So where do we watch Sundays Browns game?
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This antenna works fine for me:
I knew Bud Light had to be good for something...
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I have a few of those rectangle antennas that are about the thickness of a piece of paper. Things are like 4 bucks. Screws into the back of the tv and has about a 10 foot cord. I pull it out and stick it to the wall or window and it's normally crystal clear after i move it around a few times.
I dumped all the cable and any live tv about two years back. Haven't missed a game yet, but I'm closer to Youngstown and pick up the stations from there. The only game I had trouble with was the Browns Thursday night game, but i found a feed and listened to Jim D on the radio. For some reason that one wasn't on Amazon Prime.
The Monday night game was streaming on Yahoo's home page for some reason. I watched the Steelers/Bills game on that too.
My buddy bought a bigger antenna and mounted it inside his attic. He ran a coaxial cable up to it and split into his old cable like throughout his house. That thing can pick up Youngstown, Cleveland, Erie, etc..... That will be my next move once my kids are old enough that they want to watch different things besides the same Frozen movie on Disney Plus....
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This handy dandy site will tell you.
https://www.antennaweb.org/
That is handy and dandy...
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Always glad to help. You probably know I'm sort of an A\V geek.
Ah, but does your HT boast 7.4 hp of amp power?
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Ah, but does your HT boast 7.4 hp of amp power?
Pioneer Elite 7.1 130 W\channel all 7 channels driven- 750 watt SVS subwoofer, linear down to 10 hrz. If you want to go deaf, l can crank out 110db continuous (it would probably do more, but your ears are ringing after 30 seconds or so at that volume). I can either put you on the beach for Saving Private Ryan, or in the front row for AC\DC.
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Ah, but does your HT boast 7.4 hp of amp power?
Pioneer Elite 7.1 130 W\channel all 7 channels driven- 750 watt SVS subwoofer, linear down to 10 hrz. If you want to go deaf, l can crank out 110db continuous (it would probably do more, but your ears are ringing after 30 seconds or so at that volume). I can either put you on the beach for Saving Private Ryan, or in the front row for AC\DC.
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AC/DC.
Edison vs. Tesla ? Or is it the other way around?
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Ah, but does your HT boast 7.4 hp of amp power?
Pioneer Elite 7.1 130 W\channel all 7 channels driven- 750 watt SVS subwoofer, linear down to 10 hrz. If you want to go deaf, l can crank out 110db continuous (it would probably do more, but your ears are ringing after 30 seconds or so at that volume). I can either put you on the beach for Saving Private Ryan, or in the front row for AC\DC.
Pioneer Elite 7.1 130 W\channel all 7 channels driven- 750 watt SVS subwoofer, linear down to 10 hrz. If you want to go deaf, l can crank out 110db continuous (it would probably do more, but your ears are ringing after 30 seconds or so at that volume). I can either put you on the beach for Saving Private Ryan, or in the front row for AC\DC.
So about 2.2 hp... That's a cute little rig...
1600 watt SVS Ultra here plus twin Sunfire Cinema Signature Grands (5 x 400 wpc into 8 ohms; 800 wpc into my 4-ohm mains... which I biamp since I had a couple extra channels to burn).
Like I said... 7.4 hp...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Pioneer Elite 7.1 130 W\channel all 7 channels driven- 750 watt SVS subwoofer, linear down to 10 hrz. If you want to go deaf, l can crank out 110db continuous (it would probably do more, but your ears are ringing after 30 seconds or so at that volume). I can either put you on the beach for Saving Private Ryan, or in the front row for AC\DC.
So about 2.2 hp... That's a cute little rig...
1600 watt SVS Ultra here plus twin Sunfire Cinema Signature Grands (5 x 400 wpc into 8 ohms; 800 wpc into my 4-ohm mains... which I biamp since I had a couple extra channels to burn).
Like I said... 7.4 hp...
So about 2.2 hp... That's a cute little rig...
1600 watt SVS Ultra here plus twin Sunfire Cinema Signature Grands (5 x 400 wpc into 8 ohms; 800 wpc into my 4-ohm mains... which I biamp since I had a couple extra channels to burn).
Like I said... 7.4 hp...
Impressive.... plenty enough for a 30x20 theater.
My man cave is on the small side, so what I have is more than adequate. Enough to rattle windows, and vibrate the floor when the explosions start.
At least we agree when it comes to subwoofers, there's SVS- and then everything else.
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Room size and whether it is isolated is the biggest determining factor for right sizing a sub if you want to feel, as well as hear, the ring drop and other sub-audible delights. I've never had an "HT room", just dens with lots of openings to other rooms thus the power grab.
Old acquaintance from my Polk Forum days who posted under "Dr. Spec" was the go-to guy for all things subwoofer. Ran his own tests of them, wrote reviews and had a few published. He put us all onto SVS.
Ended up that he quit his job at Genesee to leap at a chance to go to work for SVS... his dream job years in the making.
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