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Topic	Anyone have a retro gaming area setup?
MagnusX 07/20/19 9:20:49 AM #21:	BlazinBlue88 posted... Big_Gold posted... I have a NES and a Genesis. Not currently hooked up to anything. Sounds like you don't have a retro gaming setup buddy. MagnusX posted... Had a friend build a 14'lx7'h series of shelves in my home theatre room. Made from pine, sanded and stained multiple times with an aniline dye myself. Left side for vinyl, turntable + guitar/bass picks from shows I've seen, and the sub, center area for wall mounted 55" plasma, and three grouped sets of shelves, right side for all other physical media. 7.1 surround. Xbox One and PS3 via HDMI, Wii and Xbox via component, and a composite-HDMI converter coupled with a 4 input composite switcher to have the SNES, N64, GCN, Genesis, Saturn, Dreamcast, and PS2 connected. It's not CRT pure but whatever. We have three NES and one is on the shelf but it's not connected. There's a shelf running along the top, which is where I store specialty movie/game releases, unique music festival merch, and drumsticks/setlists from shows I've seen. Next to the shelving unit is my drums ekit/amp/USB audio interface. Across is our 14'l couch. I fucking love that room. You have any pics my friend? Sounds incredible despite not having a CRT display. Sure! It's never finished, as I want to paint behind the tv a dark colour, sand/stain/install a wall mount shelf for a new Polk center speaker we have, buy new fusebox doors/stain them, paint the whole room, etc etc etc. The right side is pretty much full but I'm generally done buying that kind of physical media. I'm gonna have to move the turntable down next to the receiver since I've well overshot the space for vinyl. Behind the Thundercat/Zombies stacks is a drawer for all the plugs, behind the U.S. Girls/Silversun Pickups stacks is a drawer for all the controllers. <cite>MagnusX posted [p:924937579] in Anyone hav... [t:77875741]...</cite> <quote><cite>BlazinBlue88 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Big_Gold posted...</cite> <quote>I have a NES and a Genesis. Not currently hooked up to anything.</quote> Sounds like you don't have a retro gaming setup buddy. <cite>MagnusX posted...</cite> <quote>Had a friend build a 14'lx7'h series of shelves in my home theatre room. Made from pine, sanded and stained multiple times with an aniline dye myself. Left side for vinyl, turntable + guitar/bass picks from shows I've seen, and the sub, center area for wall mounted 55" plasma, and three grouped sets of shelves, right side for all other physical media. 7.1 surround. Xbox One and PS3 via HDMI, Wii and Xbox via component, and a composite-HDMI converter coupled with a 4 input composite switcher to have the SNES, N64, GCN, Genesis, Saturn, Dreamcast, and PS2 connected. It's not CRT pure but whatever. We have three NES and one is on the shelf but it's not connected. There's a shelf running along the top, which is where I store specialty movie/game releases, unique music festival merch, and drumsticks/setlists from shows I've seen. Next to the shelving unit is my drums ekit/amp/USB audio interface. Across is our 14'l couch. I fucking love that room.</quote> You have any pics my friend? Sounds incredible despite not having a CRT display.</quote> Sure! It's never finished, as I want to paint behind the tv a dark colour, sand/stain/install a wall mount shelf for a new Polk center speaker we have, buy new fusebox doors/stain them, paint the whole room, etc etc etc. The right side is pretty much full but I'm generally done buying that kind of physical media. I'm gonna have to move the turntable down next to the receiver since I've well overshot the space for vinyl. Behind the Thundercat/Zombies stacks is a drawer for all the plugs, behind the U.S. Girls/Silversun Pickups stacks is a drawer for all the controllers.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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