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some of you might already know that I'm about to get my own place (with the gf). I've already encountered a problem though it might not be major to some of you but to me it is!!!

The living room/lounge (whatever you want to call it) has wooden flooring, it's been done to a high standard and goes right up to the edge of the wall where the skirting boards then sit over it.

The telly is going in the corner, I was kinda hoping to run the wires for the 5.1 down the gaps and round the back of the sofa etc... thing is I can't get to them because of the skirting boards!!! I can't exactly start taking up the wooden flooring either

any ideas?

Cheers
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Great (sorry, couldnt resit)
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Seriosuly though, i think panasonic do a system that uses radio waves, i will try and find a link
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U can run them tight up against the skirting, and if they are white it wont be that noticeable
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http://www.panasonic.co.uk/home-cinema-systems/scht880w/index.htm
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I was thinking this... not sure how responsive (and good) infra red speakers are though.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ally
U can run them tight up against the skirting, and if they are white it wont be that noticeable


I think this is what I'll have to do. Depends on how tidy I can get it, hate having wires everywhere
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quote:
Originally posted by Ally
U can run them tight up against the skirting, and if they are white it wont be that noticeable


Yeah, exactly what I was going to say.

Either that or remove the skirting, but that could be a bit of hassle unless you are intending to decorate anyway?
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They are pretty good, my mate has one
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we're not intending to decorate, it's recently all been done so would hate to make extra work during what is gonna be quite a hectic period for us.

corsa_boy19 - trying to open up the link now... it's taking a while (don't think work is letting it through )
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£499.99 online price
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just run the cables tight, no ones gunna notice and u can buy things to secure it to the floor
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa-boy19


£499.99 online price


fook that, Argos ... get a £50 ALBA one
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that looks awesome.

gonna try and get some reviews....
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Alba are quality
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Copied and pasted DVD-RAM Compatible
Total Output Power of 1000W (RMS)
High-Quality and Powerful Sound for Movie







format

DVD-RAM/DVD-R
Yes (also -R -RW +R +RW)

Playable Type: DVD-Audio
Yes

Playable Type: DVD-Video
Yes

recorder section: recording time

Television Signal System
PAL 625/50, PAL 525/60, NTSC

video

Video System
PAL colour signal, 625 lines, 50 fields / NTSC colour signal 525 lines, 60 fields

receiver section: rms power output

RMS Power: Total Power
1000W

RMS Power: Front
170W x 2 (1kHz, 6ohms, 10 percent THD)

RMS Power: Center
260 W (1kHz, 4ohms, 10percentTHD)

RMS Power: Surround
70 W x 2 (1kHz, 4ohms, 10percentTHD)

RMS Power: Subwoofer
260 W (100Hz, 4ohms, 10percent THD)

Dolby Digital Decoder
Yes

DTS Decoder
Yes

Dolby Surround Pro Logic II
Yes

Multi-channel Sound Field Functions
Yes

S.F.C (Presets EQ)
Yes (7 Preset)

Digital Input
-

Audio Input
Yes

Weight (kg)
2.7

Dimensions (W x H x D) (mm)
430 x 60 x 348.3

speaker system

Front Speaker: Configuration
2-way, 3-speaker, Bass-reflex

Front Speaker: Weight (kg)
4.35

Front Speaker: Dimensions (W x H x D) (mm)
260 x 1234 x 270

Center Speaker: Configuration
2-way, 3-speaker, Bass-reflex

Center Speaker: Weight (kg)
1.36

Center Speaker: Dimensions (W x H x D) (mm)
320 x 88 x 96

Subwoofer Speaker: Configuration
1-way, 2-speaker, Bass-reflex

Subwoofer Speaker: Weight (kg)
13.7

Subwoofer Speaker: Dimensions (W x H x D) (mm)
202 x 410 x 500

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You could run some PVC trunking around the floor or on the skirting. Different size available.

http://cableorganizer.com/wiremold/low-voltage-raceways.htm



[Edited on 04-11-2005 by _Allan_]
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nothing wrong with the infra red stuff. I run a rear speaker setup with wireless.

you might be able to get away with taking the skirting boards off but depends if they have been put on after the walls were painted or not.

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I vote wireless stuff, and its panasonic so its cock on
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Allan - thanks for the suggestion, will keep that in mind.

TNM - what's the quality like? What particular player do you have? Any problems with it?
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa-boy19
I vote wireless stuff, and its panasonic so its cock on


found it for £312
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£296
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You know it makes sense my boy
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the wireless stuff is a 32" wide screen Phillips TV with built in DVD player.

It was about 1600 quid
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ah ok.

trying to find some reviews on it but can't find any


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