Home Theater

Re: Really appreciating my setup

DU73 — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 00:08:37 GMT

wuzzzer - i would have to agree with you 100%. that is the worst part about going away is having to deal with the cabin's crappy $80 tv and the dvd player that never works.

Re: Really appreciating my setup

jacksonbart — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 23:47:10 GMT

Top Notch!

Re: Really appreciating my setup

Youthman — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 23:27:06 GMT

That or you could go over to a friends house that has a Bose system. Oh wait....that's totally an unfair comparison.

Re: Really appreciating my setup

kelA — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:54:34 GMT

I know exactly what you mean; I got back home this afternoon from a 3 day camping trip and when I turned on the TV this afternoon I thought to myself how good it sounded. I think our "senses" do get dulled when we live with something for so long. Maybe that is a cure for the "upgrade-itis", just take a break from your system for about 2-3 days and when you get back it will sound new and improved.

Really appreciating my setup

wuzzzer — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:45:03 GMT

I enjoyed the past week at a cabin in northwest Wisconsin with my wife, mom and dad, grandma and brother. When we got home today and unpacked everything my wife wanted to watch TV. I hopped online to check emails and of course the Klipsch forums.

My wife is watching the movie Outbreak that is on TV and I have to say that I really missed the Klipsch sound while I was gone! Its funny how you get used to something when you're able to listen to it every day. Having a dinky little TV at the cabin and stuck with factory car speakers there and back makes me appreciate what I have at home! Its really amazing how awesome that Klipsch speakers are.