NXG

This is my home theater setup aka the man cave. Imma HUGE HUGE sports fan (go falcons!) so this room is dedicated to sports. I have the 65″ inch hdtv, and three 32″inch lcd tvs on top of that. This way, with nfl sunday ticket or nba league pass, I can watch all the games at once without missing a thing. Or I watch multiple sports all at one time. Mounted to the ceiling, I have a motorized 120″ inch projector screen 16:9 which comes down for the big sunday and monday nite football games, or when a big boxing or ufc fight is on. Now the components. Playstation 3, xbox 360, Wii, Pioneer surround sound,
5 Directv boxes, 3 lcd tvs, 65″ hdtv, universal remote, and a optima DLP projector. Im not really a gamer, I use to PS3 to watch blu ray movies, and I only play the 360 for madden football. I also have subwoofers underneath my couch for the full theater experience. The whole theater is controlled by my logitech harmony 1100 touch screen universal remote which can control pretty much anything.

Duration : 0:3:41

Read the rest of this entry »

Make a decent sounding speaker from a disposable styrofoam plate. EZ and cheap project with surprising results!

Duration : 0:5:16

Read the rest of this entry »

HI
Silly to be sure, but fun ? you bet. Loud too!
Salvation Army 50 cent tennis racket &
a few hours of time were all that was
required. Head is printing-shop thrown-away
mylar super-glued & stapled to racquet rim.
Head is tensioned by a very simple ring of
1/8″ plywood from an old door, pushed tight
with ten small blocks of wood. This tensions
the mylar so nicely that it doesn’t come anywhere
near hitting the racquet’s cross-strings.
Playing Strings are simply two gauges of fishing
line. 5th string is accomplished by “shorting-out”
the string with a couple of brads.
This is a three-string banjo. All 3tuning gears
won’t fit on the peghead end, so I put two
of them at the opposite end (near the bridge)
Works fine. Construction article forthcoming
soon on my webpage: www.DennisHavlena.com

Duration : 0:2:15

Read the rest of this entry »

www.TheVideoNerd.com is for people who want to learn how to set up their home theater the right way. It contains everything you need to know about setting up, and hooking up your home theater system. www.thevideonerd.com/hometheater.html

Duration : 0:8:6

Read the rest of this entry »

Next video: Designer inspired nail art design for short nails (not gonna tell you the brand) ;D
This video is just to show how to make the cookies and the soft-ice-whipped-cream-thingies I had on BEN&JERRY’S iPod case, some of you wanted the tutorial and I added some candy hearts just for fun ^^ if you have any polymer clay requests please post them as comments to this video, not comments on my channel.
Hope you like this tutorial… next video will be up Sunday! ^^
there are no subtitles,. thought it explained itself pretty well
but please ask questions if there’s something you don’t understand.

Cernit / fimo

Duration : 0:4:47

Read the rest of this entry »

http://diymike.com I built this iPod Dock using some old computer speakers and scrap wood I had in the workshop. It was cheap to make and best of all it looks and sounds great. Thanks for watching.

Duration : 0:4:39

Read the rest of this entry »

The Real HT Info Podcast assembles a computer that has all the cooling and noise considerations to make an admirable HTPC. If you’ve ever wanted to build your own computer, this is a good place to start.

$50 Antec P180 Case
$49 Antec NEO 430 Power Supply
$88 Intel Core2Duo E4300 w/ Stock Heatsink
$98 Abit AB9 Pro Motherboard
$60 Crucial Balistix 2GB 6400 DDR2
$108 MSI Silent 8500GT Video Card
$32 Sony/NEC DVD Burner SATA
$105 Seagate 500GB SATA Hard Drive
$200 Westinghouse 22″ LCD Monitor
$20 Microsoft Wireless Mouse and Keyboard
$15 Monoprice Cables
—————
$825 Total

Duration : 0:6:43

Read the rest of this entry »

Dolby’s wizards reveal the three key tips to getting the best multichannel audio out of your home theater. Vibrations, speakers, goo and glop can make for great audio, or can really drag you down.

Duration : 0:27:1

Read the rest of this entry »