Guess there aren't too many of us?
First real post to this site, and it had to be non-photography related.

Actually, it's not completely unrelated since the cinema has influenced my "eye" some -- if one can call it that. :lol: But this post itself will remain non-photographic I guess... :wink:
Anyway, my HT is not really complete and more a hack job than anything. Can't afford a more serious one (and don't have the space for one anyway), and now that I've gotten into photography, can't afford to upgrade or make it more complete either. Still, I think it does just fine since I can't really push the sound and rattle and shake the house in our neck of the woods anyway. :lol: And at the end of the day, all that matters is enjoyment and satisfaction w/ the results, not the gear itself -- admittedly, I did used to dream about truly highend audio back in my college days, but then I wised up some...
* Panasonic 53" HD RPTV -- 2 years old and spazzing out, fortunately I have EW for it
* Vandersteen 2Ci for fronts -- bought used years ago for stereo
* No center -- seems fine going phantom mode
* Cheap Bose bass-reflex for surrounds -- from really long ago
* No sub -- can't really use one in our neck of the woods anyway
* B&K AV5000 5-channel 105wpc power amp -- bought used several years ago to replace my B&K ST140 stereo amp for double duty in HT
* Rotel 960(?) A/V analog preamp -- bought used several years ago to replace my old B&K stereo preamp for double duty in HT
* Technics SHAC500D(?) DD/DTS decoder -- several years old; use it as a passive line stage controller also
* Philips 963SA SACD/DVD player -- <2 years old; region-hacked (via remote code) w/ decent PAL->NTSC conversion; good 96Khz upsampling for CD playback; SACD sounds great though I've been slow to buy them and only listen to the stereo tracks since my system can't really do surround SACD; replaced a dying old Sony ES CD changer
* Samsung HD OTA Tuner w/ an indoor Ratshack amped antenna using long run of cable to one window -- tuner bought refurbed off eBay; had tried Time Warner's HD cable for a year; would probably go w/ Dish for HD service if they ever get YES Network

* Cables are modestly good w/ mix from the various "boutique" brands like Audioquest, Straightwire, AudioMagic, etc., except for the CAT5 coax cabling for HD reception -- all several years old now
My used Pioneer LD player died a couple years ago and not much point in replacing it. Still have a modest collection of LDs sitting around collecting dust.
_Man_