Great, now I can come to canreef for my home theatre addictions too??? I have a modest setup in my basement.. Will snap some pics tonight maybe. It is only an old school 6.1 system tho.

I know what you mean. If you are looking for a center with some bulk, you might want to look at the PSB Platinum series.
http://www.psbspeakers.com/products/Platinum-Series

In that picture, the center looks like it could power the room itself.:biggrin:

For $2,000 it better. :lol: A wee bit above my price point but a very nice speaker none the less.

In October I replaced my home theater for the first time in 15 years!

Went with:
TV: Panasonic TC-P54V10 plasma
Receiver: Denon AVR-4310
Front and Centre: Canton Ergo
Surround and Rear Surround (in ceiling): Monitor RS6
Subwoofer: Venodyne Optimum 12
Blueray: Denon DBP-2010CI
Ferman Power Protection

And a nice little IR repeater system so all the components are stored out of sight in the back room.

just to pass on was at Double Diamond (Edmonton) yesterday and the Harmony One was $210 (a great addition for any HT).

I looked at all thoes and decided they were a waist of money as I was only going with a 92" screen. to get a diecent picture you need to spend about 3400 cdn plus about 700 for the screen and thats just a plain jane fixed. I ended up going with a plasma which gives me a better picture than a 4000 buck projector.. only down fall is I had to down size to 60" from the 92" I wanted.

Oh and the Optima HD20 is 1800.00 in canada and it is just a color wheel projector. and the funny thing is its native resolution is 720p so it must upconvert to 1080.. that confused me when I was looking into it which is another reason I decided not to get it

Steve

nothing wrong with 6.1, except not much is out that takes advantage of it. my up stairs system is a yammy 6.1 but it stays in 6channel sterio most of the time.

Steve

which one did you go with and how hard was the install? and would you buy it again?

Steve

watch costco.. they had it for 140.00 going to go on friday and see if there are any left.

Steve

If anyone is looking to get into a budget 1080p projector should take a serious look at the Panasonic PT-AE4000

http://www.projectorcentral.com/Pana...PT-AE4000U.htm