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My setup (Pics Up Soon)

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1/31/08 at 9:27pm
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Hello all. Haven't been too much of an active member on this site, but I figured I would go ahead and post my HT setup. It's all in a spare bedroom of the house, so seating is not all that great.

TV: Sony KDF-E55A20
Receiver: Onkyo TX-SR705
LF, RF, LR, RR: Polk Audio R150
Center: Polk Audio CSR
Sub: SVS PCi 20-39
DVD: Sony DVP-NC85H
CD: Sony CDP-CE375
Component Switcher: Zektor HDS4.1
Game Systems: NES, Dreamcast, Gamecube, Playstation 2, XBOX (Modded 300GB), XBOX 360, X360 HD-DVD add-on, Nintendo Wii
Remote Control: Logitech Harmony H659T and/or Sony RM-AX4000

I am in the process of getting a custom rack made for all the equipment so all that it is hooked up is the 360, HD-DVD, TV, and 5.1. I have everything running through Component right now from my old setup (Sony V333ES), but am hoping to run an HDMI cable from the closet to my TV. Since my TV can only do 1080i, would there be any problem in running a 50ft HDMI cable?

I am also looking for a place to get the "Dolby Digital" and "dts" plaques to hang on the walls. If anyone has any info, it would be greatly appreciated.

Also, pics will be up as soon as possible.

TAVCON Enterprises Inc.
Metairie, Louisiana 70003
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2/1/08 at 5:32am
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Re: My setup (Pics Up Soon)

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Originally Posted by JeffreyJohnston
Since my TV can only do 1080i, would there be any problem in running a 50ft HDMI cable?
It shouldn't be a problem withe some high quality cables like this one from Monoprice. It's also in-wall rated. If it is too long for your equipment, Monoprice has an in-line HDMI booster.

-Robert
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