Just some Rack Pic's to check out.
mantis
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This is a job I did where the gear lived in a unfinished part of a very old house basement. These pic's where taken before the job was finished but you get the Idea. I did all the work in these pic's.
Dan
My personal quest is to save to world of bad audio, one thread at a time.
My personal quest is to save to world of bad audio, one thread at a time.
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Excellent work Mantis. If your ever in my area, stop by and work some magic on my setup. I was going to give you a hard time, but I decided to give you the ole' swift kick in the buttocks, and a pat on the back. Excellent work my friend.
A few questions though, what does the rest of the gear include? Dedicated theater/screen?Shoot the jumper.....................BALLIN.............!!!!!
Home Theater Pics in the Showcase :cool:
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This is a pull out rack that got changed from Denon receivers to Pioneer Elite .
Check these out.
Dan
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Excellent work Mantis. If your ever in my area, stop by and work some magic on my setup. I was going to give you a hard time, but I decided to give you the ole' swift kick in the buttocks, and a pat on the back. Excellent work my friend.
A few questions though, what does the rest of the gear include? Dedicated theater/screen?
Thanks man , this gear is a whole house control system by Control 4. All those things on the left side are Matrix switches and Amps , all Digital 16 channels each with 120 watts of pure **** kicking watts of power.
There is only one surround room in this system and 4 system tv's with 28 zones of music. We control the lighting , HVAC and doorbell. System is controlled with Ipod touch , Ipads and a few Iphones.
I have a shot of the surround TV with a surround bar , Ipad , it's cool looking.
The black box is a custom in cabinet James Subwoofer with a Toe kick underneath the cabinet. It puts pressure into the room. Amp lives in the racks in the basement. TV is a Samsung 3D LED 65 inch with a Definitive Surroundbar SSA50. I didn't take a pic of the rears which live in the ceiling and are Def Tech's as well. The sub sounds fantastic.
Dan
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Very cool!DKG999
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28 zones of music .....amazing . Very nice looking , neat wire management( 28 zones must be about 20 miles of wires ).
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Nice work Dan,I can't imagine fishing all that wire through a 100 year old structure...looks like a new 200 amp. panel to power it all.
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That's out of control and I like it.
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Nice wire job. Gotta like buying bulk cable and then terminating to exact/custom length.
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i know its an old thread, but DAMN!!!!!
awesome work there......mole' -
why did you have to go and post in this thread. Now you have me wanting to pull out my rack again cause it doesnt look good enough lol"....not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." William Bruce Cameron, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking (1963)
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Eh, nice to see mantis work. :cool: Rack mount is not the most appealing for home use but definitely great professional install. I prefer having my gear visble so I want to modify my rack mount with nice wood panels to make it more appealing and at the same time have the proffesional set-up that rack mount provides.EndersShadow wrote: »why did you have to go and post in this thread. Now you have me wanting to pull out my rack again cause it doesnt look good enough lol
Go ahead, pull your gear out and start over again, that is part of the game of this fine hobby!
Then show us pics of some you can be proud of! DARE TO SOAR:
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Eh, nice to see mantis work. :cool: Rack mount is not the most appealing for home use but definitely great professional install. I prefer having my gear visble so I want to modify my rack mount with nice wood panels to make it more appealing and at the same time have the proffesional set-up that rack mount provides.
Go ahead, pull your gear out and start over again, that is part of the game of this fine hobby! Then show us pics of some you can be proud of!
I just re-did my rack last week and there is NO WAY I can do it any better. But its not as good as Mantis's installs
"....not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." William Bruce Cameron, Informal Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking (1963)
