GT's Media Room

[dukenukem]

Nice job man,looks very cozy .

[Jrecee]

Looking back the first thing I thought was that the tv needed to be bigger and you should look into sharp's giant sets, which it looks like you've done. Is that the 60 or the 70"?

[gtmtnbiker]

The one I have is a 70". Specifically, Sharp LC70LE847U 70-inch 3D LED TV.

Maybe in a few years I'll get the 80" once prices have come down.

I haven't used the 3D capability of the TV yet (I do have a couple of 3D glasses) nor have I used the built-in apps (the HTPC does everything).

I haven't done much gaming with the set although my kids have. Mostly I've been catching up on TV shows that I never watched. Currently watching Deadwood.

[D.D.D.]

At that size, wouldn't it be better to get a projector? It looks like your TV space can hold a screen size larger than 80"...

[gtmtnbiker]

The issue I have with a projector is that you need the room to be dark in order to view it. It can be light out and the picture is still great on the TV.

I think 80" is about the max because then I will start interfering with the speakers (could always move them). I might also have issue with the vertical distance (too close to the counter and the ceiling).

[D.D.D.]

True or at least some light curtains if the projector is bright enough.