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i'm laying out our home theater on cad right now and i'm just looking to get some opinions on the seating distance vs. the screen size... room size will be 15'2" wide by 23'5" min. depth to 25'2" max. depth. (final room depth hasn't been decided) anyways, we wanna use at least an 11'...

i already have appointments set up with genesis audio video in irvine and future home theater for consultation, and will end up using one of these installers... i just wanted to get an idea of what's new and what's good, so i'm not clueless when i meet with them. most people who spend...

let's say 10k - 15k range for pre/pro, amp(s), and dvd player, but i will spend more (or less)... here's the rest of the equipment i'm leaning towards: 65" panasonic hd plasma 37" panasonic hd plasma x2 nautilus 803 fronts nautilus htm1 center nautilus scm1 side and rear surround...

thanks for the replys... i'm leaning towards the b&w's. i know there's better out there, but for the purpose of this room i think they'll be fine. anyways, the specs on the bw site say to give: nautilus 803 - 250w nautilus htm1 - 250w nautilus scm1 - 120w any reccomendations on amp(s)...

i'd like to make sure that whatever speakers i choose are properly powered. how dangerous is it giving speakers more than their RMS? i would like to give the L/C/R channels 250 - 300 watts because most of my speaker choices are in that range and give the suuround sides and rears 125 - 150 watts...

we are about to do a entertainment center in our great room. it's main function is to be a living room where the family can hang out and watch tv/sports/movies and listen to music. the room is 32' x 18' with 14' ceilings. right now i'm in the phase of getting my ideas together...

we are about to do a entertainment center in our great room. it's main function is to be a living room where the family can hang out and watch tv/sports/movies and listen to music. the room is 32' x 18' with 14' ceilings. right now i'm in the phase of getting my ideas together...

if the samsung really sells for 40k and is available in march i'll have to give it some serious consideration. i will most likely end up with a 63-65 though. right now i'm in the phase of getting my ideas together, researching various equipment, designing the layout for the room, and contact...

i went down and took a look at the fujitsu plasma. i was very impressed with the picture. anyways, the salesman told me that the fujitsu is the best plasma on the market for watching sports because of its technology that controls how fast the screen changes colors or something like that...

we're doing a multiple screen setup in our living room. i was thinking along the lines of a 61"-65" plasma as the main screen with 37" lcd/plasma screens on each side. they have to be flat panels because they're going to be mounted on the wall over the fire place i'm looking for the best...