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What do you think to the whole lot then?rocketrazor said:lol mate, its a seriously nice TV, shame about the price (and for me the manufacturer!)
its my bedroom! *biggrin*simonlewis said:Very clean and tidy but why do you have a bed in your lounge ?
gel said:its my bedroom! *biggrin*simonlewis said:Very clean and tidy but why do you have a bed in your lounge ?
Thats a nice tidy looking setup mate, well done, you should be pleased with itgel said:What do you think to the whole lot then?rocketrazor said:lol mate, its a seriously nice TV, shame about the price (and for me the manufacturer!)
Nope, got 3 living rooms downstairs. *smile*. One with my dad's Pioneer setup, one with the Sony hx803 and one with the Sony 40lx901. I did once have the opportunity to wall mount the speakers but turned it down in the end. Cheers mate.strapped for cash said:All this time you were posting pics I'd imagined this was you living room!
It's all extremely nice, mate, and looking very tidy. *smile*
I don't know your room dimensions. The fireplace gets in the way a little, so you have a fair amount of space between TV and front right speaker.
In the interests of symmetry, acoustics, and possibly feng shui, I wonder if there's a way of arranging furniture, so your left and right channels sit the same distance from your screen. Not that I want to be responsible for major replanning!
Ah cheers mate. *smile*rocketrazor said:Thats a nice tidy looking setup mate, well done, you should be pleased with itgel said:What do you think to the whole lot then?rocketrazor said:lol mate, its a seriously nice TV, shame about the price (and for me the manufacturer!)
its fake! *biggrin*Series1boy said:Not wanting to scare you mate; I hope you have had your gas fire serviced and you have a carbonmonoxide alarm in your room... If it's electric, then ignore this
Series1boy said:Not wanting to scare you mate; I hope you have had your gas fire serviced and you have a carbonmonoxide alarm in your room... If it's electric, then ignore this
simonlewis said:Series1boy said:Not wanting to scare you mate; I hope you have had your gas fire serviced and you have a carbonmonoxide alarm in your room... If it's electric, then ignore this
Not sure if you have noticed but their is no chimney.
Series1boy said:simonlewis said:Series1boy said:Not wanting to scare you mate; I hope you have had your gas fire serviced and you have a carbonmonoxide alarm in your room... If it's electric, then ignore this
Not sure if you have noticed but their is no chimney.
you can have a gas fire without a chimney breast. There are flues in the stud Walls on modern houses.. But it's not real as gel has explained..
simonlewis said:Series1boy said:simonlewis said:Series1boy said:Not wanting to scare you mate; I hope you have had your gas fire serviced and you have a carbonmonoxide alarm in your room... If it's electric, then ignore this
Not sure if you have noticed but their is no chimney.
you can have a gas fire without a chimney breast. There are flues in the stud Walls on modern houses.. But it's not real as gel has explained..
I never new that. *good*
Son_of_SJ said:Your 4K OLED is not equidistant between your front left and right speakers - for me, that would be a serious distraction, but each to his own.
bigboss said:I would take the fireplace out. It's fake anyway. This will allow me to centralise AV and set it up properly.
The house has just been re-done in a lot of the rooms too.gel said:Actually speaking to my parents it's an electric fire. I highly doubt my parents would let me alter the room though. The walls are not that strong for wall mounting the TV.
bigboss said:I don't think the fireplace is even needed, especially if it's fake and in a bedroom. Given that it's a bedroom, the viewing distance will be much less, resulting in sprained necks.
Gel lives with his parents, so probably his stuff will be in his room. I may be wrong.