Superdave

I'm in the market for a new mountain bike, preferably a 29'er. 17" down tube. Let me know, if have some more specs. Thanks.

I used (2) tv mounts and a (1) 1/4-20 threaded rod cut to size. The mounts are bolted to studs and the rod has a nut and washer on the backside of the wall which allows me to adjust the angle of the speaker just with a few turns with a 7/16 wrench.

I'm still up in the air on what to do with them. Any suggestions?

Thanks Man! Come over sometime and check it out!

My kids love to sit in those side chairs. The best places to sit are the two center mains. I think the photo makes it look like it's impeding on the fronts, but it's not.

I didn't know them but, Godspeed to both of them and prays and strength for their families.

1995 Corvette, unfortunately stays garaged and covered 364 days a year. Also, some cools bikes. The chopper I built in my basement over a 5 month period.

BTW, mounting that RC-62II in that fashion was very difficult, but worth the look of it floating.

Thank you. I have kicked the idea of a motorized drop-down right in front of the tv. I'm pretty sure I have the room to do it as the floor joists above run in the same direction. I would then just add some nice trim at the transition point in the ceiling. But, before I try to run that idea through congress, aka my lovely wife, I'll let some time pass for that budget! Lol!

Updated pic of my room with new RC-62II, (6) theater chairs, and window treatments:

+1 that statement. I also have the RC-62II. I totally disliked the room correction after I ran all 8 locations, so I made the adjustments by ear and to me, it sounds so much better.

That's correct...You need (4)!

Have you assigned the avr a static LAN ip address (Don't let the avr use the DHCP) and also try changing the DNS in the avr to Primary 8.8.8.8 and Secondary to 8.8.4.4

I wish and hope the best for Thomas as he has a life full of positive adventures ahead of him! Best to you and your family!

Here!

+1

That's exactly what I thought once I read the post! Lol!

My guess is "work"... InVeNtOr's wire management reminds me of wiring I have seen in airplanes, Tight and 90 deg., helps limit RFI.

Be yourself. If you enjoy it and it's not negative, no harm no foul, let it roll!

GC - That's some good components coming your way. I have to the 10ga. version of the spk wire. Just a note: The outer clear jacket is tough to work with, but just take your time to not cut into the inner sleeves. Did you also get the pants/boots?

I'll throw my 2 cents in, prolly not even worth that Seems like we have two camps here, non-atmos and atmos. I have two separate systems in my home, a 5.1 in the den and 7.1.4 (Atmos). Not the same speakers or head units, amps. The 5.1 sounds very good, but the Atmos system is a bit above it. Of course keep in mind that this is my opinion. I'm not sure why some here just seem to despise Atmos (Maybe too many audioholic videos). No matter how you feel of either, just keep the good content and help/ advice coming.

Lol. You probably don't want to see those sick moves including the "whip" and the "nae-nae"! I going to make a new video, still waiting on the pool table to get here first.

+1 on the KnuKonceptz. That's what I used. My choice for plugs are: Mediabridge ULTRA Series Fast-Lock Banana Plugs

I do the same as it is a very catchy tune, Bailando. I have played it countless times and it sounds great mixed as an Atmos track! My kids love to dance to it too! Lol!

Here's a Black rc-62II on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0040QS8R2/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used