Post your setup pictures

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

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







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




inside:

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

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

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.



And a closer look.



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

Now, in Cinema mode :



Unfortunalty, no more central speaker (low WAF).

Rear speakers are in wall speakers :



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

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.

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.

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



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.

@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.

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

(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