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Here's a couple of pictures from my den, thanks Axiom!

M60s v2 - VP150 v2 - EP500 v2 - QS8s v2 (not pictured)

Beautiful pictures of a beautiful setup. Nice work!

Dude, those pics look like they belong in some kind of fancy catalog!

Nice going.

Please tell me you worked feverishly to tidy up the place before you snapped photos. . . it would make the rest of us slobs feel better.

Oooh! beer on tap in the theater. When are you inviting us over?

Nice setup.

Awesome camera, great pics and beautiful setup. I always liked those plasma wall entertainment centers. They frame the plasma so well. Monolithic!

Are you a home brewer too? How do you like your Macbook Pro hooked up to that TV? Mine sux as I have an RPTV so the gets cut off and the type can be hard to read. My next tv is going to be a flat panel.

Good choice of beer! ... and nice setup too!

I like your taste in beer. That's a gorgeous setup! Do the blinds/drapes do a good job of blocking glare when you watch?

Wow, thanks for all the warm comments! This setup is a dream come true for me, I'm glad to share it with you guys.

@St_PatGuy: I did clean up the mess before taking pictures. I hid a couple of remotes too.

@Capn_Pickard: The gear is nice and all but I must say that this particular piece of HT furniture is the best thing since sliced bread. For a long time I've been looking for something like that and I finally decided to bring my drawing to a cabinetmaker, to fit my needs in term of size, shelves, wood type, finish etc. The best part is that it costed me less than if I went with something similar from an AV furniture store here in Mtl. I don't even have to do complex wire management now, everything's hidden behind the wood wall, it's just great.

@vassillios: My friend brews his own "products", I'm interested in this stuff but I'm mostly the party host, he's the guru. We customized the fridge a bit so that it can store two kegs, the CO2 reservoir is hidden in the cabinet next to the fridge. I too had problems with my first HDTV with Mac/PCs connected through VGA or DVI, the main issue was overscan. I did a lot of research when it was time to change the den's TV as I wanted a model that works flawlessly on both digital and analog inputs with my computers @ 1080p. My answer was a Sony Bravia W3000, and now all my HDMI, VGA and Component inputs support my computers without any voodoo tweaks @ full 1080p. The MacBook Pro is hooked up via a HDMI-DVI cable to the TV, with a 3.5mm-2-toslink cable to the receiver for sound. And now with the upcoming 2.0 firmware for the iPod touch, I'll soon be able to control iTunes through wi-fi directly on my iPod, I can't wait to try out this new feature!

@pmbuko: It's a big room (22x20x9), and the wall is 90% windows. It's covered by a combination of light curtains and horizontal wood blinds, so it's not an issue. On the picture I wanted all the natural light I could get. Glare is not an issue, the matte coating of the LCD is great for that also.

That's pretty much a dream system there. What kind of TV stand / entertainment unit is that? I like how it saves you from drilling into a wall.