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  • #31
    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    frank that cable box on its side in the first 2 pics would drive me fucken nuts.
    Those pictures with the big cable.box were taken the day the tv was installed. I was gonna build a new mantel then comcast told me about the new smaller HD boxes(the black one).

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    • #32
      I'm new to the home entertainment system world....LOL I like that powerbar by bose. It's just the bar and a wireless subwoofer. It sounded awesome at the store.

      What do you guys use for your picture settings? Do you use those dvds to help set the picture settings?

      Scrumhalf, what are your settings at?

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Scrumhalf View Post
        Dude, will you quit it with the elitist house bullshit? Some of us live in condos because we want to. I can write a personal check from my checking account and buy your house outright today if I wanted to. The way you carry on, it's like you are the only one here who can afford a house and the rest of us live in cardboard boxes ... Lol...
        damn bro that has got to be the best post ever

        "I can write a personal check from my checking account and buy your house out right today"

        question though who the hell rights checks these days,lol

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        • #34
          pull out your ATM card a swipe his house,lol

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          • #35
            We got a 47 in HD flat screen sanyo in the living room and some surround sound kit that came all together. It works great for us. Ol lady is always yelling at me to turn it down:rofl: hell I cant hear shit so I have to have it loud to understand what the fuck is being said.

            We got a 42 in flat screen in the bedroom as well.

            Each kid got a 36 in in their rooms...WTF when I was a kid we had one TV that was a piece of furniture in the living room and we all sat around to watch Andy Griffin and I love Lucy. spoiled lil rats...:agreed:

            I couldn't tell ya if its a good one or not( im guessing not) but it works for me:agreed: Now...if ya wanna talk guns or fiishing equipment..I can get technical I got some good shit:agreed:

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            • #36
              Originally posted by ROCKETW19 View Post
              pull out your ATM card a swipe his house,lol
              Scrum has the power!!!

              :weights:

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              • #37
                Originally posted by lipripper
                We got a 47 in HD flat screen sanyo in the living room and some surround sound kit that came all together. It works great for us. Ol lady is always yelling at me to turn it down:rofl: hell I cant hear shit so I have to have it loud to understand what the fuck is being said.

                We got a 42 in flat screen in the bedroom as well.

                Each kid got a 36 in in their rooms...WTF when I was a kid we had one TV that was a piece of furniture in the living room and we all sat around to watch Andy Griffin and I love Lucy. spoiled lil rats...:agreed:

                I couldn't tell ya if its a good one or not( im guessing not) but it works for me:agreed: Now...if ya wanna talk guns or fiishing equipment..I can get technical I got some good shit:agreed:
                Back in your day you would sit around the window and watch the civil war live and in action!

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
                  got rid of the center channel and surrounds and just have a 2.1 system. 2 powerful speakers and a good sub and you would be surprised at how amazing it sounds during movies an music. looks a lot clear too.
                  Still rocking the Polks?

                  2.1 is exactly what I want right now. Nice to hear you are enjoying yours.

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
                    got rid of the center channel and surrounds and just have a 2.1 system. 2 powerful speakers and a good sub and you would be surprised at how amazing it sounds during movies an music. looks a lot clear too.

                    :clapback:

                    Unless you are watching a good movie, you are typically only using 2.1 anyhow.

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
                      Back in your day you would sit around the window and watch the civil war live and in action!
                      :thumup:

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by FrankTheTank55 View Post
                        I'm new to the home entertainment system world....LOL I like that powerbar by bose. It's just the bar and a wireless subwoofer. It sounded awesome at the store.

                        What do you guys use for your picture settings? Do you use those dvds to help set the picture settings?

                        Scrumhalf, what are your settings at?
                        A setup disc does wonders for your picture quality. I gr the Disney World of Wonder disc. You can get it off Amazon. That's a pretty cost effective way to kick the picture quality up a notch. You can also pay a professional to come out with their equipment and set your TV up just right. The guys on the HT forums swear by it but unless you are a hardcore movie freak, it is probably overkill.

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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by FrankTheTank55 View Post
                          I'm new to the home entertainment system world....LOL I like that powerbar by bose. It's just the bar and a wireless subwoofer. It sounded awesome at the store.

                          What do you guys use for your picture settings? Do you use those dvds to help set the picture settings?

                          Scrumhalf, what are your settings at?
                          A setup disc does wonders for your picture quality. I gr the Disney World of Wonder disc. You can get it off Amazon. That's a pretty cost effective way to kick the picture quality up a notch. You can also pay a professional to come out with their equipment and set your TV up just right. The guys on the HT forums swear by it but unless you are a hardcore movie freak, it is probably overkill.

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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by Scrumhalf View Post
                            A setup disc does wonders for your picture quality. I gr the Disney World of Wonder disc. You can get it off Amazon. That's a pretty cost effective way to kick the picture quality up a notch. You can also pay a professional to come out with their equipment and set your TV up just right. The guys on the HT forums swear by it but unless you are a hardcore movie freak, it is probably overkill.
                            I'll get the disc! I'm always trying different settings. The clarity of the picture is amazing! I just would like it to be a little more vibrant.

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by Scrumhalf

                              A setup disc does wonders for your picture quality. I gr the Disney World of Wonder disc. You can get it off Amazon. That's a pretty cost effective way to kick the picture quality up a notch. You can also pay a professional to come out with their equipment and set your TV up just right. The guys on the HT forums swear by it but unless you are a hardcore movie freak, it is probably overkill.
                              The fine tuning capabilities of the sharp are overwhelming. Unless you do a lot of homework or have a good knowledge of what each option does you will most likely end up having to reset to default over and over again because when you change one advanced setting it nullifies another. It's so time consuming. Calibration discs are a must, imo. In the end it's the best place to start. Then you can do little tweaks from that saved reference point.

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                              • #45
                                LOL I never knew they had disks to set up your TV. I might have to get one. The install guy set mine up but it only took him 10mins I bet its all generic settings noting fine tuned.

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