mca_bagom

Here is my system:

RF-7-$1300 RC-7-$490 RS-7-$650 KSW-12-$399 (weak point in the system) Panasonic 50 DLP-$2,899 Denon 3803-$800 Denon 2200-$500 LG LST-4200A OTA HDTV receiver-$159 Pronto TSU 7000-$650 (too hard/lazy to program completely) 120 or so DVD's at around $15- 1800 At this point, it is around $9,600 for the total cost of my setup. If you factor in he cost of the matching TV stand, cables, and furniture its well north of 13K.

I use Philips Pronto TSU 7000. The remote is still a work in progress. Go to www.remotecentral.com to see what talented people can do with this remote.

I am still tweaking my TSU 7000 setup after 6 months. It is a lot harder then I thought it would be. If you to RemoteCentral.com there are a lot of files ready to download. The people that took the time and effort to make some of these file are amazing.

* yellow - uhf WATL-DT 36.1 WB ATLANTA GA 225° 22.6 25 * yellow - uhf WAGA-DT 5.1 FOX ATLANTA GA 223° 22.9 27 This is what I got from Antenna web. I can get WB station with about 60-70% strengh but cannot pick up FOX. It appears that the towers are near each other and only 23 miles away. BTW: I am using a LG 4200A

---------------- On 2/8/2005 10:22:29 AM dblue wrote: Yeah, I've heard the fan noise, my buddy has it...Didn't think it was too bad. There are other more significant sources of noise at my place..the Tivo being one. I think the Klipsch can topple it! ---------------- I think the fan noise got louder when it got colder. When I first got the TV in September I did not hear a thing. Or I just did not pay attention to it at that time. I would recommend getting an OTA HDTV tuner. To me it looks better with the OTA HDTV vs Cable HDTV. LG 4200a can be had for under 200 and I am just using a cheap powered antenna.

I also have the Panasonic DLP (50in). Its a great TV only the fan noise gets in the way. Just turn up the volume on the Klipsch mask it

Is Samsung going to use a 3-chip DLP instead of the color wheel? PS. I have my sub behind my Panasonic DLP with no impact to the TV.

I work/live in North Atlanta. I am a broker for one of the online brokers.

Unfortunately, the top of the Panasonic is only about 3 in thick. Due to this I have to place the cable box and other A/V gear under the tv stand and a small AV rack. The matching TV stand will not support the weight of the RC-7. I hate to place the RC-7 on the A/V rack on the side. I did notice that the RC-7 came with two big screws. Are these used to mount directly to the wall?

Hello again, I just placed my Center channel (RC-7) about 12 feet above my TV. The living room had a built in shelf in the corner of the room. The TV stand is too small to fit the RC-7 and there is noway to place the speaker on top of the TV (Panasonic DLP). Is this too high? I does not quite sound right after I hooked it up with the receiver (3803).

I just got a 50in Panasonic DLP tv. When I hook up my Denon 2200, should I run it with through the S-video or Component(3 videocables)? I would normamly run it through the Denon 3803, but it is somewhere in the box after moving.

---------------- On 8/4/2004 9:33:10 AM fini wrote: Well, I called Toyota headquarters this morning. They checked, and found the part(seat) is indeed out of warranty (3 years), but as a courtesy, will reimburse future dealer service up to $150. That, along with the $50 off parts coupon will make it a little easier to stomach. Unfortunately, I don't have the time to check out salvage yards, especially given the safety nature of this problem. Good suggestion, though, Charles (as well as those of others--thanks)! ---------------- Was this easy to get Toyota to help you? I have a 2002 Camry SE and I just had a crap load of stuff go wrong with this car in the past month.(Rear bearing failed($450 part) , 3rd aliment since I bought the car, and the glass in the power window rubbing) I drive a lot and the car has over 70K miles on it. The north Atlanta dealer would not lift a finger to help with my issues. We have had over $2200 in maintenance in the past 18 months with this dealer on all 5 Toyotas we own. Also we purchased 2 cars from them in the past 2 years. Do you happen to Toyota's phone number?

I found this kinda funny