My very boring set-up...
Not so much boring sonically (steady, Arcam haters!) just nowt really that exciting about the kit, in comparison to some of you lucky chaps. But I'm very happy with it all the same 
I have an Arcam CD192 and T61 tuner winging their way to me, so they'll make it a bit more exciting. Would have had a bargain P90 too, but dwelt too long on it, and Sevenoaks sold out. I make a bit of a habit out of missing good deals.
I'm very happy with the TV too, more happy than any reasonable person should really be about a bit of electrical kit, but that's only because I'm a sad rear-pro fan. I might have to get rid shortly due to a move to a smaller house, but I haven't really seen anything I like as much for reasonable money. Even my highly non-techie missus was left cold by a lot of the flat panel sets we've tried. Only one that cuts it is the Kuro, but that's probably too many pennies.
I'm currently debating which other speakers to add from the RS range, to complete a surround package. Don't know whether to go with RS1 or RSFX at the rear. They'll hopefully be joined by the Sony 2400ES receiver, when Sony start shipping and the (hopefully favourable) review pops up.
Any suggestions? Fire away!
Sorry for the poor pic, it's from a phone, I'll take some better pics when the new boxes arrive.
Sony 55A2000 TV, Sky HD, Xbox 360, PS3, Arcam A85, Rotel 951 CD, Wii, Sony 560 DVDR.
Interconnects are various Ecosse models, speaker cable is QED SA, shortly to be replaced with Ecosse. I do like Ecosse cables
Thanks!
It's a 55" rear-projection TV. The speakers are Monitor Audio RS6.
Wow 55" TV. It must be a blast watching movies on that size of screen. Are u not worried damaging your equipments by putting them very near to the radiator?
That radiator doesn't get used, thankfully!
There's enough heat from all the kit 
A very neat set-up.....and who says it's boring?
Been a long time since I owned a Rear-Pro TV, loved it on the whole but eventually had to go as the restricted viewing angle go on My nerves eventually. But Your 55"" makes My 50"" Plaz look like a portible!
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EvilWolf:A very neat set-up.....and who says it's boring?
Thanks I guess it's not really that boring, it's just quite simple (due to being 2 channel at the mo) and tidy (due to a girlfriend) I love seeing systems that have loads of kit and speakers!
Nice setup... I'll probably be putting together something like that in a few months...
Why didn't you use the plinth for the RS6s?
D.J.KRIME:Been a long time since I owned a Rear-Pro TV, loved it on the whole but eventually had to go as the restricted viewing angle go on My nerves eventually. But Your 55"" makes My 50"" Plaz look like a portible!
This one is actually pretty god for viewing angles, certainly much better than RP sets of old, and I have no problems at all viewing from the side (it's where the comfier sofa is!). When playing the Wii, and looking down on the screen, it does result in a little darkening though.
When I bought it I was a little worried about screen-burn with plasma, and I really didn't see any LCD's that I liked at all. So I stuck with rear-pro, and resigned myself to stocking it in a corner
The 55" is great though! It was quite a shock when it arrived, they always look smaller in the shop!
Ajani:Nice setup... I'll probably be putting together something like that in a few months...
Thanks! Good luck with your system!
Why didn't you use the plinth for the RS6s?
The outside edges of the speakers are fairly tight to both the TV stand, and the rear wall, so if I'd used the plinths the speakers would have needed to be a few inches further apart on each side. If I'd done that, due to the corner positioning, the speakers would have come further out into the room, which would mean they'd be clearly in front of the TV, which wouldn't look very good.
Also, even if there had been space, my girlfriend would have had something to say! The only question she asked when I was getting the demo for the RS6 was "do you have to use those plinths?" The chap in the shop agreed with her that they didn't look great, and said he only put them on the ones in the shop to keep them off the floor, and stop them getting damaged.
The spikes from the plinths screw directly into the bottom of the speakers anyway, although it's a bit trickier to get them level!
My Rear-Pro was a 40"" Toshiba and it was murder off axis, then got a Panasonic 42"" series 5 Plasma which was a vast improvement, and Now have a Full HD Samsung 50"" Plaz. I always liked the way that aRear-Por offered such a large screen for nowhere near the same Money as the early Plasmas which is why I got mine.
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Nice looking rig, blue
Any chance that you could move the whole set up to the wall on the right hand side? Speakers seem a bit too close together buddy.
Thaiman:Nice looking rig, blue
Any chance that you could move the whole set up to the wall on the right hand side? Speakers seem a bit too close together buddy.
Thanks!
I agree about the speakers, but unfortunately, I can't change the position of anything. Because of the rear pro's big booty, it has to be in a corner! As such, that's the only speaker positions that keep the boss happy They're possibly further apart than they look too, there's about 6ft between them.
It's only a temporary thing anyway thankfully, as we're moving house soon, and the whole hi-fi set-up and screen is going in it's own room. Which I'm hastily buying more kit for It'll get a bit more room to breathe hopefully!
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NIce set up. I like they way u set it up. Very neat,
Is that a 52" TV? What speakers are those?
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