How big is the screen which you watch movies on at home?

[Baldrick]

80" projector screen and 32" ws tv.

[Koleman]

and 10 1" nails holding it up..no wait, thats your toes

[Xylob the Destroyer]

interesting view into Baldrick's private life...
barefoot (hopefully NOT naked?!?) watching some good old Elton John.
a rather artsy way of decorating one wall, and using a movie screen to block off the patio (the light! NOT THE LIGHT!!!!)

Ah, fresh air and sunlight are totally over-rated anyway.

[dphirschler]

Sanyo Projector here. ~ 8' horizontal measurement. I used to connect it to a home DVD player, but now I play DVDs on the PC and connect to the projector via VGA. Much better picture that way! And I now watch my shows on the big screen in HDTV, as well as NFL. It's great, but I gotta keep the room fairly dark.


Darryl

[ZippyP.]

...a rather artsy way of decorating one wall...

60's leftover "eyeball" wallpaper!

Ah the 60's, if you remember them then you weren't really there.

[MeDiCo_BrUjO]

29" TV, and an LCD projector.

So, that's how Sweden looks like!

[yoda313]

I have a 20" for my surround sound

[Noahtuck]

54" in the Living Room.


But because projectors seem to be coming down, the last 2 week's i've been looking into some and thinking about putting a pulldown screen in that i can just pull down in front of the current ET/TV to watch movie like Baldrick's

[Koleman]

51" in my bedroom, work in progress for the rest of the place.

[redwudz]

5X8 foot projection screen with surround sound.

[edDV]

Screen size isn't as important as how many screen heights you sit back from the screen.

HDTV should be viewed 2.5 to 3.3 screen heights from the display surface. Much farther and you aren't seeing the HD advantage.

SDTV can be 5 to 9 screen heights back (unless you use binoculars).

[sdlehman]

I have a Panasonic AE700 LCD projector with 120" screen and a Mitsubishi 73" HDTV behind screen

[Noahtuck]

5X8 foot projection screen with surround sound.

That's what i'm talking about!!!!! (the screen)

Screen size isn't as important as how many screen heights you sit back from the screen.

All i know is that i wanna get tennis neck in my living room like when i'm at the theatre

[compuser]

I guess I am the odd duck out... Still running on a 13" Sony... Good enough for the time being though.
Baldrick awesome setup...

[Sabro]

Older 52" LXI but a great set non the less!

Sabro

[anzimike]

BenQ 8240 on 6x8 foot screen with um, substantial surround system. Awsome, but need dark room. Maybe picture to follow.

[jimmalenko]

27" TV and 6.1 surround.



OK y'all can stop laughing now ...

[cd090580]

27" 4/3 TV and only the TV speakers for the sound

[greymalkin]

27" w/5.1 surround...I built a projector using an OHP and one of the old style lcd panels..i used it in my computer room with a white shower curtain to play emulated games..it gave me an 85" screen...it was kinda neat but the 600W halogen bulb can heat a room up real quick :P.

my surround sound setup is kinda ghetto fabulous as well..it's a standard pioneer SS amp with 2 jbl tower speakers and pioneer center & surrounds. The sub is where this thing really shines and where it gets super ghetto fabulous. I am using my old TEAC stereo amp (100W x 2) to push 2 10" subs (4ohm car subs, mind you) in a bandpass box. So I have a single rca coming out from the SS amp sub port that splits into 2 rca's and goes into the aux input of my TEAC amp. and out to the speakers. If i'm listening to music or a movie and don't feel the action it's cause the TEAC either didn't get turned on or isn't set to AUX :P

[INFRATOM]

my setup is like yours (DLP + Bose) but my screen rolls up (72" wide) I am looking for a 96" or bit bigger screen . Many made comments on your living room my turn!! move your couch to look straight into the screen. Kidding ..

[Redd]

Sony 50" XBR Rear Projection WS LCD W/Bose 2-channel Stereo for the kids...keeps em' out of my hair...and My 42" Panasonic flat WS LCD W/Onkyo 5.1 for me. Best picture I"ve seen.

I'm so out done by all you with your projection TV's.

[ROBERT BLACK]

47 inch

[the * dude]

whats the point of this poll.... seems to me there's only 2 cats...either you have a 60" or less,,, or more than 60"....

logic dictates that a person with a 15", can select the 60" or less selection & still be correct!!!

the fools!!!

:P

[TheFamilyMan]

whats the point of this poll.... seems to me there's only 2 cats...either you have a 60" or less,,, or more than 60"....

logic dictates that a person with a 15", can select the 60" or less selection & still be correct!!!

the fools!!!

:P

It seems the 1200+ people who voted did not have any problem understanding this poll.

[compuser]

whats the point of this poll.... seems to me there's only 2 cats...either you have a 60" or less,,, or more than 60"....

logic dictates that a person with a 15", can select the 60" or less selection & still be correct!!!

the fools!!!

:P

It seems the 1200+ people who voted did not have any problem understanding this poll.

I was looking at that yesterday thinking the same thing... When I voted when the poll first started, I assumed it was more like a range and voted respectively. I see that Baldrick or who ever started the poll modified it for a range.

[Hardcoreruss]

110" projector in my Home Cinema Room.



32" in the front room, working on stinky for a 42" plasma to replace it.

[MeDiCo_BrUjO]

That room kicks ass dude!

And the Jay & Silent Bob statues are awesome!

[MeDiCo_BrUjO]

The head is Sonny, but who are those two on the other speaker?

[Hardcoreruss]

American Chopper, IMHO the only good thing to come out of reality tv.

[vhelp]

Evening everyone.

As for my tv viewing, I use my trusty old 20" connected to
the very old connection of 15 plus years I think. No RCA
or S-Video here, but the picture IMHO is very good for all
my viewing pleasure, includes: Antenna; VHS; Laserdisc; DVD.

@ Hardcoreruss

If I may ask, what camera did you use to take that pic on your
setup, it really looked good, and nice grain's too ???

-->

-vhelp 3553