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They are big..... 
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Finally got the LEDs on
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Mahoosive pics 
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hmm weird, normal size on my monitors :/ same as participant
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Firefox is telling me the display size is 3,264px × 1,840px.
My monitor is only 1900x1200
Looks like a nice light effect you've got going there.
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They are that big yeah but the forum seems to have resized them for me (or the dropbox link where i'm hosting is doing some magic)
/EDIT fixed them anyway
/EDIT fixed them anyway
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I just use a PC into a Denon DN-A7100 pro preamp/processor. Going to a Optoma projector on a 106" screen
speakers are active PSI mastering monitors for the mains, a BK XXLS400 sub and some dinky fostex PM05 actives for the rears. No centre.
works for me.
speakers are active PSI mastering monitors for the mains, a BK XXLS400 sub and some dinky fostex PM05 actives for the rears. No centre.
works for me.
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Thanks!
Here's a view that should clear up the construction method:
I've now got the 10.1s on the desk (they just about fit reasonably). Built an amp rack for the NAD 3130 out of some offcuts.
Very nice
and cheers for the extra shot.
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One use for an old car seat I guess
Would actually of never noticed that until you pointed it out!
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are they candles? Don't light the candles!
Viewing distance is between 6-10ft, depending on seating position, so the larger size works.
The TV motion control works very well, means you never need the remote to change anything, just raise your hand and move it around
The voice control is less useful because it just takes longer to speak and wait for the system to process your commands than it does to press buttons on the remote or use motion control.
The soundbar really improves the impact and Samsung's Soundshare system is amazing.
The TV motion control works very well, means you never need the remote to change anything, just raise your hand and move it around
The voice control is less useful because it just takes longer to speak and wait for the system to process your commands than it does to press buttons on the remote or use motion control.
The soundbar really improves the impact and Samsung's Soundshare system is amazing.
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I just use a PC into a Denon DN-A7100 pro preamp/processor. Going to a Optoma projector on a 106" screen
speakers are active PSI mastering monitors for the mains, a BK XXLS400 sub and some dinky fostex PM05 actives for the rears. No centre.
works for me.
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I'm all for PSI, lovely pieces of kit, especially those A25's.
However, nearfield for a cinema setup? :confused: How close are you to them?
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They're midfields. I have them about 2.5m away from me to give me enough space for the doorway behind them, with a sub filling in any lost bass from their positioning.
The manual says they're for use 2-4m away.
I have ongoing ear problems which makes me not hear bass properly. They're sort of a waste at the moment. Thinking about selling them and just buying another pair of dinky fostex.
The manual says they're for use 2-4m away.
I have ongoing ear problems which makes me not hear bass properly. They're sort of a waste at the moment. Thinking about selling them and just buying another pair of dinky fostex.
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Also posted in the 'Things I have bought' thread in GD.
Samsung UE55es8000, and Monitor Audio BX5 speakers. The hifi system is out of view......
Marantz PM6004
Marantz CD6004
Rega RP3
Sky+HD
Apple Airport Express
Beresford Caiman DAC
Panasonic DMP-BDT330
Sennheiser HD650
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Finally got the LEDs on
What are these like? how does it effect lots of white and grey content. Does it cause it to look more blue/yellow like white?
Also what mode do you watch your TV with this on? as I've been reading up on this bias lighting. To see natural colours you've to use a 6500k light behind the TV and a neutral grey wall.