not really I originally thought ablout the mx134 but going over it with the dealer there was no lost in sound quality and the deffence didnt warrant me to spend that kind of extra money so I went this way also there was still more expenses that needed to be made so you weigh where you could go as far as money is concern .Money goes fast and heavy.Anyway thank you for youre question.

timbales February 12, 2010 13:13

Nice setup. Not an insult but for HT do you think the McIntosh MX119 is the weak link in your system? Many sell add a few bills for the MX 134

vernneal February 02, 2010 09:38

Great space and great gear. Your comments on any room construction issues would be appreciated. Happy viewing.

glenfihi August 04, 2009 15:12

Can't wait to see it when you are done, it is more fun building each step then taking the time to enjoy it- good luck

vx700 March 06, 2009 13:06

thank you I love youre ceiling work I was thinking of that when I finish the room I have a new contracter coming in to finish the ceiling and setup columms in the front then I could really enjoy the BURGER !Anyway thank you and god bless you on youre venture!

timbales March 04, 2009 22:14

NICE, my room is only 15 x 17 and my screen is 110 by I do have 1080P (lucky) but 720P is damn good. Have a burger on me during your next show you earned it!
Enjoy

vx700 March 04, 2009 16:31

the room is 13 wide bye 16 long and the screen is 100 inches unfortunetly the projecter is 720 but the picture is fantastic maybe someday when Ican graduate from sanwwiches to hamburgers I will change to 1080p but for now we are good Iam glad you enjoyed the picutres.

timbales March 02, 2009 14:13

Nice set up what size is your room? How pig is your screen?

Is your projector 1080P?

If so you should pick up a playstation 3; not too awfully pricey plays Blu-Ray very very well, sounds great but slow to read start up, plus gaming on a big screen is killer!

Enjoy some more sandwiches now while you watch a movie! LOL

vx700 March 01, 2009 14:02