you have to fix your imagesCrappy quality iPad pics but this is my gaming room,which contains a Sony Bravia projector,pioneer vsx 5.1 receiver,ps2 ps3 ps4 and Xbox one.a lot of the stuff is custom done by myself from the speakers ,weighted controllers,lighting to walnut trimmed screen.the art I did up on the computer and got printed on canvas then I framed them up with walnut stained wood,all ceiling lighting is dimmed with harmony remote or touch pad and also got hidden strip lights in coffered ceiling and behind the cabinets
The dreamscreen connects via HDMI passthrough and changes the backlighting to the colors on the screen. It looks awesome, but is very expensive.
Good idea with the coloured cables,would make it easier to chase back to the receiver or whatever,nice setupTook these pictures just today. Newest additions: A Switch (barely visible in the sideboard), Kinect for the Xbox 360 and a 65" Samsung KS8090.
Here is my little media shelf. From top to bottom:
Philips Wireless headphones with a receiver
Raspberry Pi Music Server
Denon CD Player
Onkyo TX-NR626 Receiver
HTPC (Intel i5 2500K, Geforce GTX 660, 4GB RAM) I want an upgrade but not at today's prices
I replaced most of the included cables with colorful ones. It's a lovely mess.
Turn down your monitor brightness before you take pictures?
Man I don't know how you guys get photos with the monitor not looking super bright. Anyways, my setup. It's pretty crappy looking. And since I know people are gonna be asking, I have tinfoil over my windows because I work full time graveyard shifts. Less light makes it much easier for me to sleep during the day, as bad as it looks.
They're Audioengine A2+ speakers. They sound great for their size but I'm running a subwoofer alongside them for added depth. I've been pretty happy with them, though.
It's pretty cool to know that you rock a proper ultra-wide despite your work/passion on covering many retro titles. I really wish we could get more variety of massive ultrawides that include freesync or gsync. Currently the only one that I would want to buy is the LG 38UC99. I can't afford it yet so I'm hoping by the time I have more money saved up an ultrawide with Freesync 2(HDR support) comes out.
Yeah, the 38UC99 is exactly the one I picked up. The 75hz ULMB mode is really quite nice, I must say. Freesync is supported but useless for me since I'm using an Nvidia card (not that a Titan Xp really NEEDS it anyways since I have no issues hitting stable frame-rates in every game). I'd love one of these with HDR support but, as it is, I'm super impressed with it.
Don't forget about all of the power bricks some of those consoles have.E: OK, I think I basically have it.
Going to marinate over the design for a bit, and when I'm confident I'll work on the details like the legs, top, wiring, etc.
Yeah, they are excellent for the price I paid. I bought the whole 5 speaker set up for only $489 at adorama. It was "open box", but they were brand new, sealed in box. Only one of them (one of the tower speaker ) had a banged up package box, but the speaker Was sealed and brand new
the quality on the pics aren't the sharpest but I'm assuming that Ant-man is under Mjölnir?my humble contribution
I had a small room that had no use, and decided to transform into a media/game room
I liked how it turned out
my recliner couch with my awesome posters.
of course a gaming room would not be complete without some beer. I got a beer fridge that I need to stock up ASAP LOL
That is a awesome captain america shield, metal replica, from King Arts. beautiful piece.
My setup:
LG 65B7 OLED TV
Polk signature series speakers: S55, S30, S10
Denon X2300W
My awesome subwoofer, SVS sb12nsd
xbox one S
ps4
Just some homage to one of my favorite games ever. Bioshock
Overview of my setup.
Mjolnir hammer, iron man helmet and
a 1:1 scale ant man. can you find it? LOL
Cheers
So, designing a console stand. What I'm trying to figure out is how much room I should give everything to breathe properly. I feel like most of the existing designs on the market are entirely too big in their compartments compared to what I need to put in. Sometimes you just end up putting two or three things in a space that was originally designed for a standard AV component. Looks completely out of place, but allows for upgrades and changes.
For example, the PS4 Pro is about 12x2x13 (imperial). I know I'm going to give it a bit of space above the console either horizontal or vertical, but other than that I'm not sure. I also have to take into account cabling, switches, etc. And make it look symmetric and functional.
E: OK, I think I basically have it.
Going to marinate over the design for a bit, and when I'm confident I'll work on the details like the legs, top, wiring, etc.
https://imgur.com/j4fWz7H
Can I ask where your TV stand is from? This is pretty much exactly what I'm looking for at the moment.
That's how you keep the pro quiet, dust free and cool.
Yo. How you gonna tease those bomb ass looking rugs and not feature themBasic TV on a stand I got at Target. Its across from my bed though which is awesome. This used to be worse because instead of the 49" in the photos, I used a 32" and some games were unplayable because I couldnt read the text. I also need to get another light to put in the corner between the two wallscrolls. Its way darker than in the photo.
