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HK-Steve
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Brooklyn
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Thats crazy. Also the projectors were 1292's.
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AnalogRocks
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Someone PLEASE bank roll me I AM that guy but with more clasic gamming systems thrown in. I love the Thorens dual arm turn table. Awesum! 
I thought my record collection was good back in the day at about 6000. This guys is awesum. Although I don't like te vinyl in the boxes piled that high. The records are starting to warp.
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HK-Steve
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I was not sure which Sony they were, as I am a Marquee Guy 
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Steve
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Gino
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The positioning of those Sony projectors and the aspect ratio of the screen makes me think this guy was perhaps even blending.
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MikeEby
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| Gino wrote: | | The positioning of those Sony projectors and the aspect ratio of the screen makes me think this guy was perhaps even blending. |
You would need good audio to overcome the sound of those 1292's flying overhead.
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emdawgz1
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| MikeEby wrote: | | Gino wrote: | | The positioning of those Sony projectors and the aspect ratio of the screen makes me think this guy was perhaps even blending. |
You would need good audio to overcome the sound of those 1292's flying overhead.
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Trust me ... with those wilsons ....you wont hear any projector noise.. 
I'm blown away by the Grand utopia's w/ Levinson monoblocks!!!
My former co set that pairing up for a guy in Bryn Mawr. Stock broker, more money than Gawd!!
But damn they sounded GREAT!!!
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MikeEby
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The room is interesting....One chair, the poor guy must not have any friends, or they are all pissed off at him because they are now deaf.
Mike
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CRT_Ben
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| Gino wrote: | | The positioning of those Sony projectors and the aspect ratio of the screen makes me think this guy was perhaps even blending. |
For sure he is blending, I would think! The PJs look to be pointed straight on to the screen and they're way too far apart to be stacking. Cool gear...
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kal
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| emdawgz1 wrote: | | MikeEby wrote: | | Gino wrote: | | The positioning of those Sony projectors and the aspect ratio of the screen makes me think this guy was perhaps even blending. |
You would need good audio to overcome the sound of those 1292's flying overhead.
Mike |
Trust me ... with those wilsons ....you wont hear any projector noise.. |
That doesn't make any sense John. Great speakers yes, and they'll play loud I'm sure, but you're still completely destroying your dynamic range by crushing the lower end with all that noise from the 1292's. Good speakers can't make ambient noise go away.
Holy crap though. 7 story house with multiple audio/HT rooms each worth hundreds of thousand (if not millions) of dollars each. What does this guy do for a living??
Kal
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| kal wrote: | | emdawgz1 wrote: | | MikeEby wrote: | | Gino wrote: | | The positioning of those Sony projectors and the aspect ratio of the screen makes me think this guy was perhaps even blending. |
You would need good audio to overcome the sound of those 1292's flying overhead.
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Trust me ... with those wilsons ....you wont hear any projector noise.. |
That doesn't make any sense John. Great speakers yes, and they'll play loud I'm sure, but you're still completely destroying your dynamic range by crushing the lower end with all that noise from the 1292's. Good speakers can't make ambient noise go away.
Holy crap though. 7 story house with multiple audio/HT rooms each worth hundreds of thousand (if not millions) of dollars each. What does this guy do for a living??
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I wasnt being literal. If you are doing critical listening you CANT have the pj's whirring away. Especially the '92 s.
I was really remarking about how GREAT the wilsons are. Just about the most transparent, best imaging speakers i have EVER heard.
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