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- rflores2323 - 2012-03-05 18:52

when are some of these going to be put into the xbmc hall of fame on xbmc.org Some of these setups are outstanding.


RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - hotlobster - 2012-03-12 11:30

Here is my fresh xbmc setup

Room:
- case Zalman HD160plus
- Xbmc PVR eden
- VDR with 2 dvb-c
- Debian , kernel 3.2.9
- Imon + Logitech Harmony ( mce mode )
- boblight with athmolight setup

Bedroom:
- case Zotac HD11
- openelec pvr


Remotes:
- Logitech Harmony 900
- Ipad 2
- Iphone 4

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TV furniture is home made from Ikea kitchen units without foots, the perfect dimension to fit my server inside. ( 60cm depth ) Smile


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inside:
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RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - Squa7ch - 2012-03-12 16:34

I'll be adding a Samsung LN46D630 to my setup soon, will add pics when it gets here and I have everything set up. Smile

I had troubles with the LG 47LK520 and ended up sending it back Sad


RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - mikebzh44 - 2012-03-13 18:02

My HTPC :
Case : Antec ISK 100
Mother board : ASRock H61M-ITX
CPU : Core i3-2120T
RAM : 2 x 2 Go
SSD : Kingston SSDNow V100 64 Go
Remote :Microsoft remote
OS : OpenELEC 1.95.4
TV : Sony KDL-46W3000
A/V receiver : Sony STR-DG 510
NAS : Netgear ReadyNAS Duo 2 x 2 To RAID1

Here is some pics of my living room.

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And a closer look.

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From left to right :
- Internet provider box (with DVB-T tuner and Bluray disc)
- Audio/Video receiver
- Nintendo Wii (hide in the drawer)
- HTPC under A/V receiver

This 2 pics were taken in WAF mode Big Grin

Now, in Cinema mode :

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Unfortunalty, no more central speaker (low WAF).

Rear speakers are in wall speakers :

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The half-wall behind TV is home-made and have multiple purposes :
- hide wires (ethernet, speakers, antenna, ...)
- hide network switch and surge protect device)
- hide LED light when watching movies

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RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - deanmv - 2012-03-13 20:32

Loving the idea of the wall Mikebzh44! I always like setups where you can't see any of the cabling and this is a good way of hiding it.


RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - phill4321 - 2012-03-18 14:58

I have been a long time lurker of these forums but have been using XBMC for about 2 years now. My sound set up compromises of Quad 11l2's at the front, a Quad L2 centre speaker and a pair of Quad lites at the rear. The sub is a BK XLS200 MK2, and the amp a Sony es 2400. The projector I use is an Optoma HD200X.

In the AV cabinet I have a HTPC with XBMC for film playback, a PS3, and in my bedroom a couple of HP microserver's with 10TB of storage each. In all 20TB of storage. I also have a Harmony One for control of everything.

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RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - gibxxi - 2012-03-18 23:30

Not exactly an extensive setup, but a nice compact one for a one bedroom flat (apartment to all you US folks)...

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The hardware was moved from an older Aspire HTPC case I had into the Zalman HD-503 seen in this photo (bottom). The amp is an older Pioneer VSX-1014 which someone sold to me for £150, which isn't bad considering it was over £1000 new. The larger speakers are Pioneer CS-7070's which i've had for about 10 years. The Smaller speakers are Tannoy Mercury F1 Customs and a matching centre-speaker. No Subwoofer as I live on the 2nd floor, and don't want to annoy my neighbours. Besides, the CS-7070's pack a fair amount of bass on their own. Not setup in a "surround" configuration as far as positioning, because this flat is only rented, and I can't go drilling holes in the walls to hide cables, etc.

All my media is housed on a ReadyNAS Ultra 4, which has 4x Samsung F4EG HDD's in it, working out to about 5.4TB of storage. The NAS runs Sickbeard, CouchPotato, HeadPhones and SABnzbd+. Also have a MySQL database on the NAS for multi-room setup in the future. The HTPC runs W7-64bit, and is based on an old AthlonX2 4850e dual-core with a Sapphire Radeon 4600 for graphics. 4GB memory in total.

Other kit in the rack is a Panasonic EX95-VEBS Digibox / DVR / DVD player which I've used for transferring my old VHS tapes to DVD as well as watching TV (Had it region-unlocked prior to purchase). The Television is a 26" 2008 series Samsung LCD. I'm more a music person than a video person, so the small TV is plenty big enough for me.

The TV stand was a modular effort made of 6mm smoked / toughened glass panels. With the four tiers I had to buy to assemble it as seen here cost me £400.


RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - VonMagnum - 2012-03-19 04:05

@Phil4321:

Looks nice except for the black cord dangling from the projector. You could fish that through the wall or put a white wire mold over it.


RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - jakks - 2012-03-19 20:56

Some amazing set up in this thread, wish mine was as nice looking


RE: Who has the most extensive XBMC home theater setup? Please post your PICTURES here... - phill4321 - 2012-03-19 21:15

(2012-03-19 04:05)VonMagnum Wrote:  @Phil4321:

Looks nice except for the black cord dangling from the projector. You could fish that through the wall or put a white wire mold over it.

Yeah that's on my list of things to do, its been bugging me too Smile