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The only thing you really have to worry about is a fluorescent light fixture. Do what you can to route around them as much as possible, but otherwise you should have no problems.

How hard was it to pull a piece of foam and unscrew what.... 6 maybe 8 screws to pull a driver ? What are you complaining for ? :rolleyes: Patience grasshopper, am sure someone here will be able to assist you, give it some time....

No actually no problems with the remote, the door is a wood frame and covered with cloth so the remote passes right through no problem. Besides, the TV has a TheatreLink connection that piggy backs the IR from other devices through the tv out the back and to the device in question. I just...

Hello all, Some of you may have had a similar situation, and with all the very talented people here, am sure someone will be able to assist in this quite simple project. My TV stand door drops down, I want to motorize it, up and down, and set it up on some sort of I/R remote. Pic can...

AMAZING SUB I love this place, before you guys my wife thought I was nuts, now she just says I have HT lite and you guys are nuts.... I showed her the pic of your sub and she freaked thinking I wanted to build something simlar.... all I want to do is upgrade my current one, should be no...

I had Polk CSi3 center Monitor 4.6s for fronts Monitor 4s for rears (still have the 4s as they are fronts in the basement HT setup) If you like the way they sound they are excellent speakers for the price. I have always felt Polk provided a good clean flat sound reproduction.

I have a set of Monitor 9se 1st gens and use them with my Pioneer vsx d711 and they rock, haven't maxed em out yet, but don't expect to as they are rated for 50w more than my amp can push.... They rock, simply said they are Paradigm's, and Paradigm's are just solid.:emoji_thumbsup: Just...

If you do not plan on closing your screen (depends on the room) you can get screens that allow sound to pass through them. Then you simply set up your center at optimal height behind the screen, and voila.

Yes very expensive. Honestly, get rid of your fluorescent sconces and buy some reg incandescent fixtures and you will have no problems. I am assuming that since they are in your HT room, they will not be on very bright anyway, so the electricity won't be much more.

Bought my 46HX83 in November past..... I looooooove my Set, very glad I paid the little extra for the X in the name..... (as there is only one place to put a t.v. in the living room, and it's opposite the windows.....) They have a very good anti-glare screen. As much as you enjoyed your...

As Philip says, basically it does nothing (but cost you more and you have more wire to snake) Now if you Bi-Amp your system, THEN it makes sense to Bi-Wire. Else you are just spending more $ on more wire...

Paradigm PS-1000 :emoji_thumbsup: Extremely satisfied, 17 x 24 room and it shakes it very well. Though I have to mention I have a pair of Paradigm monitor 9's and they have twin 8" drivers in each so... lotsa bass :D