In Reply to: The next obsolete home theater technology posted by Homer on April 3, 2002 at 17:34:04:
Homer that is so truei was down at the high-end emporium last week
with the intent of solving my video switching problem once and for all:
i was prepaired to spend up to $6000 just so i wouldn't have to:
--shut the system down
--move the speakers
--move the video furnature
--find my glasses
--trace the cables back to the components
--unhook the cables
--find a flashlight
--reconnect the cables to the new source component
--push the furnature back
--pull the furnature out again to reconnect all the power cords that have fallen off (what is the deal with high-end power cords--why are the connections so loose?
--push the furnature back
--reposition the speakers
--sequentially power up the system (fingers crossed)only to discover that i got the green in the red or missed the proper rca connection entirely...
every time i want to switch from satellite to DVD...
as it turns out, none of the 8 employees at the high-end emporium knew how to solve my problem, but they did take my money.
while waiting for them to decide how much they should take, i wandered into the Magnaplanar 3.6r room. my goodness--they were doing a wonderful job of teleporting me to Lincoln Center...
and i was thinking...now why can't i get that kind of holographic depth??? and i realized that my listening room is just not big enough...I needed more depth, more width, and more height than my 8' ceilings allowed.
conclusion:
"you pretty much need to build the house around it"
that is so true.
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Follow Ups
- you pretty much need to build the house around it - petew 06:19:42 04/04/02 (2)
- Huh? No, I was serious. - Homer 04:17:54 04/10/02 (1)
- I know you are, but are you insane? - petew 07:28:20 04/10/02 (0)