Old Klipsch speakers + big eD sub + decent AVR = I am happy

TV: 52" Sharp Aquos LCD
TV source: AT&T Uverse HD DVR
TV source: WD TV Live Hub
Receiver: Denon 3808ci
Center speaker: Klipsch KG5.5
Front speakers: Klipsch KG5.5
Side surround speakers: Klipsch KG5.5
Rear surround speakers: Klipsch KG5.5
Subwoofer: elemental Designs A7-450 (1300w, 18" ported monster)
Game system: PS3 120gb slim
Universal remote: Logitech Harmony One with Logitech PS3 adapter
Cable and related products: monoprice.com







EDIT: Finished the cabling. Here is the distribution and source (5.5TB usable on the NAS, >4 in movies)

I still have cable cleanup to do, which won't happen until next week when UPS gets a monoprice order here, but I got the new switch and NAS roughed in today.



This is what the network now looks like:


I have only had it a few hours but am impressed with the Netgear RDNU4000 NAS. I was tempted by the faster Synology, but had read of several problems with them.

Thanks, I am almost done with this project.

Just need to find something to nail/clamp down the power cables in the corner, and would like to find some type of clamshall (like a flat hair thingie) to hold the cables running between the switch and router flat against the wall.

EDIT: Pics moved to OP.

I sold the 1LE long ago. Someone offered me what I had paid for it nearly 3 years earlier and knew I had autocrossed and ran it at open track events, so it just seemed like a "no brainer". I sometimes regret selling it, but I bought it as a "collectible", but didn't have the will power to leave it in the garage.

A highly modified 2001 Trans Am took its place.


And a pic of the GPS after the practice run at Big Bend in 2008 (we are limited to 168 by the rules lol)


It runs 166 mph in the mile at the Texas Mile, and would take 6+ miles to achieve top speed (estimated around 193 by Cartest2000 but I doubt I ever go that fast). It has a built motor with heads, cam and full bolt-ons, 6-point welt in roll-bar, Porsche 996tt front brakes, air conditioning and 10 speaker CD sound.