Posts by hihuq

Quote: Originally Posted by Moggie I forget to document this mainly because I kept changing the approach and I got *really* frustrated with Somfy's poor US support. The motors with Sonesse LT50 ILT2. I believe the LT30 ILT (low...

Here are a few links: http://www.somfy-architecture.com/in...485%204ILT.pdf http://www.somfy-architecture.com/in...nuary%2009.pdf

Hi, I am planning to do masking and I really like your method with the Somfy motors. While researching these I came across the RS485 4ILT receiver. This lets you control 4 Somfy motors either individually or as group. This sounds...

Quote: Originally Posted by JeffreySmith ...The DTR 30.2 is a feature packed amp for only $800. Not only is it more of a high current amplifier, it also achieves much better fidelity at all volumes. I was going to ask about the...

Quote: Originally Posted by wwinkler You could consider Chase Home Theater PRO-10s or SHO-10s. http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1264258 MKTheater has had a number of speakers including JTR8s and progressed to high...

Quote: Originally Posted by HT_SoulMan Your in the right forum for this question... Since my basement is unfinished, I had two vent lines in the ceiling joists that where actually in the space I'm placing the HT Room...

Quote: Originally Posted by johnbomb Don't be the least bit sorry- this is the perfect place for this topic. In fact, I'm considering building something similar to what you have in mind. When you say "exhausting...

Thanks for all the suggestions! Keep them coming. One point of clarification: the budget I talk about is for the speakers only. The receiver and any additional sub will have there one budget.

Hi, I'm in the middle of a home theater build. I'm geting close to picking out speakers. My room is approximately 17x 13 ft with 7 ft 9 in ceilings. My primary use will be movies. I'll have a large screen and I don't want an AT...

By having the dead vent connected to both the main supply and the adjacent room, I can close the damper in winter when the HVAC is supplying heat, but still get cooler air from the adjacent room. In the summer, I can open the damper to...