My HDTV gear

HDTV

I have been writting online for just over a year and unless you listen to the Podcast you don’t know much about me. I probably share more than many on my Podcast, (when I actually record one) but after talking to Dave Zatz I took some pictures and I want to share some of them as well as some details of my gear for any who want to see it. Yeah I know it’s vain, but I guess thats me.

I most of the work myself with some help from my good friend Dave Evans who also feeds my habit by geting me good deals on supplies. I ran all the CAT5 cable and component cables throughout the house, but the alarm wireing was done already, most of it anyways, I had to run the wires for the glass break and motion sensors.

My Gear

  • Mitsubishi ws55813
  • Saphire towers and center
  • Speakercraft surounds
  • Series3 TiVo
  • Samsung BD-P1000 Blu-ray player
  • Video Storm 4×2 component matrix switch
  • HDHomeRun
  • Xbox360
  • Whitebox HTPC
  • Pioneer Elite VSX-33tx AV reciever
  • Elk M1-Gold alarm
  • Insteon Dimmers about 14
  • Cisco Aironet 1100 WiFi AP
  • Linksys WRT54GS router (wifi disabled)
  • HAI thermostat
  • MacBook Pro
  • G4 Mini
  • 20″ cinema Display
  • 32″ Sharp Aquas

So now that you have a parts list, just figure out where I live so you can take it from me. I will reference this list when filing my insurance claim.

Check out the flicker pool for all the pics.

4 Responses to “My HDTV gear”

  1. oby says:

    I notice you have a cisco 1100 AP and a macbook pro. I have never been able to get these two to work together. I even turned off wep and broadcast ssid in the clear with the two right next to each other. Have you been able to make this work? thanks…

  2. bjdraw says:

    Yeah, they work fine together. Are you running the latest IOS?
    I can share my config if you want, just let me know and I’ll email it to you — sans the WPA key of course.

  3. oby says:

    No it isn’t the latest..might be a place to start. If you don’t mind I would like to see the config. thanks!

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