thanks - let me know if you have a paradigm speaker contact.....wife needs 7.1. she doesn't know it, but she does.
Used 590s would be a bonus.
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thanks - let me know if you have a paradigm speaker contact.....wife needs 7.1. she doesn't know it, but she does.
Used 590s would be a bonus.
Mathers
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We aren't a Paradigm delaer but if I come across something on a trade I will let you know.
We do carry Dali and Dynaudio if you ever want to come down to Millburn and listen.
I've been wanted to get something for my parents. Wifi on the porch, just 20-25ft away from AP through the walls, is shit. Would also be nice to get Wifi in the shed. You like this thing for far? Is it mounted exposed to the elements, or under a roof?
It is under a roof - actually in an attic space in the garage.
it hasn't crashed, and the smart bulbs talking to it are over 100' away. So far so good.
Any chance of mounting their current AP higher, and perhaps turning it 90deg?
Any other interference nearby? CFL lighting, doorbell transformer, cordless phone base?
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Mathers
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Sony 77” Z9 (OLED)/ 85” 950G / 85” 900f / 85” 850g
In that order of high end to entry level. I know you said no OLED but not sure why except maybe price???
As an FYI all the panels for tv are made by LG. Sony’s video processing is the best and what sets them apart from Samsung or LG
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since you avoided TVs in the $20k range, i guess OLED is ok
Probably not going there - but upping to 85" from the current 80" and going 4k seems like a good deal.
Have apple tv 4k. not sure how much content is out there now.
thanks!
Mathers
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yeah that the same issue as 15 years ago when HD came out and you had to watch HDnet. It is coming but slowly...The TV's do a great job "upconverting" to 4k.since you avoided TVs in the $20k range, i guess OLED is ok
Probably not going there - but upping to 85" from the current 80" and going 4k seems like a good deal.
Have apple tv 4k. not sure how much content is out there now.
thanks!
If you need anything let me know, glad to help
w_b
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newegg has Sony XBR85X950G for under $3k.....2019 model.
I'm going to remodel my house to get a wall big enough for this.
Mathers
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I’ll check my pricing in the morning what did you see it at ?newegg has Sony XBR85X950G for under $3k.....2019 model.
Shoot me a pm if you prefer
serviceguy
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newegg has Sony XBR85X950G for under $3k.....2019 model.
Pfffff, and I can't make my mind to upgrade to a $200 42"...
iman29
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Nothing too exciting used the rainy day to finally finish painting the bathroom door and door jamb.
Hate painting 6 panel doors but used a life hack I found on the web to paint both sides by temporarily attaching screws to the top and bottom. This let me rest it on the sawhorses while it was still wet underneath and paint the other side.
That makes the low budget bathroom remodel officially complete.
Hate painting 6 panel doors but used a life hack I found on the web to paint both sides by temporarily attaching screws to the top and bottom. This let me rest it on the sawhorses while it was still wet underneath and paint the other side.
That makes the low budget bathroom remodel officially complete.
iman29
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Just one of those simple annoying things that I got done off the “homework” list.
We redid the kitchen back in 2006 and about 6 months ago the “soft close” on the hidden garbage can drawer stopped working so it would always slam shut the last 2 inches.
Finally got around to taking it apart last week and found the part numbers for the slider rails and replaced them with an exact match up.
Google search took me to cabinetparts.com got great service via online chat and a guarantee if it didn’t fit I could send it back and they would cover return shipping. It helped that I sent them pics of the old ones.
Took less than 5 minutes to change them out and now no more slamming drawer.
We redid the kitchen back in 2006 and about 6 months ago the “soft close” on the hidden garbage can drawer stopped working so it would always slam shut the last 2 inches.
Finally got around to taking it apart last week and found the part numbers for the slider rails and replaced them with an exact match up.
Google search took me to cabinetparts.com got great service via online chat and a guarantee if it didn’t fit I could send it back and they would cover return shipping. It helped that I sent them pics of the old ones.
Took less than 5 minutes to change them out and now no more slamming drawer.
toolbox organization complete, with space to spare! (i actually have loose tools in the top drawer, and spare parts/lubes ect in the bottom rolling cabinet)
