[tom hankins]

Why watch T.V. when you can watch music float around these pretty little lights. Life is good in speaker land!

 

[Edwood]

Haha, I have a nice array of LED's and lights from all my electronics gear. No need for a nightlight in my room at night.

-Ed

 

[Gabe Logan]

Sorry but no amount of pretty lights can take me away from watching "24".

 

[tattoou2]

Hmmm....lights!

 

[JMT]

Because of this...

 

[Cjattwood]

Very nice TV. I've always found L.E.D's in the dark very..attractive, there's something about the gentle hum of technology and machines around me and their blinking L.E.D's that really appeals to me...I'm probably crazy though, so feel free to call me that...

 

[Duggeh]

Projector+Screen > any TV.

 

[Alu]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Duggeh Projector+Screen > any TV.

Still a bit in construction (the center is on a chair that fits the screen perfectly by chance), but anyways:

The source:

The display device:

The screen (I took the picture kind of from the left side, that's why you can't see the right speaker, very well anyways):

And I'm sorry for the quality, I can't make good pictures, even though I wish I could.

 

[mulveling]

LOL
Tom's lights do look beautiful in person. Even better when the music is playing. I'd much rather watch those LEDs than any LCD TV

Tom, it's not fair just to post pics of the lights - most people won't realize what kind of killer system you've got in that room

Quote:

Projector+Screen > any TV.

Strictly in size, sure

 

[tom hankins]

I've got a 57" Sony HDTV and also a smaller Sony with an Onkyo surround reciever hooked up to it. They are good for two things.
Sienfield reruns
NYPD Blue reruns

 

[tom hankins]

This is the room in the light:

Gabe Logan - Louis Armstrong is spinning on the table... "24" will come and go, but Satchmo is forever!

 

[Fitz]

In that situation you must...

relaxen und watchen das blinkenlichten

 

[Rock&Roll Ninja]

seerioosly, a moose bit my sister vunce.

moose bites can be pretty nasty.

 

[purk]

Tom invited me over to have a listen at his system and the sound quality is nothing short of amazing. I thought my headphone rig sounds beautiful, but his system sounds much better. Tom really did the right thing when he got rid of his SDS-XLR and went with the Legacy speakers.