Rate my setup please.
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32" Philips Pixel Plus 720p/1080i HDTV w/ HDMI, 60GB PS3, Xbox 360 Premium, DirectTV HD Receiver, Panasonic 5.1 surround DVD/Receiver (won off from Far Cry Predator user created maps competition) And some more pics of my setup: 
Dude, that's nice
And now, my setup (pardon the terrible cell phone pics)
 
waste of shelve space and bare wall, 6/10no HD...I have to give it a 2/10.
^ there's mine
Ryeferd
And now, my setup (pardon the terrible cell phone pics)
donalbane
Nice setup...I'm curious, where did you get the cabinet your tv is on? It's pretty much exactly what I've been looking for.
There is my setup.
Onkyo TXSR604 + Klipsch Speakers + 10" Klipsch Subwoofer.
PS3 gets audio via HDMI.
Xbox 360 gets audio via Optical.
HD Receiver gets audio via HDMI
And yeah, 5.1 uncompressed audio sounds freakin awsome!
a) PS3 sucks on SDTV. I have an SDTV. I find myself squinting, tilting my head... I can't read the names of half of the plays on Madden, and Marvel cuts off a lot of stuff on my tv.
b) Playing on a widescreen HDTV is a Godsend. To the point that I carry my PS3 over to my buddy's every weekend (ironically, the Wii looks horrid on his TV).
[QUOTE="donalbane"]And now, my setup (pardon the terrible cell phone pics)
OiPunk138
Nice setup...I'm curious, where did you get the cabinet your tv is on? It's pretty much exactly what I've been looking for. It's from Ikea... called the Magiker... I got it on sale for $80. They have a grey one as well. There's also matching coffee tables and such. I love it. Perfect for a gamer with a lot of consoles.
Very ugly! Particurlarly the sub... And the wires.. And the posters.1/10
Seriously you should save up ome $$$ for a quality HDTV.
The PS3 deserves better:wink:
Horrible pic BTW
now rate mine
Mkavanaugh77
Just thought you might want to look up the Onkyo fix for the LFE channel through uncompressed PCM. For some reason, every manufacturer but Denon did not include an adjustment to the LFE track when it is sent through HDMI. Therefore all uncompressed tracks will have an LFE track 10db too low. I am unsure on some of the fixes/adjustments but it is something you should look into. You might have to see if the 604 supports individual settings per each input per each level. Avsforum will probably be more helpful as I have not calibrated a setup with that particular model.
There is my setup.
Onkyo TXSR604 + Klipsch Speakers + 10" Klipsch Subwoofer.
PS3 gets audio via HDMI.
Xbox 360 gets audio via Optical.
HD Receiver gets audio via HDMI
And yeah, 5.1 uncompressed audio sounds freakin awsome!
m3Boarder32
[QUOTE="m3Boarder32"]Just thought you might want to look up the Onkyo fix for the LFE channel through uncompressed PCM. For some reason, every manufacturer but Denon did not include an adjustment to the LFE track when it is sent through HDMI. Therefore all uncompressed tracks will have an LFE track 10db too low. I am unsure on some of the fixes/adjustments but it is something you should look into. You might have to see if the 604 supports individual settings per each input per each level. Avsforum will probably be more helpful as I have not calibrated a setup with that particular model.
There is my setup.
Onkyo TXSR604 + Klipsch Speakers + 10" Klipsch Subwoofer.
PS3 gets audio via HDMI.
Xbox 360 gets audio via Optical.
HD Receiver gets audio via HDMI
And yeah, 5.1 uncompressed audio sounds freakin awsome!
BroweChisox
I'm well aware of all that. And i don't really care, my wife is already constantly complaining about the subwoofer being too loud. Ill upgrade everything once my business takes off and i have a bigger place.
Just thought you might want to look up the Onkyo fix for the LFE channel through uncompressed PCM. For some reason, every manufacturer but Denon did not include an adjustment to the LFE track when it is sent through HDMI. Therefore all uncompressed tracks will have an LFE track 10db too low. I am unsure on some of the fixes/adjustments but it is something you should look into. You might have to see if the 604 supports individual settings per each input per each level. Avsforum will probably be more helpful as I have not calibrated a setup with that particular model.[QUOTE="BroweChisox"][QUOTE="m3Boarder32"]
There is my setup.
Onkyo TXSR604 + Klipsch Speakers + 10" Klipsch Subwoofer.
PS3 gets audio via HDMI.
Xbox 360 gets audio via Optical.
HD Receiver gets audio via HDMI
And yeah, 5.1 uncompressed audio sounds freakin awsome!
m3Boarder32
I'm well aware of all that. And i don't really care, my wife is already constantly complaining about the subwoofer being too loud. Ill upgrade everything once my business takes off and i have a bigger place.
I wasn't trying to make you mad. There is a way to fix it I am sure. It is a budget receiver, but not that low budget.[QUOTE="m3Boarder32"]Just thought you might want to look up the Onkyo fix for the LFE channel through uncompressed PCM. For some reason, every manufacturer but Denon did not include an adjustment to the LFE track when it is sent through HDMI. Therefore all uncompressed tracks will have an LFE track 10db too low. I am unsure on some of the fixes/adjustments but it is something you should look into. You might have to see if the 604 supports individual settings per each input per each level. Avsforum will probably be more helpful as I have not calibrated a setup with that particular model.[QUOTE="BroweChisox"][QUOTE="m3Boarder32"]
There is my setup.
Onkyo TXSR604 + Klipsch Speakers + 10" Klipsch Subwoofer.
PS3 gets audio via HDMI.
Xbox 360 gets audio via Optical.
HD Receiver gets audio via HDMI
And yeah, 5.1 uncompressed audio sounds freakin awsome!
BroweChisox
I'm well aware of all that. And i don't really care, my wife is already constantly complaining about the subwoofer being too loud. Ill upgrade everything once my business takes off and i have a bigger place.
I wasn't trying to make you mad. There is a way to fix it I am sure. It is a budget receiver, but not that low budget.I'm not mad
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