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4,096-by-2,160 SRX-S110 digital projector
range from 10 hertz to 100 kilohertz (Ya, I know you can't really hear that high...)
11,315W

And it's still outdated in a years time. Damn that's pretty neat though.

Um...is that a personal residence or some kind of commercial installation?

EDIT: Nevermind. Just read some of the article. That's unreal. Three center channels, SIXTEEN subwoofers at 18 inches each?!?!

--Alan

I don't think he has enough speakers.

Cereb Daithi wrote:And it's still outdated in a years time.

McIntosh tube amps DO NOT become "outdated." You shut your mouth, blasphemer!



My FSM! just loooook at all that McIntosh equipment. ZOMGBONER.

isn't that a model of the Nautilus from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea on the coffee table?

Mr Kleen wrote:isn't that a model of the Nautilus from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea on the coffee table?

I saw that, too. It sure looks like it.

Oh, and Macintosh is overpriced and over-hyped. But I still wouldn't turn down anything they make.

--Alan

oh and one more thing: I think his viewing room is ugly.

but it's his 6 mil...

WRXWagon2112 wrote:
Oh, and Macintosh is overpriced and over-hyped. But I still wouldn't turn down anything they make.

--Alan

Have you ever critically listened to McI stuff before? Just curious. I'll agree with the overpriced part though.

People are welcome to my McIntosh amp... when they pry it from my cold, dead fingers.

Well, what a waste of money that could better the world but if planned correctly, you can utilize bits of the components for at least 5-10 years...that is the plus side of separate components. Amps and speakers aren't going to get much better that fast. It is all about the video and audio processing...but that is what rs232 ports and upgradeable card slots are for...but in the end they are all just computers anyhoo

...but I still think it is pretty sweet

You want a really great home theater w/ ambiance, go w/ Theo Kalomirakis (Read the whole article)

McIntosh, eh? Hmm...