My processor is an Enlightened Audio Designs TheaterMaster Signature:


My main DVD player is an Enlightened Audio Designs TheaterVision P:


My amplifier is an Enlightened Audio Designs PowerMaster 2000:


I use AudioQuest Anaconda and Viper interconnects:



I use AudioQuest Caldera speaker cables:


I have Definitive Technology BP3000TL front speakers:


I have a Definitive Technology CLR3000 center channel speaker:


I have Definitive Technology BPVX/P surround speakers:


I have a Sunfire True Sub Signature subwoofer:


I use a Tice PowerBlock III Signature Series power conditioner:


I have audio grade outlets installed as well...

My television is a Toshiba 65" TheaterWide HDTV:


I have a lot of other various things that I didn't feel like listing.

a philips cd player

some old turntable with big speakers

And you can afford all of this?

LaVisHh said:

Just for that I will take pictures of my actual equipment and post them here!!! I will put a note that says "fuuuck yooou!" on the equipment too.

teller said:

I make a lot of money... but I don't like my job.

IceNine said:

Here's MINE, punk:

LaVisHh said:

:LOL:

Where is the picture of your 10" black and white television?

I have a SONY 27" Stereo Color TV
I have a SONY VHS HiFi Player
I have a VHS rewinder

I have a Playstation 2. It plays DVDs!


And a 27" Panasonic ($125) TV. I have a 13" in the bedroom (not even plugged in, I just moved), and another 13" black and white TV that has a bumper sticker on the top that says "I MILK". That's in the outside storage.

But I have a really nice computer.

It's nothing special. Basically, we've got a 27" Philips TV with a Samsung DVD player and some cheap VCR that my in-laws won as a door prize at a party. (I never use the VCR, but my wife does to tape her favorite shows when she can't be home or doesn't want to stay up late.) The audio feed goes into a Sony bookshelf stereo system.

The one nice thing about this setup is that the DVD player and TV are connected by a component video cable, so I'm very pleased with the picture quality.

I've thought about getting some kind of 5.1 surround audio system, if for no other reason than to experience the 5.1 mixes that came on a bonus DVD with the latest Supreme Beings of Leisure CD.

Then, in the den/computer room, I'm putting together a DJ setup. Right now it has one Technics SL-1200 turntable and a Numark CDN33 dual CD player, both of which go into a cheap Gemini mixer. (I first bought the mixer simply because I needed a preamp for the turntable.) The mixer then feeds into the "line in" jack of my computer's sound card. The computer itself has Labtec speakers with a subwoofer... nothing great.

This month I intend to add a second SL-1200 turntable and upgrade the mixer to something decent.

Now, as for car audio...

The Miata has a stock Bose system with a CD player and a tape deck. (The cassette unit was an option that I installed myself after ordering the part from a dealer.) Audiophiles love to bash Bose, but it's the best car audio system I've ever had, and besides, a convertible isn't the best listening environment.

I also attached a mount to the passenger seat bolt that holds the cradle for Sony's "Plug and Play" XM Satellite Radio... I was not going to drill holes in my dashboard, which is what Sony tells you to do.

As for the BMW, the front speakers might be stock, but the previous owner told me he replaced the rear speakers with (obviously cheap) aftermarket replacements. I also removed the factory radio (the display and tape deck were broken) and installed an Aiwa CD player with a line-in jack on the front that accepts a standard stereo 1/8" patch cord, so I can run just about any audio source through it.

The sound in the BMW is pretty lousy. but it's a 16-year-old car and I have no interest in putting a lot of money into it... it's just my transportation when the Miata is tucked away in the garage for the winter.

Ice, Just curious. You have Def. Tech's for your front, center and rears. Why did you not go w/ Def. Tech. for your subwoofer as well???

I've noticed every so often Icenine likes to post these 'look at what i've got, i'm in no way bragging or showing off" type-threads.I remember the CD one too, (which i admit was quite impressive)

I wonder why? small genitalia perhaps?

jtea4p said:

The Sunfire is a MONSTER of a sub and it is better than the Definitive sub. The Sunfire has a 2,700 watt amplifier in it and it is still a small cube.

It really is one of the most amazing subs I have ever heard.

Here are the specs on that monster:

2700-watt amp featuring patented Tracking Downconverter power supply
Frequency response: 16 Hz to 100 Hz (+0, -3 dB)
Greater than 116 dB peak SPL with room gain
Input coupling is optical and it accepts standard and high-level inputs
Bore 10 inches – stroke 2.35 inches
Total air volume displacement is over 360 cubic inches
Crossover points variable from 35 Hz to 100 Hz
Crossover slope 36 dB/octave
Input level (volume) control
Phase continuously adjustable 0 to 180 degrees
Passive 70 Hz 6 dB per octave hi-pass line level output for satellite loudspeakers
Dimensions: 13" by 13" by 13"
Two-year warranty
Weight: 57 lbs.

I have a 13 inch tv with rabbit ears..one is broken off so I used a hanger and added tinfoil and it works perfectly now..I hooked the 13 inch tv to a radio shack am-fm only radio and it comes out on those speakers now..I am going to upgrade to a boom box with casette deck..that is going to be the shit!!! :worsdhip:

My vcr is a pop up beta max but it still workd what with the added masking tape that I used on the cartride pop up to keep it steady etc..it has some peanut butter on some of the electronics but so far so good

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[This message was edited Fri Feb 7 10:57:02 PST 2003 by rdhull]

I have a small black and white television and I have 2 use a coat hanger 2 get any reception. It doesn't have a remote so I have 2 change the knob with appliers :Smile:

DigitalLisa said:

yeah my tv's knobs are missing too..I use paper in the original knobs to get some traction but its easier to use pliers

rdhull said:

That is the MONSTER system!

IceNine said:

Im tellin you broham..its not to be fucked with..its unfuckwithable.

Ice you are one flash bastard, I thought my setup was good.

1. Sony stereo

2. Zenith TV/VCR

27" sony trinitron (from 1979)
adcom amp/pre amp (i forget the model numbers)
kenwood cd player (single disc player, i'm not sure they even made multi-disc players at the time it was purchased)
denon cassette deck
technics turntable
panasonic vcr
klipsch forte speakers

Actual pictures of some of my system... note, my EAD stuff is actually BLACK instead of silver. The small box on top of the pre/pro is a de-interlacer/line-doubler.

Ice, will you buy me a cd?

You'd think from the number of your posts you spend more time on the computer than the TV, therefore having an equally impressive computer!

Come on man, where's the MAC?


Next week I'll break out the digital camera and do a studio gear thread.

I might need a little time for that one.

yamomma said:

Hell yeah...

My Mac is only impressive in that it has 1.25 gigs of RAM, a few hundred gigs of hard drives, a DVD burner, ProTools cards and a 21" monitor.

We'll have to have a gear war next week!

I'll have a lot of photos to take and upload.

57" Sony Widescreen Digital w/ HDTV.
Sony DVD player
Yamaha sound system, 5.1 surround sound with DTS decoder
Fisher 4HD VCR

U may "beat" me in quality... But I "beat" u in display!!!

...all in a room designed specifically 4 Theatre use,
red velvet curtains, tied back with gold fancy ropes,
room - a theatrical rich color,
with a wrap around couch that's more comfortable
than my bed...pictures of famous movie scenes
in black and white, faux "Oscar" statue displayed...
No VISIBLE cords, speakers placed in true theatrical settings, hidden by wall mounts that hide the cords ...

Sometimes life is good.

June7 said:

I wish that I had a REAL theater room with hidden wires and equipment... god, that would be like heaven!!!

Lucky prick!

You're all gonna laugh at me...but...

I used to have a complete system by Fisher: turntable, compact disc player, 24 band equalizer (I think)/booster, dual cassette player, and two large speakers to match.

I was so proud of that thing...got it in 1986 - I felt like a god with my compact disc player.

I have no idea of the quality or lack thereof of Fisher components, but life was pure bliss when I used to be outside washing/polishing the car, on a sunny day, with both speakers out on the porch - letting everybody hear my music.