projectors are awesome!!! got any pics??!
that looks awesome!!! i like that theres carpet there too. can you turn that tv very much, say where you could see it while your working on something?Entertainment corner of my garage, stereo under the bar, TV hanging, carpet, sleep sofa, beer fridge...
wow, you don't mess around on your setups lol. they do look great though. i've always wanted a home theater. i love surround sound too!!!Another obsession of mine. Heres the theater room I built in the basement of my house. It was once a gym, until I added on, and then it was a playroom for the kids, until they turned it into a mess. So I took it back and spent some time researching equipment and the proper way to setup a theater. (ie: a few other forums I frequent.
Equipment stack built in the wall
Center speaker stand and 2 channel equipment
I also have a vintage Carver system in my office
And another small surround system in the bedroom along with the 2 channel system that is connected throughout the house. Oh, and I have an old Yamaha reciever in my garage for backround music.
Like I said, another obsession!
agreed! keep the pics coming!!
Entertainment corner of my garage, stereo under the bar, TV hanging, carpet, sleep sofa, beer fridge...
Another obsession of mine. Heres the theater room I built in the basement of my house. It was once a gym, until I added on, and then it was a playroom for the kids, until they turned it into a mess. So I took it back and spent some time researching equipment and the proper way to setup a theater. (ie: a few other forums I frequent.
Equipment stack built in the wall
Center speaker stand and 2 channel equipment
I also have a vintage Carver system in my office
And another small surround system in the bedroom along with the 2 channel system that is connected throughout the house. Oh, and I have an old Yamaha reciever in my garage for backround music.
Like I said, another obsession!
wow that is sweet!!! i like how you integrated speakers/subs into things like the couch and that black stool thing. I bet that system shook the house!!!
cool, looks like an awesome spot. add a microwave and you could live out there!!!
that looks great Jim!! you really take garage entertainment to a whole new level. any idea how much electricity that all uses?
looks sweet
where do you get the screen at for the projector?if it ever stops snowing in Mass, i might just get to start cleaning out the garage to start on my project.
, they should definately take a look at these onkyo's. I didn't mention in the original post but it's actually a 9.2 reciever, my house is just too small to run THAT many speakers. Also the newer version of mine came out about 4 months after I bought it, for less money (go figure) and it has the new HDMI 1.4 standard and a few other bells and whistles included. They are REALLY nice recievers with a LOT of power, i think mine is 135 watts per channel, with a plethora of inputs and outputs. Overall, a really versital system for the entry level audiophile.
wow that looks awesome nice garage!! But drive a Ford!!!!!!Most recent I have right now. This is how it is when I'm using the garage, and not the bar...
Here is 1 a little older, but this is how I have it when entertaining.
Another.
that looks sweet!! the tv completes itI’ve posted some pics on a previous TV/stereo thread, but here's a few details of the “entertainment” part of the garage. A Bose 3-2-1 system on the east wall connects an Xbox 360 and HP netbook to a 32” flat screen for gaming & web surfing. The main system on the south wall is all powered through a Harmon Kardon 5.1 receiver installed in a lower Hercke cabinet with custom smoked glass door inserts. It's connected to a cable/dvr box, Celestion satellites, subwoofer and center channel. Video is handled by a Sony 47” LED flat screen. All components are out of sight with exception of the speakers and TV’s. Cables & wires run through the walls, light soffit and ceiling giving it a cleaner look.
Tomorrow I’m installing food, drinks and friends – it’ll be Super Bowl ready.
wow i like that amp. what year is it?
nice bike bill! got anymore pics of your shop?Here's mine... 50" Panasonic HD on satellite/PVR, Yamaha 5.1 surround. Custom corner mount for the TV; it pulls out enough to turn 90 degrees so it can point down either workbench.
awesome garage! i actually just read the thread on it last night!!Here is mine in my new space:
110" HD Fixed screen with a HD Epson projector, and full surround sound along with 6 other ceiling mount speakers thoughout the rest of the garage.
Even with all the lights on in the garage, the new projector has a daylight setting so you can see the pic with no issues what so ever while working.
i actually read your thread now that i think of it, i remember how much money you had in diamond plate. i actually have a slow going project with my dad restoring a '48 panhead we got from my uncle.
