Monster Power HTS-1000MKI
Racks / Stands / Brackets
- Z-Line Designs Z221S (Monitor / AV Equip)
- OmniMount WS24 (Surround) <---These things suck. Spend the extra for weighted stands.
- OmniMount AB1 (Surround Back) <---Hold more that their prescribed limit. Nice.
Receiver
- harman/kardon AVR630 (pictures to follow soon)
Speaker Cable
- Monster THX Ultra 1000 10' pair (Front)
- Monster MC500 6' single (Center)
- Monster XP 25'x2/50'x2 (Surround+Surround Back)
- Monster InterLink 300MKII L+R (Subwoofer)
Speakers
- Polk RTi10 (Front L+R)
- Polk RTi6 (Surround L+R)
- Polk CSi5 (Center)
- Polk Monitor30 (Surround Back L+R)
- Polk PSW505 (that great rumble)
VCR (plays those old 'tape' things)
- Toshiba W522