Bedroom Setup

... + Mad Katz TE Office & bedroom Finland This is our holiday... a new TV for this setup I posted on GAF. As ... curiosity, I posted my first setup here on GAF 24 years ... now dead, it was this setup. We designed our own setups ...

decen price for a bedroom setup but completely ignore that 26000 lumens marketing line lol. realistically it's probably around 200-300 ansi lumens at best, so you'll need the room completely pitch black to get a decent picture.

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The description in the ad makes it seem like it’s a regular bedroom renting setup but I’m raising my eyebrows because the bedroom is listed for well below market rate and is open only to females Edit: It’s a 2 bedroom apartment. He is the only person living in the apartment submitted by /u/miss-bedazzzle to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

I saw her bedroom for the first time yesterday and I was blown away by the setup. Her bedroom is 16x14.She has a total of 13 polk LSI15 floor speakers. Four of them are in each front corner. The way it's set up is two of the floor speakers are sitting normally and the other two are flipped upside down on top of the normal standing two. It's the same way for the other corner. Her bed is in the middle of the room so she adjusted all the front speakers to where they are pointing to the middle of her bed. There is a speaker on the left side and right side of her bed and there are three speakers behind her bed. She has two svs pb1000 pros behind her bed and two pb2000 pros in front of her bed which makes the entire bed rumble like crazy. I thought to myself that this can't sound good because of comb filtering, but to my surprise, when I laid down and she turned all the speakers on plus the subwoofers, it felt like I was literally in the middle of a concert. I didn't hear any type of cone filtering or anything that was negative. It was a complete enveloping listening experience. The receiver she is using is a denon 13 channel running an all stereo channel setup. She she told me that her previous boyfriend set all this up for her and it took a long time to adjust the volume on all of them to get the listening experience just right Has anyone ever heard of such a set up like this?l submitted by /u/I_abuse_lower_ranks1 to r/audiophile [link] [comments]

I'm leaning toward bedroom downstairs and living space/office upstairs. Closet, bathroom, and kitchen are upstairs. Lots of windows, and upstairs bedroom would probably offer more privacy, but I don't love the idea of having my bedroom off the kitchen when I have guests over. Downstairs is also wired with in ceiling speakers for an AV setup. submitted by /u/Minutes2Midnight to r/malelivingspace [link] [comments]

My wife and I are heartbroken and need an honest perspective before we make a final decision today. We’ve had our 4-year-old cat, Cookies, for three years. He has always been a sweet, calm lap cat, but since bringing our newborn daughter home eight weeks ago, he has developed stress-related inappropriate urination, specifically marking walls when I return from work. The situation is complicated by the fact that our daughter has a medical condition requiring a strictly clean environment. While Cookies is affectionate with us, he has an established aversion to children, often hissing or swiping at our guests' kids when they get close. Our vet confirmed this is entirely behavioral stress and warned that his dislike of children likely won't change. We’ve tried enzyme cleaners and pheromone diffusers, but with a medically fragile infant and significant professional pressure, we have zero bandwidth left for a complex behavioral overhaul. We love him deeply, but he is clearly miserable, and we are at our limit. We have a surrender appointment today at a reputable no-kill shelter. Are we making the right call for his well-being and our daughter’s health, or is there something we haven’t considered? -- update 1 Update: Thank you all so much for your advice and perspective. When it came down to it, I just couldn't bring myself to surrender him today. To answer a few common questions: the very first thing we did was reach out to family and friends, but unfortunately, no one is able to take him, even temporarily. After reading through all your comments, we've decided to cancel the appointment, give Cookies a bit more time, and look into trying Prozac to see if it can help stabilize things. We know it's going to be a tough road ahead, but we aren't ready to give up on him just yet. Thank you again for the support. -- update 2/context I wanted to provide some extra context and answer a few common questions from the comments. First, we live in the DFW area in Texas, and yes, Cookies is neutered. Our history with him goes back to when we used to cat-sit him for a close friend. Eventually, that friend started dating someone who was severely allergic to cats. I told him he should probably just dump her (just kidding, they’re engaged now!), but my wife and I couldn't bear the thought of Cookies going to a shelter. We took him in, even though we were living in a tiny apartment at the time and had to vacuum multiple times a day just to manage the litter. In fact, when we moved into our current apartment, we specifically chose this floor plan with Cookies in mind—making sure it had a massive laundry room just to comfortably fit his litter box and setups. Fast forward to today: having a newborn is overwhelming, and I honestly stopped having the time to play with him like I used to. That’s when the subtle signs started. He stopped grooming himself as thoroughly and left a couple of poop stains on our bed. Because we place our baby girl on the bed constantly, we had to make the tough call to lock him out of our bedroom. At the time, I didn't realize he was deeply stressed; I mistakenly thought he was just unhappy with his litter box. Hoping to fix it, I bought him a brand-new one, which ironically seems to have triggered even more stress and started the territorial spraying. Now, the routine is heartbreaking. I come home completely exhausted, play with him for a few minutes, and head into the bedroom to change and see my daughter—only to walk out to the smell of fresh urine. It started as a once-a-day occurrence, but it has now escalated to 4 or 5 times a day. We are dealing with a massive accumulation of stress on both sides, which is why we reached our breaking point today. submitted by /u/samseam to r/cats [link] [comments]

I was hoping i could rearrange some stuff to make space for an electric drum kit but its looking pretty grim. Its possible for me to move some boxes out of my closet area and make some space in there. submitted by /u/precicy to r/setups [link] [comments]

What started off with one TV turned into a crazy idea. My wife actually brought it up which made it even funnier. Who said 2 adults can't have fun in bed? submitted by /u/HotBizkitz to r/gaming [link] [comments]