Description

This is my very modest HT system. I get upgrade-itis about every five years or so. I've completely changed my system from interconnects to speakers to electronics in 2004. I never have a lot of money for my theatre, so most pieces are used and hopefully a good bang for the buck purchase.

As always, I'm open to thoughts, suggestions, and comments.
Read more...

Components Toggle details

    • Panasonic TC-P55ST50
    2012 Panasonic 55
    • Denon Denon AVR 2807
    The AVR-2807 incorporates all the current surround formats and enhanced installation flexibility, all with great simplicity of setup and operation.
    • Little Dot MK III
    Headphone amplifiler
    • Oppo BDP-83
    Blu-ray universal player.
    • N H T Super Two
    NHT Super Two
    • N H T Super Zero
    L/R-side and L/R-rear surrounds, white finish, wall mounted.
    • PSB Stratus C6
    Center channel speaker includes 2 X 1
    • SVS PC-12 NSD
    400watt 12 inch - downfiring 18-130Hz
    • BeyerDynamic DT880
    headphones for that late night listening
    • Signalcable.com Subwoofer cable
    sub cable
    • Signalcable.com Analog Two
    for my analog connections
    • Outlaw Pure Silver Digital Coax
    dvd digital interconnect
    • Blue Jean Cables Belden 1505F
    Six-Channel Audio Cable for SACD and DVD-A

Comments 11

Showing all comments by shersta.

View all comments

I've never liked your sub. It doesn't integrate well, and it sounds flabby. I think you should bite the bullet and buy some main speakers that have enough bass in and of themselves. Something like the PSB Stratus Silver. Upscale Audio sells em in piano black for 1400. I've heard these speakers and they're very, very nice. I don't think you'd be happy for very long w/ the super zeros as your mains. Sure they image like crazy, but that's about it. I know you, you're an unreformed headbanger (despite all those Diana Krall cds you own). You need slam, dammit. Buy the PSBs, move the super twos and the sub into the "pool room," and be done with speaker upgrades for a long, long time (well, maybe a new center channel at some point).

shersta