guitarguy
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I'm going to be updating this thread for the next week as I clean out but so far...
i'll post pictures in my gallery later...
1) KENWOOD VR-716 6.1 CHANNEL 600W HOME THEATER A/V STEREO RECEIVER
COMES WITH THE REMOTE AND I CAN EMAIL YOU THE MANUAL.
Product Features:
A powerful VR-716 receiver (100 Watts x 6 channels) is the systems command center, providing Dolby Digital, DTS, and Dolby Pro Logic II decoding for intensely great surround sound, and its perfect for reproducing your music as well. Active EQ by DSP tailors the receivers electronics to precisely match your speaker system, so all of a movies dialogue, music, and sound effects are faithfully reproduced. The 100 watts from the 6th channel can be used to power a passive subwoofer to deliver all the gut-thumping excitement of a powered subwoofer.
Key Features
Type Receiver
Number of Channels 6.1 Channels
Surround Mode Power 100 Watt
Surround Sound Dolby Digital® • DTS® • Dolby Pro Logic II
DSP
DSP Processor Type(s) 24 bit Processor x 1
DSP Modes Arena • Disco • Jazz • Stadium • Theater
Inputs / Outputs
Rear Input Connectors RCA (2 Audio Channels) x 5 • Digital Coaxial x 2 • Digital Optical x 1 • S-Video x 2
Rear Output Connectors RCA (2 Audio Channels) x 2 • S-Video x 1
Front A/V Connections Headphones x 1
Convenience
Tuner Presets 40 Channels
Tone Controls Bass & Treble
Remote Control
Remote Control Type Universal
Design Keypad
Dimensions
Width 17.32 in.
Depth 11.94 in.
Height 5.63 in.
Weight 19.18 lb.
2) Cerwin Vega HT-CTR Center Channel Speaker Home Theater
Tweeter: 1" polycarbonate dome
Midrange: Two 6-1/2" cones
Crossover: 12 dB/octave at 5kHz w/auto-tweeter protection
Enclosure: Direct radiating/ported
Frequency Response: 80 Hz to 20 kHz, +/- 2 dB
Sensitivity: 94 dB at 1 watt/meter
Sound Pressure Level: 114 dB (maximum)
Impedance: 4 ohms
Finish: Black woodgrain veneer
Dimensions: 16-5/8"W x 8-1/4"H x 11-3/4"D
Weight: 15-3/4 lbs.
[b]3) Entertainment Center - customized with extra wood if you want to raise your tv up...I think it's made by Bush, but not sure. Will post pictures later...
lots more coming  7/7/2008 4:39:25 PM
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