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Nice looking set up, clean install. I bet it sounds great too. I like the pics of the Rotel equipment too 
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Great pictures! I love your choice of colors in the living room and kitchen. I also think that may be the most inconspicuous wire-molding I've ever seen. 
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Thanks. Reason I had to do wire molding is because the house is built on concrete slab so I can't run underneath, and there is bedroom above the home theater room so I had no choice but to use the molding and paint it. So far no one has noticed it, even the wife doesn't noticed. he he
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That's a nice looking set-up. How's the bass?
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Nice room, Eric. Just to make the rest of us slobs feel good, tell us you did a ton of cleaning before the pics! 
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looks great, just curious why you didn't put the left/right surrounds to the left/right of the listening area?
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The left window and right open hallway kept me from placing a speaker there. I could have put it on the sides but it would turn out to be 2-3 feet in front of me which i did not want. I like where its at now and its wider than the front mains. Looks like it will stay 5.1 for now and I like it. I can always add 2 more on the sides if I plan on moving the seats forward and adding more seats, etc.
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I'm sure it works great. Most likely you have sounds bouncing off the side anyway from the angled tweeters. You have an awesome looking setup man.
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