Entertainment Center Revisited, The Before
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Here is a picture of the entertainment center in its original version.
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Entertainment Center Revisited, The Before
"Leon" wrote in message t... Here is a picture of the entertainment center in its original version. Like I said before, modern day electronics just keep changing. At least this is a model that they could change. I have a big entertainment center that will have to go the way of the scrap heap because anything I buy for it now will not fit. |
Entertainment Center Revisited, The Before
"Upscale" wrote "Lee Michaels" wrote in message At least this is a model that they could change. I have a big entertainment center that will have to go the way of the scrap heap because anything I buy for it now will not fit. Isn't it mostly the other way around? Aside from TVs that are getting bigger, everything else in the electronics arena is getting smaller. Consider your entertainment centre has gone on a weight loss regime and now everything that it used to wear is too big and loose. :) In this case, the TV spot is too small. And you are right, everything else on this center is too big!! |
Entertainment Center Revisited, The Before
"Lee Michaels" wrote in message At least this is a model that they could change. I have a big entertainment center that will have to go the way of the scrap heap because anything I buy for it now will not fit. Isn't it mostly the other way around? Aside from TVs that are getting bigger, everything else in the electronics arena is getting smaller. Consider your entertainment centre has gone on a weight loss regime and now everything that it used to wear is too big and loose. :) |
Entertainment Center Revisited, The Before
"Upscale" wrote "Lee Michaels" wrote in message In this case, the TV spot is too small. And you are right, everything else on this center is too big!! And chance of cannibalizing some of the too big space for the too small TV space? On my entertainment centre I built some 14 years ago that currently has space for a 32" CRT TV, I've figured out that I can use the CD/DVD rack space in the entertainment centre adjacent to one side of the TV and usurp it up for upgrading to a 40" LCD TV when that time arrives. Nope. It has a fixed divider right down the middle. Or course, consider how prices are dropping for LCD and Plasma TV's, I'll probably end up buying a much larger unit when I do upgrade. Same here. When I get the new big screen, I have to go back to the drawing board for the new entertainment center. |
Entertainment Center Revisited, The Before
"Lee Michaels" wrote in message In this case, the TV spot is too small. And you are right, everything else on this center is too big!! And chance of cannibalizing some of the too big space for the too small TV space? On my entertainment centre I built some 14 years ago that currently has space for a 32" CRT TV, I've figured out that I can use the CD/DVD rack space in the entertainment centre adjacent to one side of the TV and usurp it up for upgrading to a 40" LCD TV when that time arrives. Or course, consider how prices are dropping for LCD and Plasma TV's, I'll probably end up buying a much larger unit when I do upgrade. |
Entertainment Center Revisited, The Before
"Lee Michaels" wrote in
: snippage Or course, consider how prices are dropping for LCD and Plasma TV's, I'll probably end up buying a much larger unit when I do upgrade. Same here. When I get the new big screen, I have to go back to the drawing board for the new entertainment center. I can't go any bigger, really. The room is too small to move further back. So while the televisions are getting cheaper, real estate certainly isn't. Patriarch |
Entertainment Center Revisited, The Before
"Patriarch" wrote in message I can't go any bigger, really. The room is too small to move further back. So while the televisions are getting cheaper, real estate certainly isn't. Isn't that one of the advantages to high definition TV? It doesn't look as grainy up close. Considering that the current crop of TVs are pushing the "theatre experience", they should look big. On second thought, thinking about seeing up close detail of some big asses (both figuratively and literal big asses) makes me consider forgoing the theatre experience altogether. :) |
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