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Catmandu · 07-20-2005, 11:26 AM

The basement has been finished for a few months. My daughter has already had 5 or 6 parties down there. Here is a link to a picture:

http://img297.imageshack.us/my.php?i...ntafter6ez.jpg

(I can't seem to make TFP work with any of my photos.)

System details:
Infocus SP4805 projector
Infocus 76" screen (soon to be upgraded)
Yamaha VSX1300 receiver
Acurus A200x3 amp
Parasound HCA1500 amp
Panasonic S97 DVD player
Totem Rainmaker center channel speaker
Totem Rokk front speakers
Definitive Technology BPX1(?) surround speakers
Belkin PureAV PF31 power console
You can't see the stereo cabinet in the photo. It is off to the left, past the brick fireplace.

My DVD shelves are 4 separate units, each $10 worth of pressboard but they work great! And, they match the laminate floor by the stairs. They are on the right side of the photo, under the screen. I did all the painting and the trim work. My wife did the stencilling. You can't see it from this angle, but to the left is a gas fireplace insert. It puts out some serious BTU-age. In fact, we got the room so warm one day in March that we lay down a towel in front of the fireplace and "christened" the room.

07-20-2005, 11:26 AM	#47 (permalink)
Catmandu Insane Location: Seattle	The basement has been finished for a few months. My daughter has already had 5 or 6 parties down there. Here is a link to a picture: http://img297.imageshack.us/my.php?i...ntafter6ez.jpg (I can't seem to make TFP work with any of my photos.) System details: Infocus SP4805 projector Infocus 76" screen (soon to be upgraded) Yamaha VSX1300 receiver Acurus A200x3 amp Parasound HCA1500 amp Panasonic S97 DVD player Totem Rainmaker center channel speaker Totem Rokk front speakers Definitive Technology BPX1(?) surround speakers Belkin PureAV PF31 power console You can't see the stereo cabinet in the photo. It is off to the left, past the brick fireplace. My DVD shelves are 4 separate units, each $10 worth of pressboard but they work great! And, they match the laminate floor by the stairs. They are on the right side of the photo, under the screen. I did all the painting and the trim work. My wife did the stencilling. You can't see it from this angle, but to the left is a gas fireplace insert. It puts out some serious BTU-age. In fact, we got the room so warm one day in March that we lay down a towel in front of the fireplace and "christened" the room.