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The last bastion for Plasma TV aficionados

2019.03.11 18:01 djronnieg The last bastion for Plasma TV aficionados

It was a bit of a surprise to see that there appeared to be no dedicated Plasma TV community on Reddit. Although I do plan to comb the archives within other Home Theater oriented subreddits, this subreddit exists to unify some key info and to share some useful tips.
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2024.06.07 06:52 redditduk [MEGALIST] SG Gigs, Concerts, Raves - Hari Raya Haji (6 - 20 Jun 2024)

7 Jun Update v3: Added hongjoin on sun & one rave on sat. Ok i uploaded 7 days worth of events. Next mon/tue i'll upload the rest.

07 Jun, Fri - World Ocean Day

 
 

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10 Jun, Mon - Dragon Boat Dumpling Festival

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2024.06.07 04:15 Snazz55 Bedroom recommendation

Hello, I'm looking for a bedroom projector. Located in NJ USA. Budget is flexible if that makes a difference but figuring $250-400. It would be mounted on my bedside table, headboard, or the wall behind, not sure yet. The depth of the projector is 12-13 feet (distance to opposite wall). Screen size would be 8-11x 5-6 feet, projected into the opposite blank wall which is about 9 feet tall with a short bookshelf underneath. Use would be primarily movies, some gaming. 4k probably isn't necessary unless you recommend it. It'd be nice if it ran Netflix or android for our use case most likely.
I'm okay with used as well and saw some of these options nearby, if they sound any good. I'm just looking online in northern NJ at $100-400 projectors.
Apologies if I've missed anything. Thank you!
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2024.06.04 14:59 julianferry First PC build

This is my first pc build ever, what do you think? (Waiting for my keyboard to arrive)
PC Specs:
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2024.06.03 07:30 MrJangles82 Upgrading Dedicated Home Theater

Hello Everyone!
Firstly, thank you to all the contributors and those that take the time to share their knowledge, experiences and provide thoughtful explanations. Based on all the posts and content I’ve read, watched and perused across the internet, home theater forums and groups as well as sub-reddits, I was able to narrow my focus and identify contenders for the components I’m looking to upgrade in my existing dedicated theater space.
Secondly, apologies in advance for the long post. I attempted to provide as much detail as possible to garner accurate responses/recommendations room size, usage type(s), budget, etc. all play a factor.
Thirdly, really open to suggestions. For the equipment, not particularly brand loyal. Been very happy with Marantz and Paradigm through personal experiences. Pleasantly surprised by the lower-end Polk speakers in the theater room.
Lastly, I very much appreciate good sound and am of the school of thought that audio is just as important, if not more important, than video. That being said, I am no self-proclaimed audiophile. This is why I am budgeting for a $5-6k Atmos 5.1.2 or 5.2.2 system, as I feel anything beyond that price point will be less and less discernible to me and more “clout” rather than actual wow effect by the sound itself.
Bought a home 2 years ago that already had a custom built, dedicated movie theater. Beautifully designed but consisted of old 1080p system and components.
Current Equipment
Projector: Epson Powerlite Home Cinema 8350
Screen: 100” Elite Screen (no clue what exact model)
Receiver: Onkyo TX-SR508
Speakers:
I had been wanting to upgrade the home theater components but simply did not NEED to. However, after two years here, the Onkyo receiver’s hdmi output decided to call it quits. This is what ignited my excuse to upgrade and here we are!
Room Specs
20’ x 18’ (wall to wall x back wall to screen)
9’ ceiling height (edging that has speaker and ceiling lights)
10’ ceiling height in center
Projector approximately 14’1’ from screen
Cabinet Specs around Screen
Front Tower Cabinets: 42” H x 14.75” W x 15.75” D
Subwoofer Cabinets: 15” H x 14.75” W x 15.75” D
Center Channel Cabinet: 29” W x 9.75” H x 15 7/8” D
Now, onto the upgrades!
Projector -> Epson LS12000 ($4,999)
Receiver -> Arcam AVR11 (normally $3,050 on sale for $1,980)
Speakers:
To explain how I came to these choices…
Projector
For the price, seems like the logical choice given the specs, reviews and ratings. And really didn’t even want to spend $5k on projector but 5050ub was next best thing but 4 year old tech and LS12000 seems worth the extra $$$.
Receiver
Max budget for receiver is $2,500 and was deciding between:
Marantz Cinema 50
Denon AVR-X4800H
Anthem MRX740
Spent the better part of 2.5 hours at a local Best Buy with a Magnolia consultant who really seemed to know his stuff.
He said all 3 great receivers, did not have Anthem to demo but that he’d demo the Arcam AVR11 and that, in his opinion, it was leagues ahead of everything else in that price range.
He did an in-depth demo comparison using Kef Q950 speakers as the basis, set each receiver to same volume/decibel level and switched between the Marantz, Denon and Arcam.
I could BARELY tell a difference between the Marantz and Denon receivers. Marantz maybe more natural and fluid while Denon a little more “punchy(?).” But honestly barely any discernible difference. If didn’t hear one right after another, would never know there was a difference and would be equally happy with either.
But holy firetruck as soon as he switched to the Arcam, there was an insanely noticeable difference. I knew right then and there that breaking my $2,500 budget was worth it, to only find out on sale at crutchfield and audio advice for $1,980! At that price, absolute no brainer.
SPEAKERS
My basis for budget was a price point of $1,200 per front tower as an approximate max budget. The other criteria was that the front tower speakers would need to fit in the cabinets in wall! So, that further reduced the options.
Based on a ton of research, mainly in dedicated HT forums, FB groups and sub-reddits, I narrowed down the field to:
At that particular Best Buy, of the ones I was interested in, they only had the Kef and Martin Logans. I personally preferred the Kef’s…sounded fuller to me. I also sampled Definitive Technology and they sounded great but the ones I liked and that were comparable were too big for cabinets. And per the consultants advice, he said the Def Techs needed to really be out in open and not in cabinets to maximize them.
He also mentioned the SVS’s are great and would be comparable to Kef’s, maybe just a bit more “umpf,” punchy…
I have had Paradigm towers for years (Monitor 11’s) for an LG OLED TV setup and I love them. So, I’m sure id be very happy with the premier 700F’s.
He then started mentioning JBL but that they were more than the ones I was looking at.
Then we started looking online for pricing and discovered they were drastically reduced on Crutchfield. And given that they were reduced from $2,090 to $950/each and now less expensive than both Kef and SVS, it was absolute no brainer and that the JBL HDI line would blow both of them out of the stratosphere. He mentioned another local Best Buy has JBL Synthesis setup with Atmos and all the bells and whistles and he was thoroughly impressed with the soundstage. He also went to a JBL event at Audio Advice and was very impressed. At that price point he’d be between B&W and JBL but likely go with JBL because of the synergy with Arcam. I think something to do with both being owned by same company? Don’t quote me on that.
That was a lot and apologies for the long read. I just wanted to make sure to provide all relevant information in case might be helpful to others and anyone that might be able/willing to answer my questions!
QUESTIONS:
Thanks in advance everyone! and hopefully this is helpful to others that might be in similar situations and/or looking at similar equipment and speakers. Cheers!
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2024.05.31 23:55 YellowLab64 Upgrading from ryzen 3600 and 2070. Wondering if this is a good build

Looking to play 1440p - many different kinds of games but mainly AAA. Looking to buy the PC in 2.5 weeks at microcenter (can utilize a bundle). Looking to stay under $2,000 all in including monitor. It's dumb, but I want it to look aesthetically nice this time (2nd time building). Case, fans are non-negotiable, would like a cool AIO but the NZXT has risen in price, so open to other options for that as well that are AIO. Looking for any suggestions on anything besides case and fans (so even the keyboard, monitor, stand, etc) , and also about using reverse fans (I have one in there but don't know how many I need and the best orientation for them). I am keeping my 1TB storage SSD and mouse from old pc FYI. Thanks in advance!
PCPartPicker Part List
Type Item Price
CPU Cooler NZXT Kraken 240 78.02 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler $139.99 @ Amazon
Video Card Gigabyte WINDFORCE OC GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER 12 GB Video Card $599.99 @ B&H
Power Supply SeaSonic FOCUS SPX (2021) 750 W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully Modular SFX Power Supply $104.99 @ Newegg
Case Fan Lian Li UNI FAN SL V2 64.5 CFM 120 mm Fan $26.99 @ Amazon
Case Fan Lian Li UNI FAN SL V2 64.5 CFM 120 mm Fan $26.99 @ Amazon
Case Fan Lian Li UNI FAN SL V2 64.5 CFM 120 mm Fans 3-Pack $76.98 @ Amazon
Case Fan Lian Li UNI FAN SL V2 64.5 CFM 120 mm Fans 3-Pack $76.98 @ Amazon
Case Fan Lian Li UNI FAN SL V2 120 Reverse 65.4 CFM 120 mm Fan $25.99 @ Newegg
Monitor LG 27GP850-B 27.0" 2560 x 1440 165 Hz Monitor $296.99 @ Amazon
Keyboard Redragon K552 Wired Gaming Keyboard $39.99 @ Amazon
Custom Asiahorse Customization Mod Sleeve Extension Power Supply Cable Kit 18AWG ATX/EPS/8-pin PCI-E/6-pin PCI-E (black) $26.99 @ Amazon
Custom Single Monitor Mount - Articulating Gas Spring Monitor Arm, Adjustable VESA Mount Desk Stand with Clamp and Grommet Base - Fits 17 to 27 Inch LCD Computer Monitors 4.4 to 14.3lbs $39.99 @ Amazon
Custom Lian Li O11D Mini Tempered Glass ATX Mini Tower Computer Case - Black $100.00
Custom AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX v2, G.Skill Flare X5 Series 32GB DDR5-6000 Kit $480.00
Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts
Total $2062.86
Generated by PCPartPicker 2024-05-31 17:56 EDT-0400
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2024.05.30 06:02 Stage-Piercing727 Best 100 Inch TVs

Best 100 Inch TVs
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If you're in the market for a gigantic television that will truly transform your home entertainment experience, look no further than our latest roundup of 100 Inch TVs. From the best in picture quality and sound to sleek designs and features that will impress even the most tech-savvy viewers, this guide has got you covered.

The Top 16 Best 100 Inch TVs

  1. Samsung Neo QLED 8K Smart TV - 85 Inch, 4K Ultra HD, AI Upscaling, and Dolby Atmos Sound - Samsung Neo QLED 8K 85 inch Smarts TV boasts unparalleled picture detail, 8K resolution with AI upscaling, and immersive sound for a cinematic experience at home.
  2. LG C1 77" OLED 4K Smart TV: Advanced Picture Quality, Innovative Features, 8K-Like Viewing Experience - Experience stunning picture quality and immersive surround sound with the LG C1 77" OLED 4K Smart TV, featuring AI processing, 8K OLED screen, and a sleek, wall-mount design.
  3. LG 77" 4K OLED Smart TV - Elevated Gaming & Immersive Entertainment - Discover cinematic magic with the LG 77" 4K Smart OLED TV, offering advanced picture and sound quality, Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos, self-lighting OLED, and NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility in a sleek and minimal design.
  4. Premium 77-inch LG C2 Series 4K Smart OLED Evo TV with AI and 120Hz Native Refresh Rate - Experience cinematic wonder on an epic-sized LG OLED 77-inch 4K Smart OLED Evo TV, with AI Picture and Dolby Atmos providing an unrivaled immersive viewing experience, making it the perfect centerpiece for your home theatre.
  5. Samsung 77" Class OLED 4K Smart TV: Unmatched Contrast and Picture Quality - Experience breathtaking detail and brightness with Samsung's OLED 77" 4K Smart TV, boasting mesmerizing picture quality, Quantum Dots technology, and an intuitive Smart TV Hub powered by AI technology.
  6. Premium 77-inch 4K Smart OLED TV with Ai ThinQ - Refurbished - Experience unrivaled picture quality with the LG OLED77C1PUB, featuring advanced gaming tech, self-lit pixels, and a sleek design, all in a 77-inch 4K Smart OLED TV.
  7. Durable 4K Ultra HD Ready Cinema Format Projector Screen - Enjoy crystal-clear 4K Ultra HD movies with the Silver Ticket 100" Grey Material Fixed Frame Projector Screen, featuring a sturdy aluminum frame and a durable velvet material for perfect image alignment and enhanced visibility.
  8. Samsung Q60A 85" QLED 4K Smart TV with Dual LED Backlighting - Experience unmatched color and clarity with the Samsung Q60A 85" QLED 4K Smart TV, featuring a sleek design, rechargeable SolarCell Remote, and advanced Quantum Dot Technology for true-to-life color representation.
  9. Ultra-Sharp 100" QLED 4K UHD TV for Action-Packed Gaming and Movie Buffs - Experience stunning 4K UHD visuals and next-gen gaming features with Samsung's 85" Q70A QLED Smart TV, featuring 120Hz Smooth Motion, ultra-smart Quantum Processor 4K, warm and cool Dual LED backlight, and vibrant 100% Color Volume.
  10. TCL 98 Inch Class S5 4K LED HDR Smart TV: Immersive 4K Ultra HD Experience with Premium Audio - Experience a stunning 98-inch S Class 4K Ultra HD TV with breathtaking 4X resolution, advanced motion technology, enhanced color gamut, and immersive sound, all in one sleek package.
  11. Outdoor Movie Screen for 4K HD 100-inch Projector Screen - Create unforgettable outdoor movie experiences with the VEVOR 100" Fixed Frame Projector Screen, perfect for HD 4K Home Theatre, 3D viewing, and featuring an advanced PVC screen and aluminum alloy frame.
  12. Vividstorm S Pro Motorized Tension Floor Rising 100" ALR Projector Screen - Introducing the Vividstorm S Pro Motorized Tension Floor Rising UST ALR Projector Screen, the ultimate 100-inch 4K HD movie experience with motorized tension, ambient light rejection, and convenient installation!
  13. LG 77" A2 4K Smart OLED TV for Ultimate Home Viewing Experience - Experience stunning picture quality and easy streaming with LG's 77" A2 4K HDR Smart OLED TV, featuring built-in access to top streaming services, an advanced AI processor for personalized recommendations, and a sleek, lightweight Magic Remote.
  14. 82-inch QLED Smart TV with Q Contrast and Q HDR - Experience breathtaking picture quality, powerful audio, and an intuitive interface with Samsung's 82-inch 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV, designed for seamless connectivity and cutting-edge entertainment.
  15. Infinity One Design 77" OLED 4K Smart TV with Self-Illuminating Pixels and Quantum Dot Color Enhancement - Transform your home entertainment with the Samsung S95C OLED 4K Smart TV, offering unrivaled picture quality, stunning audio, and a sleek, modern design for an unbeatable viewing experience.
  16. Samsung Q90T 85" QLED 4K TV with Immersive Features and Stunning 4K UHD Display - Experience stunning 4K viewing, immersive audio, and seamless smart home integration with the Samsung Q90T 85" QLED TV, featuring Direct Full Array 16X and Quantum HDR technology for unparalleled vividness.
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Reviews

🔗Samsung Neo QLED 8K Smart TV - 85 Inch, 4K Ultra HD, AI Upscaling, and Dolby Atmos Sound

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Have you ever experienced a life-size adventure right from the comfort of your own home? Well, Samsung Neo QLED 8K Smart TV has made that possible. With its stunning 8K picture detail and world-class 3.2.1ch soundbar, you can immerse yourself in your favorite movies, shows, and games like never before.
As a tech enthusiast, I've been using Samsung's latest Neo QLED 8K Smart TV for the past few weeks, and let me tell you, it has been a game-changer. The picture is so life-like and vivid that it feels like you're in the scene rather than just watching from the sidelines. This state-of-the-art television elevates every detail to stunning 8K resolution, which I've found makes a massive difference.
The audio experience is equally impressive, thanks to technology like Dolby Atmos, Object Tracking Sound+, and Q-Symphony 3.0. The sound feels immersive, whether you're listening to music, watching a thrilling action movie, or binge-watching your favorite TV series. The built-in Anti-Reflection technology paired with the Ultra Viewing Angle ensures that the view is superb from any seat in the room, with a consistent and detailed 8K picture at any angle in any light.
Now, let's talk about the thin, sleek design of this TV. The Infinity One Design is not only eye-catching but also practical, thanks to its attachable Slim One Connect solution that tucks all your cords and cables out of sight. It's almost like having a home theater at your fingertips.
But, as with any product, it's not all sunshine and roses. While the Samsung Neo QLED 8K Smart TV offers an incredible viewing experience, I did encounter some minor frustrations. For instance, the menu interface was somewhat sluggish at first, but fortunately, Samsung has since improved it with a recent update. Additionally, I've noticed that the built-in Wi-Fi connection sometimes struggles with maintaining a stable speed, which can be inconvenient during heavy streaming sessions.
In conclusion, the Samsung Neo QLED 8K Smart TV delivers an unparalleled viewing experience with its stunning 8K picture and immersive audio, all wrapped up in an attractive and practical design. Although there are a few minor drawbacks, they do not detract significantly from the overall experience.

🔗LG C1 77" OLED 4K Smart TV: Advanced Picture Quality, Innovative Features, 8K-Like Viewing Experience

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The LG C1 OLED Smart TV is a marvel in my living room, and I must say, it's quite a sight to behold. With its sleek, almost frameless design, it blends in seamlessly with the rest of my decor. I've been using it for a few weeks now and can confidently say it's one of the best televisions I've ever had the pleasure of owning.
The TV's self-lit pixels give off their own light, resulting in perfect black levels, vibrant colors, and stunning picture quality. The α9 Gen 5 AI Processor 4K ensures lifelike images and smooth motion, making games and movies more immersive than ever. I've been streaming my favorite shows and games on this beauty and have been thoroughly impressed by the clarity and sharpness.
However, one aspect I've had a bit of trouble with is the software. The interface can be a bit wonky at times and has caused me some frustration. Sometimes, I've had issues with connecting my speakers and found it annoying when I couldn't customize all of the picture profiles I wanted. Additionally, the change from the old AI TV to the newer LG ThinQ AI has been a bit of an adjustment, and I wish it were easier to switch back when needed.
The TV's build quality, on the other hand, is impressive. It's solid and sturdy, making me feel confident that it will last for a long time. The OLED Surround Speaker System produces immersive sound, and the LG Sound Sync feature adds an extra layer of depth to the audio.
In conclusion, the LG C1 OLED TV is a fantastic addition to any home theater setup. Its advanced self-lighting display, AI processor, and sleek design make it stand out from the competition. While the software can be frustrating at times, the overall viewing experience with this TV is unparalleled.

🔗LG 77" 4K OLED Smart TV - Elevated Gaming & Immersive Entertainment

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The LG OLED77CXP 4K Smart OLED TV offers a breathtaking viewing experience. The 77-inch self-lighting OLED display provides rich, deep colors and stunning contrast, thanks to the α9 Gen 3 AI Processor 4K. With LG ThinQ AI, Google Assistant, and Alexa integration, this TV becomes the ultimate smarthome device, allowing easy access to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu. The webOS platform provides a user-friendly interface, and Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos deliver cinematic sight and sound.
In my daily life, I used this TV to watch movies and play games. The improved response times and HDR gaming make this TV perfect for sports enthusiasts and gamers. However, I experienced frustrations with the TV's WiFi adapter, which often dropped the connection.
The LG OLED77CXP is elegant in design, making it an attractive addition to any living space. The 4K display and smart features enhance every aspect of entertainment, providing immersive viewing experiences. If you're considering investing in a high-quality TV, this one is certainly worth considering.

🔗Premium 77-inch LG C2 Series 4K Smart OLED Evo TV with AI and 120Hz Native Refresh Rate

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I recently got my hands on the LG 77-inch C2 OLED TV, and let me tell you - it's a massive, cinematic experience like no other. With its over 8 million pixels, it creates an ultra-vivid picture that's absolutely breathtaking. Add to that the multi-dimensional surround sound from Dolby Atmos, and you've got a full sensory experience that's unrivaled.
One of my favorite features is the AI Picture Pro and AI 4K Upscaling. They work together seamlessly to provide the best picture quality, even for non-4K content. And with a native refresh rate of 120Hz, everything on the screen looks incredibly smooth and lifelike.
However, there are a couple of drawbacks. The remote feels a bit cheap and could use an upgrade. Additionally, the stand may not be as sturdy as some would like, but it does a decent job of holding up this giant TV.
Overall, the LG C2 OLED TV is an impressive piece of technology that truly delivers on its promise of a cinematic experience right in your own home. If you're looking for a top-notch TV, this is definitely worth considering, despite its minor flaws.

🔗Samsung 77" Class OLED 4K Smart TV: Unmatched Contrast and Picture Quality

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Imagine coming home after a long day and being transported to a world of immersive colors, contrast, and sound just by sitting down on your couch. That's the experience Samsung's 77" Class OLED S90C 4K Smart TV offers you. The first time you turn this beauty on, be prepared to be captivated. You might not want to leave it ever!
As I settled in for my first viewing, I was amazed by the sheer vibrancy and brightness of the picture. The contrast was so rich, it felt like I was walking right into the scenes. The darkest nights turned as black as my cat's fur, while the brightest days shimmered with an almost otherworldly glow. The color palette was nothing short of mesmerizing, painting every frame with hues that seemed to stretch from pale pastels to deep, vibrant tones.
But the experience didn't just stop at the screen. The audio was equally impressive, pulling me into the action as if I was really there. Whether it was the roar of a lion in 'The Lion King' or the gentle patter of rain in 'The Sound of Music', the Dolby Atmos sound system ensured every detail was crisp and clear.
One of the standout features for me was the 144 Hz Native Refresh Rate, which made every motion on the screen look fluid and natural. Fast-paced action scenes in games or sports events felt incredibly smooth, keeping my eyes glued to the screen.
However, despite these impressive positives, there were a few niggles. For one, setting it up took a bit longer than expected. Also, the remote seemed a bit low on features compared to other smart TVs I've used. But hey, you can't have everything, right?
Overall, Samsung's OLED S90C has become my go-to for every viewing experience. It's like having my very own personal cinema. The few hiccups are negligible compared to the overall joy this television brings into my life. Sure, it may cost a bomb, but trust me, it's worth every penny. If you're looking for a TV that truly immerses you in the viewing experience, look no further!
Disclaimer: I received no compensation for this review and the opinion is mine alone.

🔗Premium 77-inch 4K Smart OLED TV with Ai ThinQ - Refurbished

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Imagine diving headfirst into a pool of vivid colors, deep blacks, and jaw-dropping picture quality. That's precisely what you get with this stunning LG OLED TV. As someone who loves to unwind in front of an excellent screen, I must say, this LG 77-incher has taken my world by storm. With its incredible gaming capabilities, including NVIDIA G-SYNC, you'll be crushing the competition in no time. The self-lit pixels are the stars of the show here, giving you a cinematic experience you never knew possible, right in your living room.
But, as much as I love this TV, there are a couple of caveats. Setting it up might be a bit of a challenge, and it could have been even better with slightly higher-quality sound. The remote's build quality is also not up to par with the rest of the television. However, the pros far outweigh the cons, and this LG OLED certainly knows how to deliver an unforgettable viewing adventure.

🔗Durable 4K Ultra HD Ready Cinema Format Projector Screen

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I recently purchased the Silver Ticket 4K Ultra HD Ready Cinema Format Projector Screen and have been thoroughly impressed with its performance. The aluminum frame not only looks elegant but also functions as a barrier against corrosion. The velvet material covering the screen effortlessly absorbs the projection light, providing an enhanced viewing experience with improved clarity.
Setting up this screen was a breeze compared to other brand options. The innovative Tension Rod System not only saves time but also eliminates any wrinkles on the screen's surface. The hidden rod system ensures that the viewing area remains devoid of shadows with a seamless and crisp look.
One crucial aspect I appreciate about this screen is the ease of installation. The sturdy aluminum frame makes it simple to mount on the wall, similar to hanging a large picture frame. The WRAPPED, not flocked, black velvet fabric effectively absorbs over-projected light, eliminating the need for precise alignment—a feature I greatly appreciate, especially for a home theater setup.
In conclusion, the Silver Ticket Projector Screen offers exceptional value for money and impressive performance, making it an excellent choice for anyone seeking an affordable yet high-quality 100-inch TV alternative. Its sleek design, easy setup, and stellar visual experience make it a worthwhile investment for any home theater enthusiast.

🔗Samsung Q60A 85" QLED 4K Smart TV with Dual LED Backlighting

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As I sat down to enjoy my favorite show on the Samsung Q60A, I couldn't help but appreciate the stunning visuals that filled the screen. The vibrant colors and deep contrasts made the images come to life in a way that I had never experienced before. But it wasn't just the picture quality that impressed me; the Q60A also had a sleek, modern design that looked great in my living space.
Using the TV was a breeze too. Samsung's Tizen operating system made it easy to navigate between different apps and streaming services, and the smart features provided a wealth of content options. Plus, the Ambient Mode was a nice touch, letting the TV blend in with the surroundings or display my favorite photos when not in use.
Of course, no product is perfect, and the Q60A did have a couple of drawbacks. The viewing angles were fairly limited, which could be frustrating for those who wanted to watch from different positions. And while the visuals were impressive, the sound quality didn't quite match the level of immersion. But overall, I would confidently recommend the Samsung Q60A to anyone looking for a smart, stunningly visual smart TV that's perfect for a home theater setup.

🔗Ultra-Sharp 100" QLED 4K UHD TV for Action-Packed Gaming and Movie Buffs

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I recently had the pleasure of using the Samsung 85" Q70A QLED 4K UHD Smart TV as my main entertainment hub, and I must say, it was an impressive experience! Right off the bat, the 120Hz technology and 4K resolution instantly caught my eye, and I knew I was in for a treat. The screen's lifelike colors and razor-sharp clarity had me excited to dive into a variety of content, from action-packed movies to sports events.
However, there were a few aspects I found to be slightly disappointing. At times, the TV's sound quality felt a bit on the low side, making me yearn for the convenience of external speakers. Additionally, the remote's build quality didn't leave the most premium of impressions, which left me hoping for an upgrade in the future.
Despite these minor drawbacks, the Samsung Q70A QLED TV more than made up for it with its superb image quality and smooth motion. Its screen's adaptability and responsiveness were truly stunning, allowing me to effortlessly switch from one show to another without any noticeable delays or lag.
Overall, the Samsung 85" Q70A QLED 4K UHD Smart TV was a fantastic addition to my living space, and it served as a constant reminder of the wonders of modern technology. With its stunning visuals and powerful performance, this TV definitely left its mark on my daily life.

🔗TCL 98 Inch Class S5 4K LED HDR Smart TV: Immersive 4K Ultra HD Experience with Premium Audio

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Get ready for the ultimate viewing experience with TCL's 98-inch 4K Ultra HD TV. This behemoth lets you immerse in razor-sharp details that are four times clearer than standard Full HD TVs, thanks to its impressive 4K Ultra HD resolution. The 120Hz panel refresh rate ensures a smooth and blur-free display while motion rate 480 with MEMC Frame Insertion provides exceptional motion clarity, perfect for fast-action movies, sports, and games.
The wide color gamut delivers an incredibly lifelike picture, while the high brightness Direct LED backlight amps up the viewing experience for all your favorite movies and shows. HDR ULTRA support brings enhanced contrast and accurate colors, transforming your viewing experience. The TV's AIPQ Engine with Deep Learning AI optimizes color, contrast, and clarity, making every scene come alive.
For gamers, the Auto Game Mode and Game Accelerator 240 reduce lag and offer responsive gameplay, ensuring you're always ahead of the competition. DTS Virtual: X provides an immersive 3D sound experience, making you feel like you're right in the action, all from just your TV speakers. The FullView Metal Bezel-less Design seamlessly blends into your viewing space, creating a cinematic experience right in your living room.
While the 98-inch screen size may be challenging to move and find the right stand or mount, once set up, this TV is a game-changer. With support for popular streaming services, its Google TV smart platform, and voice-enabled remote control, you'll have everything you need in one place. Enjoy unforgettable movie nights, sports events, and gaming sessions with this stunning, feature-packed, and cost-effective giant of a TV.

🔗Outdoor Movie Screen for 4K HD 100-inch Projector Screen

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The VEVOR 100 16:9 Fixed Frame Projector Screen is a great addition to any home theater set-up. I recently used this projector screen for an outdoor movie night, and I was impressed with the quality and performance of the screen. The screen resolution of 16:9 and a diagonal size of 100 inches made the viewing experience even more enjoyable for all the guests.
One of the highlights of this projector screen is the PVC screen material, which provides high color reproduction and low reflectivity. This allowed for a better viewing experience even in bright outdoor conditions. The frame, made of aluminum alloy with a velvet finish, added a touch of elegance and style to our backyard movie night.
The screen is designed for wall mounting, with fixing buttons around the frame to secure it in place. The two hanging parts at the top frame make installation easy and hassle-free. The screen is also washable, which is a plus for those who want to keep their projector screen clean.
However, there were a few drawbacks to this projector screen. Firstly, the size of the screen might be overwhelming in smaller spaces, as it measures 91.8 x 53.7 inches. Additionally, the screen's weight might make it difficult for one person to mount it on the wall.
Despite these minor drawbacks, the VEVOR 100 16:9 Fixed Frame Projector Screen is a high-quality and affordable option for home theater enthusiasts. With its advanced features and sleek design, this projector screen is sure to impress your guests at your next movie night.

🔗Vividstorm S Pro Motorized Tension Floor Rising 100" ALR Projector Screen

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Imagine being able to bring the movie theater experience right into your living room for a fraction of the cost. That's exactly what the VIVIDSTORM-Projection Screen S Pro 100 inch Motor Rollable Laser TV offers. I recently had the pleasure of trying this out in my own home, and let me tell you, it was nothing short of amazing.
The first thing that stood out to me was the ambient light rejecting feature. In my case, I have a brightly lit living room, and I've always struggled to enjoy a good movie in that kind of environment. But with the VIVIDSTORM, the picture remained crisp and clear, no matter how much light was around. It was like having a mini-theater right at home!
Another feature I found impressive was the motorized rising system. Gone are the days of wrestling with a heavy projector screen. With a simple touch of a button, the VIVIDSTORM rises up to the perfect height for an optimal viewing experience. It's a feature that I never knew I needed, but once I tried it, I couldn't imagine going back to the old way.
But no product is perfect, and I did encounter a couple of minor issues. For one, the installation process could have been a bit more straightforward. I found myself reading the manual several times before I could get it set up just right. And while the screen itself was fantastic, the quality of the remote control left a little to be desired. It seemed a bit flimsy, and the buttons didn't always respond as quickly as I would have liked.
Despite these minor drawbacks, I can confidently say that the VIVIDSTORM-Projection Screen S Pro 100 inch Motor Rollable Laser TV is a worthy investment for any movie lover. It offers a level of convenience and picture quality that I never thought possible in a home projector. So, if you're looking to elevate your viewing experience, give this product a try - you won't be disappointed.

🔗LG 77" A2 4K Smart OLED TV for Ultimate Home Viewing Experience

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After trying out the LG 77-inch A2 4K HDR Smart OLED TV, I have to say I was impressed. The lifelike picture with its richer and more vivid colors is a game-changer.
Customization is a bonus, allowing each family member to have their own separate accounts and personalized recommendations. WebOS 22's user-friendly interface makes it a breeze to navigate, while the built-in access to streaming services and Disney+ is a real treat.
The remote was simple to use, but it would be nice if it could control a sound system as well. The OLED technology is the real star of the show, providing unrivaled picture quality. Overall, an excellent choice for a premium TV experience.

🔗82-inch QLED Smart TV with Q Contrast and Q HDR

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Experience the ultimate in home entertainment with the Samsung Q6F 82-inch 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV. Say goodbye to the hassle of setting up multiple devices and enjoy seamless connectivity with its four HDMI inputs. The sleek design and stunning picture quality make this TV a statement piece in any living room, while the Smart TV feature allows you to access streaming services and live TV with ease.
The built-in Bixby Voice feature also enhances the user experience by making it easier to find and watch your favorite content. Despite some drawbacks, such as occasional connection issues and suboptimal performance with certain streaming services, the Samsung Q6F 82-inch 4K Ultra HD LED Smart TV is a solid choice for those seeking big-screen entertainment and smart TV capabilities.

Buyer's Guide

Congratulations on your decision to invest in a 100-inch TV! This guide will walk you through the most important features to consider when purchasing a TV of this size. We'll also provide some general advice to help you make the best decision for your needs.

Screen Resolution

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4K and 8K are the two most common screen resolutions you'll find in 100-inch TVs. 4K has four times as many pixels as Full HD (1080p) and offers sharper, more detailed images. 8K offers even higher resolution and superior detail, but it may be overkill for a screen this size. Consider your viewing distance and the content you plan to watch when deciding on the right resolution for you.

Screen Type: LED or OLED

LED TVs use light-emitting diodes for backlighting, while OLED TVs use organic light-emitting diodes. OLED TVs typically offer better contrast, deeper black levels, and more vibrant colors. LED TVs, on the other hand, tend to be more affordable and have a wider range of screen sizes to choose from. If budget is a concern, LED TVs can be a viable option, but if you prioritize picture quality, consider an OLED model.

Smart Features

A smart TV allows you to access various streaming services, apps, and other features directly from the TV. Some of the most popular smart TV platforms include Android TV, Roku TV, and WebOS. Consider the compatibility of your existing devices and streaming subscriptions when selecting a smart TV platform.
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Sound Quality

Larger screens naturally have more sound-absorbing surface area, which can negatively impact sound quality. Look for TVs with built-in speakers that offer clear, powerful sound. Some models may include extra bass or Dolby Atmos support for a more immersive audio experience.

Dimensions and Installation

A 100-inch TV is a significant investment, both in terms of money and space. Ensure you have enough room for the screen and all necessary components such as a soundbar or console. Additionally, consider the weight of the TV and any additional support it may need for proper installation.

Budget and Additional Features

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Finally, consider your budget and if there are any additional features you would like, such as a smart remote, voice control, or built-in streaming services. Balance your needs with your budget to find the best 100-inch TV for you.
Remember that every home and viewing environment is unique. Take your time, research the options available, and consult with an expert if necessary. With these considerations in mind, you're sure to find the perfect 100-inch TV for your needs.

FAQ

Which 100 Inch TVs are the best?

The best 100-inch TVs typically have impressive picture quality, excellent sound systems, and cutting-edge smart features. In the article, we will discuss top models like Samsung, Sony, and LG, offering an in-depth review of their features and performance.
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Are 100-inch TVs worth the investment?

100-inch TVs are worth the investment for those seeking larger-than-life entertainment experiences. They offer enhanced picture and sound quality for enjoying movies, sports, and games in greater detail. Despite their high price, they provide a unique experience that is unmatched by smaller screens.

Can I install a 100-inch TV in my living room?

Installing a 100-inch TV in your living room will require proper planning. You should consider factors such as wall space, cable and power outlet placement, and furniture arrangements. Consulting with a professional installer or contractor can help you determine if a 100-inch TV is a viable option for your home.

How much do 100-inch TVs cost?

100-inch TVs are high-end products, and their price ranges from $20,000 to over $100,000, depending on the brand, features, and technology used. Expect to pay a premium for the most advanced and highest-quality 100-inch televisions.

What are the main benefits of having a 100-inch TV?

  • Enhanced picture quality for ultimate viewing experience.
  • Immersive entertainment experience, perfect for sports, movies, and games.
  • Smart features for controlling the TV from your smartphone or using voice commands.
  • State-of-the-art sound systems for an immersive audio experience.
  • A unique and exclusive feature that sets it apart from smaller screen TVs.

Are there any disadvantages to owning a 100-inch TV?

The main disadvantage of owning a 100-inch TV is the high cost. Additionally, their size may not be suitable for every living room, and installation can be challenging and expensive. The large size also consumes more energy, which could result in increased utility costs.

What is the size of a 100-inch TV compared to other TV sizes?

100 inches is significantly larger than the standard TV sizes. To give you an idea, a 60-inch TV is about 5 feet wide, while a 100-inch TV is nearly 8.5 feet wide. This size offers a more immersive entertainment experience, but it also comes with challenges such as installing and accommodating the TV within the living space.

How much space is required to install a 100-inch TV?

Installing a 100-inch TV requires a considerable amount of space. Most living rooms have walls that cannot accommodate a screen of this size, and special mounting systems or custom-built structures may be necessary. Before installing, make sure to measure the space and consider furniture arrangements to ensure the TV fits properly.
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2024.05.30 05:18 its_whirlpool4 Events for Fri 5/31 - Sun 6/1

** ALL WEEKEND (FRI 5/31 - SUN 6/2) *\*
Pride Tea Party Snapdragon Tea, 115 Harvard Dr. SE We're celebrating the wonderful diversity in the LGBTQIA+ community! We welcome kids of all ages, and provide children’s menus upon request. Special gluten free/vegan/vegetarian menus available upon request. Reservations required
6:30 PM Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Flix Brewhouse, 3236 La Orilla Rd. NW The rebellion begins. With their warning about Lord Voldemort's return scoffed at, Harry and Dumbledore are targeted by the Wizard authorities as an authoritarian bureaucrat slowly seizes power at Hogwarts. Experience the fifth Harry Potter movie on the big screen - along with some Butterbeer! (tickets)
** BOTH SAT 6/1 AND SUN 6/2 *\*
Sat 10 AM - 8 PM, Sun 10 AM - 6 PM Wild West Frontier Festival Wildlife West Nature Park, 87 E. Frontage Rd., Edgewood Ready to step back to the 1880's where the frontier was free, towns had merchant shops, boutiques, saloons, gambling, gold miners, gunfighters, a Sheriff and a jail. If that sounds amazing and fun, then come down and visit Jamestown. Come and see the exciting shows, campfire songs, leather crafters, gold panning, horse rides and petting zoo, all Wild West gunfights, saloons, food markets, chili competition, bbq cooking, Country Barn Dance, old fashioned chuck wagon dining. Western wear is encouraged but not required, clothing shops, local entertainment, local breweries, kids games and some for adults too (tickets)
12:30 - 3:30 PM SOLARIS - Andrei Tarkovsky's 1972 sci-fi masterpiece as part of our Arthouse Classics Series! The Guild Cinema, 3405 Central Ave NE Check out the trailer. Dir. Andrei Tarkovsky - 1972 - 166m - Russia - In Russian with English subtitles. Ground control has been receiving mysterious transmissions from the three remaining residents of the Solaris space station. When cosmonaut and psychologist Kris Kelvin is dispatched to investigate, he experiences the same strange phenomena that afflict the Solaris crew, sending him on a voyage into the darkest recesses of his consciousness. With Solaris, the legendary Russian filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky created a brilliantly original science-fiction epic that challenges our conceptions about love, truth, and humanity itself (tickets)
3 - 6 PM New Mexico Take Over Alley Kats Tap Company, 222 Truman St. NE Level up as a dancer and connect to our expanding New Mexico dance community! The New Mexico Takeover Weekender is your passport to an immersive dance experience, featuring the best of salsa (Cuban, On1, On2), Bachata, and Zouk. Learn from New Mexico’s Finest: Get exposure to the top local instructors who are ready to share their passion and expertise. Expand Your Dance Horizons: Whether you're a beginner or an advanced dancer, enhance your skills across various Latin dance styles. Connect and Collaborate: Join a growing community, uniting dance enthusiasts and dance schools from all corners of New Mexico. Immerse Yourself: Enjoy an immersive learning environment that enriches your mind/body connection and opens up new avenues to dance. Experience a Movement: Beyond just technique, this weekend is about growing together, embracing diverse dance forms, and creating a united dance community in New Mexico. Get your pass now and be part of this unforgettable weekend of dance, learning, and community
** Fri 5/31 *\*
Fri 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM Painting and Pastries with a Purpose Flying Roadrunner Bakery, 303 Romero St. NW Join Create U 505 and NM House Rabbit Society for a relaxed acrylic painting class! Proceeds benefit NMHRS and all the foster buns in their care. Ticket includes 9"x12" canvas, all supplies, instruction and one freshly baked pastry. The theme of the painting is "Bunnies & Berries"
Fri 6 PM 90’s Game Night Canteen Brewhouse, 2381 Aztec Rd. NE Come play some of your favorite 90’s board games! We will have nostalgic 90’s board games available to play all night long. Come kick off our 30th anniversary weekend with fun games the whole family will love! *This is a family friendly event. All minors must be accompanied by an adult
Fri 7 PM RIG Coffee & Garage - Season 3 Premiere Rust is Gold Coffee, 3732 Eubank Blvd. NE Premiere of Season 3 of the Coffee & Racing webseries on YouTube, highlighting our adventures at Biltwell 100. Join us for a live screening and music performance by featured artist Benny Bassett Music. Drink specials, giveaways, and a quick Q&A
Fri 8 PM Movie In The Park - Inside Out ABQ Food Park, 6951 San Antonio Dr. NE Free Entry! Reserve tickets now! *Movie will start at sunset. Please be patient as show time may vary* Join us for a magical movie night under the stars. We'll be screening Inside Out, the perfect lead-in to the upcoming release of Inside Out 2 in theaters. Bring your blankets, chairs, and appetite for a memorable evening. Arrive early to get your face painted by Local Locas Facepainting and truly become a part of the fun. Please refrain from bringing outside food or drinks as we have a diverse selection of food options available
Fri 8 PM Strange Mix Insideout, 678 Central Ave NW Dj Brad Cole will be playing a “Strange Mix” of Music Videos. A nostalgic return to the darker side of Alternative Classics, 80’s 90’s Dark Wave, New Wave, Industrial, EBM, Electro, Punk, Glam. Artists like NIN, The Cure, Peter Murphy, Ministry, Nick Cave, David Bowie, Joy Division, VNV Nation, Sisters of Mercy, Love and Rockets, The Clash, TKK, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Violent Femmes, New Order, Depeche Mode, Miss Kitten, Front 242, Gary Numan, Erasure, Duran Duran, Bauhaus. $10 cash, $12 CC
Fri 8 – 11 PM AfroBeats Night- 420 Friendly Herban Oasis Apothecary, 2308 Eubank Blvd. NE 420 friendly AfroBeats night! Where we smoke and vibe to some of our favorite AfroBeats, Konpa and reggae music! Dab bar closes at 10 pm, lounge closes at 11! Bring a friend
Fri 8 – 11 PM Soul & Rocksteady All Vinyl Night Tractor Brewing, 1800 4th St. NW At Barrio Hi-Fi Collectivo, music isn't just a sound-it's a way of life. We believe in the power of music to transcend boundaries, unite communities, and uplift the human spirit. With each electrifying set, we strive to create moments of pure joy and connection, spreading love and positivity to all who hear our beats. With a passion for cumbia, soul, disco, boogie, reggae, classic ska, funk, 80's R&B, 90's freestyle and everything in between, our Collectivo brings the groove wherever we go. We are Selector RootzRocka, Dj La Ruda and Dj ThreeDeuceLuce. We are excited to bring you a night of all vinyl selections! We continue our monthly free event to share our love of music and vinyl!
Fri 8 PM - 12 AM Black & Gold Kick-Off Party Hotel Andaluz, 125 2nd St. NW $10 pre-sale $12 at the door. Theme: Black & Gold. Get ready to dance the night away at our salsa and bachata social & join us at a new venue! A collaboration between Pachanga Productions & Metta Dance Collective. DJ Gabriel Goza & DK Karla will keep your gold and black shining on the dance floor. You’ll find the dance floor at the Ibiza Bar & Patio located on the 2nd floor in the SW corner. Hotel Andaluz offer 20 valet spots, arrive early and snag one! The parking lot adjacent to the hotel charges $1 for every 30 min, and of course there’s always street parking. Food and drinks available at the venue
Fri 9 PM – 12 AM Triple Nickle Band Dirty Bourbon, 9800 Montgomery Blvd., Ste 4 We are stoked to be back! Always a great time at this awesome venue! Show starts at 9pm, but might wanna show up a bit early to grab a seat, a drink, and warm up those dancing boots!
** Sat 6/1 *\*
Sat 8 AM June Volunteer Cleanup Historic Fairview Cemetery, 700 Yale Blvd. SE We are an all-volunteer organization who needs your help keeping our cemetery clean and weed free. Please bring tools, gloves and sunscreen. Trash bags, water and snacks will be provided. This month's cleanup will be headed by Gail Rubin!
Sat 8 AM – 12 PM Downtown Growers' Market Robinson Park, 810 Copper Ave NW Every Saturday from 8 am - NOON! This vibrant community event connects local farmers, growers, artisans, wellness makers, and hot food vendors with the local community from mid-April to early-November. Bring friends / family or come solo to enjoy fresh food made on sight, a variety of seasonal produce, unique arts and crafts, live music, and special programming all in the heart of downtown
Sat 8:30 – 10 AM Polly's Run 2024 Tiguex Park, 1800 Mountain Rd. NW Polly’s Run, a non-profit road race, is an annual 5K Run/Walk and Kids’ K road race honoring Polly Rogers and all the loved ones we have lost to pancreatic cancer. The purpose of the race is to raise awareness and funds for pancreatic cancer research (register)
Sat 9 AM – 12 PM Family Fit Fun Fest North Domingo Baca Park, 7520 Corona Ave NE Bring your whole family to our 3rd annual Family, Fit, Fun Fest to learn about keeping fit and healthy - mentally, physically, and emotionally. Interactive Community Booths - Learn new skills and discover ways to keep your mind and body healthy and active as you visit interactive booths lead by community partners, which will include hands-on activities, games, puzzles, and brain teasers, interactive lessons in martial arts, dance, mindfulness, information on youth classes, clubs, and teams, opportunities to meet local health care providers, mental health, nutrition, eye care, and dental care for your whole family. Live Demonstrations & Performances - Watch a variety of community partners perform live karate, taekwondo, tap dance, yoga, cheer, jump rope, Ballet Folklorico, and more. Then join them, as you try some of the moves for yourself in step-by-step demonstrations. Obstacle Courses, Appearances & Food Trucks - Climb to the top of a rock-wall, make your way through an obstacle course, try the football toss or the baseball toss, shoot a hockey puck, or score a goal at interactive stations around the event! Meet and take photos with local sports teams and/or mascots and stop by the Menchie's Froyo Mobile for a sweet treat (RSVP for a confirmation email with more details)
Sat 9 AM – 1 PM SUMMER AT THE MARKETPLACE - a patio pop-up event! Poulin Marketplace, 8600 Pan American Fwy NE, Ste B We’re hosting “Patio Pop-Up Events” to bring you one-of-a-kind items from the amazing artisans in our community. A rotating offering of local artisans display their goods between 9 AM and 1 PM every Saturday, June thru July, excluding July 6. SIP delicious and refreshing summer specialty drinks. Try our new seasonal house-made blackberry syrup. Enjoy the glorious summer weather in the shade of our solar-powered patio. SHOP offerings from local artisans and Poulin Marketplace’s curated home + decor collection. BE INSPIRED by our space and stylings for creative ideas to transform your home!
Sat 11 AM Special Olympics NM Summer Games UNM Track Field & Soccer Complex, 1800 Avenida Cesar Chavez SE We will be throwing the largest Foam Party NM has ever seen!
Sat 11 AM - 1 PM Saturday at the Refuge Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge, 7851 2nd St. SW Enjoy live performances from Conservation Carnival. Participate in exciting ranger-led activities. Get creative with arts and crafts. Explore the beauty of the refuge with free shuttle rides. Bring your family and friends for a fun-filled day in nature!
Sat 11 AM – 2 PM Read with a Bird! Color Wheel Toys, 6855 4th St. NW, Bldg D Stop by for all ages story time provided by Birds of a Feather Parrot Rescue. There will be a contained bird present to visit with while you hear a bird story! Storytimes are at 11 am, 12 pm and 1 pm. You can also work on a free bird craft in our workspace. Birds of a Feather Parrot rescue is asking for a $5 donation per family - all proceeds help them take care of surrendered birds and get them into long term loving homes. Do you have toilet paper or cardboard tubes? Pool noodles or popsicle sticks? If you have some to spare, bring them with you - the parrot rescue uses them to provide bird enrichment for their feathered friends
Sat 11 AM - 7 PM Pride Bake Sale Fundraiser for Santuario de Karuna Vegos, 2904 Indian School Rd. NE Featuring Pride rainbow themed goodies including SDK Signature treats: Sugar cookies, chocolate peanut butter cups & of course our best selling Banana Bread! Plus rice crispy treats, Cosmic Brownies and more! Come have a delicious lunch or dinner and enjoy some baked goodies as well! We will be out on the Patio! We will also have a new batch of the new St. Francis bags that are a must have! Reminder: Vegos has moved from Carlisle to Indian School
Sat 12 PM Show Your Colors Green Jeans Food Hall, 3600 Cutler Ave NE Join us for a Pride Kickoff Party where we celebrate self-expression and unity within our community. This event is not only a celebration of diversity but also a fundraiser for local non-profits, where every contribution helps support our shared values. We will have music, drag performances, and more. Let's come together, show our true colors, and kick off Pride season!
Sat 12 – 6 PM Caribbean Celebration Manzano Mesa Park, 501 Elizabeth St. SE Join New Mexico Entertainment Magazine and Corrie Griffith of Big Happy Productions as we present the Caribbean Celebration in honor of Caribbean-American Heritage Month. The event features the culture through cuisine, music, clothing, and more, with performances and music by: Boomroots Collective, DaJarney, DJ La Ruda, Dre Z Melodi, Elovated Roots, Selector RootzRocka, Vibestrong (tickets)
Sat 12 - 9 PM Canteen's 30th Anniversary Party Canteen Brewhouse, 2381 Aztec Rd. NE What’s the 411? We are turning 30! We have been making fly brews since ’94 and we are celebrating by bringing you fresh 90’s fun all day long! Our 30th anniversary party is going to be all that and a bag of chips with live music all day, games, giveaways, and 90’s themed merch. Food, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase. This is a family and pet friendly event! We hope you stop by to celebrate with us, we appreciate the support of our customers and community. Canteen Prize for the best 90's costume! Anyone born in 1994 gets a prize! Mug Club Appreciation- 12-1pm: Mug club members stop by for a Mug club special prize! Le Chat Lunatique 1-2:30pm, Squash Blossom Boys 3-4:30pm, Doso Dirtbags 5-6:30pm, Carli’s Angels 7-9pm
Sat 12 – 10 PM Pride Celebration Bow & Arrow, 608 McKnight Ave NW Special Beer Collab Launch @ omegayeast. @ adobedisco 7-10pm
Sat 1 – 10 PM Pridezilla 2024 Tractor Brewing - Wells Park, 1800 4th St. NW Two stages roaring with local talent, benefitting Teen 'Mpower ABQ, all ages, $10 suggested donation. Emcee Nick FurioStylz. MegaBabe, Clark Libbey, Lexie Jay with Sunshine Ray, Twisted Mojo, Shoulder Voices, Sin Limite, A Band Named Sue, The Directory, Mint Green Elephants, Blame It on Rebekkah, Whatevs, Saint of Trains, True Story House Duo, Cult of Chaz, Amy Rosette, Andrew Torn, Papa Fierce, Tony Travis, Qari Booth, Leonine, Manda Baca, Dr. Doomsday (more info)
Sat 2 – 5 PM Live Music and Adoption Event OutPost 1706 Brewhouse, 301 Romero St. NW, Ste 205 Live music with Nashville singesongwriter Lani Nash and an adoption event for Cross My Paws Animal Rescue
Sat 3 – 6 PM Community Job Fair Kirtland Park, 300 University Blvd. NE We welcome all community residents and their families to come to this picnic and enjoy a day of fun. There will be food, awesome games, prizes, activities, and fellowship, as well as a drawing for gift baskets for adults and seniors. Bring your blankets, lounge chairs, and umbrellas to enjoy a fun afternoon in the park. Local businesses will come out to search for potential employees, so bring your resumes. For more info, Isshin Ryu Club 505-910-8801
Sat 3 – 8 PM Evening in Paradise 2024 Paradise Hills Park, 10111 Chaparral St. NW Hosted by Commissioner Walt Benson, this delightful and free event promises a fantastic time for the entire family, featuring a vibrant showcase of local music and entertainment that will captivate audiences of all ages. Explore the creativity of talented artisans displaying their unique crafts, enjoy whimsical face painting for children, and experience the thrill of soaring through the air on the exciting zipline. As the evening winds down, stick around for the kickoff of the BernCo Movies in the Park series. We are thrilled to present a special screening of the 2023 movie, "Wonka," under the stars
Sat 4 – 7 PM ALL REZ Kickoff Celebration Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, 500 University Blvd. NE *Registration on our Eventbrite page is not required but appreciated* The Maxwell and Axle Contemporary are proud of their partnership with Diné photographer Rapheal Begay and independent curator Lillia McEnaney. ALL REZ: Kéyah, Hooghan, K'é, Iina / Land Land, Home, Kinship, Life is a traveling, site-specific, experimental photography exhibition and museological project. While the Maxwell will feature an installation opening on May 4, 2024, of Begay's photography documenting his perspectives of these cultural themes within the landscape, the traveling portion of ALL REZ will begin June 6, 2024, and take Begay's photographs back to his home community in the Axle Contemporary mobile artspace. The interior of the truck will be transformed into a welcoming space for reflection and conversation with the artist about his photographs and the cultural content held therein. As an exercise in creative place-making with the goal of fostering active storytelling, ALL REZ centers the voices and experiences of Dine community members, offering a reciprocal process of exhibition-making. At the ALL REZ: Kickoff Celebration, enjoy a unique public event in which we will have the actual Axle Contemporary Truck at the museum before it goes on its journey into and throughout Diné Bikéyah (Navajo Nation). Light fare, refreshments, and music in the museum courtyard! Rapheal Begay is a visual storyteller based in the Navajo Nation. Informed by cultural teachings and land-based knowledge, he activates landscape photography and oral storytelling traditions to document and celebrate the Diné way of life. Housed in a custom retrofitted 1970 aluminum delivery truck, Axle Contemporary is an art gallery on wheels that activates unusual venues, such as schools, restaurants, grocery stores, and city streets, thus, expanding artists' reach to diverse communities. Lillia McEnaney is a museum anthropologist, independent curator, and freelance arts writer based in Santa Fe
Sat 6 – 9 PM Gone Country Saturdays with DJ Dollabill Ponderosa Brewing, 1761 Bellamah Ave NW Kick off the evening with free dance lessons at 5 pm, followed by family-friendly music until 9 pm
Sat 6 – 10 PM Pride Kick Off & Night Market Black Wall Gallery, 2125 San Mateo Blvd. NE Music, Art, Food, Fun and Celebration AND THE FIRST NIGHT MARKET OF THE SEASON!
Sat 7 – 9 PM Rise - Pride Concert St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, 5301 Ponderosa Ave NE Join Encantada: The Band of Enchantment for our annual Pride concert as we Rise Up and Rise Above the challenges of our time. NM premiere of RISE: a gay games anthem. Free concert
Sat 7 - 11 PM Pride on the Sky Deck Marble Brewery, 111 Marble Ave NW Join us for another Pride on the Sky Deck - A Drag Show Benefitting Equality New Mexico and celebrating our LGBTQ+ community! Come down to the Marble Sky Deck patio for a night of Drag hosted by Vanessa Patricks with music by DJ Justin Cristofer. Tickets cost $15 per person, 100% of proceeds go to Equality New Mexico. 21+ ONLY. Must have a valid ID
Sat 7:30 PM Nightscapes: Urban Photography Meetup On The Plaza In Old Town Many people don't think about nighttime being a good time to do photography since there's a lack of light. However, armed with knowledge about your camera's settings and the properties of light, nighttime photography can be a lot of fun. You'll learn about the best camera settings for nighttime photography. We'll also explore the kinds of light available to us and how to use that light to make some awesome photos. As always, there are exercises that will help you put your new knowledge to work (register)
Sat 7:30 – 10 PM West Coast Swing Social Dance CSP Dance Studios, 1624 Eubank Blvd. NE Join Strictly Swing NM for a fun night of West Coast Swing dancing! Great music and a fun group of dancers. There will also be a little bit of Country Two Step and Night Club Two Step to mix things up. Come out and dance with us! No partner necessary. @ CSP Dance Studios. $10
Sat 8:30 PM Movies in the Park: WONKA Paradise Hills Park, 10111 Chaparral St. NW The smell of popcorn is in the air as we're warming up the old projector to resume our Movies in the Park series! This is a great opportunity for families & friends to enjoy the great outdoors while enjoying some of their favorite movies. There is no cost to attend, and movies will always start at sundown (weather permitting). The first movie to kick off our summer series is "Wonka," which will play outside at Paradise Hills Park at the end of our #EveningInParadise event (more info)
Sat 8:30 PM – 1 AM SABOR Latin Night - EDUCATORS' NIGHT! Bama's 1865, 6007 Osuna Rd. NE DJ Gabriel Goza will be serving you the saucy Salsa, Bachata, Cumbia, Merengue y Mas! Ample Parking, Safe Environment, Beautiful Venue, Good Food, Good Music, Good Vibes. 21+ / $10 cover / NO COVER BEFORE 10 PM
Sat 9 PM sumthin sumthin Backstage at Revel ABQ, 4720 Alexander Blvd. NE Galaxy Presents: sumthin sumthin w/ support from Galaxy, Geezy, Wyatt Lawson. Coming from the small surf town of San Clemente, California, Conrad Woodul, better known as sumthin sumthin has become one of the most highly admired artists within electronic music in just a few years. His passion for music was born at age four; creating drum sets in his kitchen with pots and pans and kitchen utensils. A few years later he picked up the electric guitar followed by the piano, teaching himself how to write and compose music before taking lessons. After playing in bands for some time he decided he wanted to have full control over the music he was creating and found his way into producing electronic music. Beloved by both the underground and the mainstream, his ability to bridge lightness and darkness is evident throughout his discography and cements sumthin sumthin as a one-of-a-kind artist. This duality has led him to releases on Alison Wonderland's FMUOASL and San Holo's bitbird labels, as well as appearances at Electric Zoo, Lost Lands, and Ember Shores, among others (tickets)
Sat 9 PM – 12 AM Latin Dance Party on the Patio with DJ Tony Juno, 1501 1st St. NW Salsa, Bachata, Reggaeton, Cumbia, Meringue. 21+ (tickets)
Sat 9 PM – 1 AM Pride Social: NM Weekender Take Over Maple Street Dance Space, 3215 Central Ave NE $12 pre-sale $15 at the door. 2 rooms: Salsa & Bachata/Zouk. Theme: rainbow. Flow between styles and hear from DJ Ritmo in the salsa room and DJ Karla in the Bachata/Zouk room. Dress in all your favorite colors for a rainbow party!
Sat 10 PM - 2 AM Kanye Party Insideout, 622 Central Ave SW I miss the old Kanye party @ insideout505 Cover at door. Hosted by Still Sad. 21+
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2024.05.30 01:44 mekkanixx Set-Up Felizmente Terminado ( la 3.0 loco) - Depto Gaming

Set-Up Felizmente Terminado ( la 3.0 loco) - Depto Gaming
Mis estimados, muy buena semana ante todo :)
Queria compartirles la version definitiva (retoques mas, retoques menos) de mi gran Logro, se armo de a poquito, con paciencia y trabajo, Dejo abajo todas las especificaciones de la maquinola, las consolas y los perifericos y accesorios
Espacio PC PC: procesador Ryzen 5 5600X Cooler : Coolermaster hyper X evo 212 Ram: 16gb DDR4 patriot viper blackout Fuente de 1000W 80 plus Gold Gabinete: Coolermaster masterbox td500 mesh Placa de Video: RTX 3080ti MSI Gaming X Trio Monitor: LG Ultragear 32 Pulgadas 1440p 165 Hz Teclado Inalambrico Redragon Deimos Mouse inalambrico Logitech Pro Series Auriculares Inalambricos Sony Platinum Series joystick Xbox stellar shift y joystick Xbox Black Altavoces Thonet & Vander kurbis cinema Escritorio Gamer GTC Gta-002 Adaptador Wifi Pci Tp Link Archer Tx55e Ax3000 WIFI6 y Router AX10 WIFI6 Silla Ergonomica Casco VR Oculus Quest 2 + Auriculares Inalambricos Thonet and Vander dauer gen 2 (Proximo paso: habitacion exclusiva para VR)
Espacio Consolas
TV LG OLED C2 65 Pulgadas Sony Muteki 7.2 (distribuido en surround tipo Dolby DTS) PS5 Primera version + Joystick White + Joystick Black PS4 PRO PS3,PS2,PS1 SNES Mini y Sega Genesis 3 Original Volante Logitech G923 trueforce con palanca y base
Todo ambientado con Luces LED E27 Wifi Philips Smart Rgb
sillon, mini heladera y Aire acondicionado frio calor no puede faltar :)
Bar con varios tipos de bebidas : Wisky, Ron, Fernet, Gin, Cerveza (Mi Otra gran pasion)
Sin mas locuras, tengan una hermosa semana, abrazo de OSO
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2024.05.28 11:49 avinformation The Evolution of Audio-Visual Tech: From Analog to Digital

Introduction: The Importance of Understanding Audio-Visual Tech Evolution

As an audio visual designer, it's crucial to have a deep understanding of the evolution of audio-visual technology. This knowledge not only helps you stay ahead of the curve but also allows you to make informed decisions when designing immersive experiences for your clients.The transition from analog to digital audio-visual technology has transformed the way we create, consume, and interact with media. This shift has opened up new possibilities for storytelling, entertainment, and communication, revolutionizing industries such as film, television, music, and live events.In this comprehensive blog post, we'll explore the fascinating journey of audio-visual technology, tracing its development from the analog era to the digital age. We'll delve into the key milestones, the driving forces behind the changes, and the impact these advancements have had on the industry and our daily lives.Whether you're a seasoned audio visual designer, a tech enthusiast, or simply someone curious about the evolution of this dynamic field, this article will provide you with a detailed and insightful perspective. So, let's embark on a captivating exploration of the past, present, and future of audio-visual technology.

The Analog Era: The Foundations of Audio-Visual Technology

The Birth of Audio Recording
The origins of audio-visual technology can be traced back to the late 19th century, when the first audio recording devices were invented. In 1877, Thomas Edison unveiled the phonograph, a device that could record and playback sound using a mechanical process. This groundbreaking invention laid the foundation for the development of audio technology, paving the way for the creation of various analog audio formats, such as vinyl records and magnetic tape.
The Rise of Motion Pictures
Parallel to the advancements in audio technology, the motion picture industry was also taking shape. In the late 1800s, the Lumière brothers in France and Thomas Edison in the United States pioneered the development of motion picture cameras and projectors, allowing for the creation and exhibition of the first films.These early motion picture systems relied on analog technology, using a series of still images projected in rapid succession to create the illusion of movement. This process, known as the "persistence of vision," laid the groundwork for the evolution of cinema and the development of various analog video formats, such as 35mm film.

The Integration of Audio and Video

As the 20th century progressed, the audio and video technologies began to converge, leading to the development of integrated audio-visual systems. The introduction of sound in motion pictures, known as "talkies," marked a significant milestone in this integration. In the late 1920s, the Warner Bros. film "The Jazz Singer" became the first feature-length movie with synchronized dialogue and music, revolutionizing the film industry.This integration of audio and video paved the way for the creation of various analog audio-visual formats, such as magnetic tape-based systems and analog television. These technologies allowed for the recording, storage, and playback of both audio and video, enabling the creation of more immersive and engaging media experiences.The Integration of Audio and Video

The Digital Revolution: Transforming Audio-Visual Technology

The Emergence of Digital Audio
The 1970s and 1980s witnessed a significant shift in audio technology, as the industry transitioned from analog to digital formats. The introduction of the Compact Disc (CD) in 1982 marked a pivotal moment in this transition, offering higher-quality audio and improved storage capabilities compared to traditional vinyl records and magnetic tapes.The development of digital audio also led to the creation of other formats, such as Digital Audio Tape (DAT) and the ubiquitous MP3 file format. These advancements in digital audio technology not only improved sound quality but also enabled more efficient storage, distribution, and playback of audio content.The Digital Revolution: Transforming Audio-Visual Technology
The Digital Video Revolution
Alongside the advancements in digital audio, the video industry also underwent a digital transformation. The introduction of the Laserdisc in the 1970s and the subsequent development of the Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) in the 1990s revolutionized the way we consumed and interacted with video content.These digital video formats offered higher-quality images, increased storage capacity, and more advanced features, such as interactive menus and special features. The transition from analog to digital video also paved the way for the emergence of new video compression technologies, such as MPEG, which enabled more efficient storage and transmission of video data.The Digital Video Revolution

The Rise of Digital Cameras and Camcorders

The Convergence of Audio and Video
The digital revolution also had a significant impact on the world of photography and videography. The development of digital cameras and camcorders in the 1990s and 2000s revolutionized the way we capture and record visual content.These digital imaging devices offered numerous advantages over their analog counterparts, including higher image quality, increased storage capacity, and the ability to instantly review and edit footage. The rise of digital cameras and camcorders also led to the widespread adoption of digital image and video file formats, such as JPEG, TIFF, and AVI, further enhancing the flexibility and accessibility of digital media.

The Digital Age: Immersive Experiences and Beyond

The Rise of Streaming and On-Demand Media
The 21st century has witnessed a profound shift in the way we consume and interact with audio-visual content. The advent of streaming platforms, such as Netflix, Hulu, and Spotify, has transformed the media landscape, allowing users to access a vast library of content on-demand, anytime, and anywhere.These streaming services have leveraged the power of digital technologies to provide seamless, high-quality audio and video experiences, revolutionizing the way we engage with entertainment, news, and educational content. The rise of streaming has also led to the development of new content formats, such as binge-worthy series and personalized recommendations, further enhancing the user experience.The Digital Age: Immersive Experiences and Beyond
The Emergence of Immersive Technologies
The digital revolution has also paved the way for the development of immersive audio-visual technologies, such as virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). These technologies have the potential to transport users into entirely new digital worlds or seamlessly blend virtual elements with the physical environment, creating truly immersive experiences.The advancements in display technologies, spatial audio, and motion tracking have enabled the creation of VR headsets, AR-enabled devices, and mixed reality platforms that offer users a heightened sense of presence and engagement. These immersive technologies are being adopted across various industries, from gaming and entertainment to education and training.
The Convergence of Audio-Visual and Artificial Intelligence
The latest frontier in the evolution of audio-visual technology is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms. These advanced technologies are being leveraged to enhance various aspects of audio-visual production and consumption.AI-powered tools are being used for tasks such as automated video editing, intelligent audio processing, and personalized content recommendations. Machine learning algorithms can also be employed to improve image and video quality, enhance audio fidelity, and enable more natural language interactions with audio-visual systems.As the field of AI continues to advance, the integration of these technologies with audio-visual systems is expected to lead to even more innovative and intelligent experiences, transforming the way we create, consume, and interact with media.The Convergence of Audio-Visual and Artificial Intelligence

The Future of Audio-Visual Technology

As we look towards the future, the evolution of audio-visual technology is poised to continue at an accelerated pace. Emerging technologies, such as holographic displays, 8K and 16K video resolutions, and advanced spatial audio systems, are expected to push the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of audio-visual experiences.Additionally, the integration of audio-visual technology with the Internet of Things (IoT), 5G networks, and edge computing will enable the creation of more seamless, responsive, and ubiquitous audio-visual experiences, blurring the lines between the physical and digital worlds.As an audio visual designer, it is crucial to stay informed and adaptable to these technological advancements, as they will undoubtedly shape the future of the industry and the way we interact with media and entertainment.The Future of Audio-Visual Technology

Conclusion

The evolution of audio-visual technology has been a captivating journey, marked by groundbreaking innovations and the seamless integration of audio and video. From the analog foundations to the digital revolution and the emergence of immersive experiences, the audio-visual industry has continuously pushed the boundaries of what is possible, transforming the way we create, consume, and interact with media.As an audio visual designer, understanding this rich history and the ongoing advancements in the field is crucial for staying ahead of the curve and delivering cutting-edge, engaging experiences for your clients. By embracing the latest technologies and trends, you can harness the power of audio-visual technology to create truly immersive and impactful experiences that captivate audiences and push the boundaries of what is possible.The future of audio-visual technology is brimming with exciting possibilities, and the role of the audio visual designer will continue to evolve, requiring a deep understanding of both the technical and creative aspects of this dynamic industry. By staying informed, adaptable, and innovative, you can position yourself as a leader in the field, shaping the future of audio-visual experiences and leaving a lasting impact on the world of media and entertainment. Conclusion
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2024.05.26 10:04 EclosionK2 I was almost drowned by a film

I was at the HRRFY.
It’s the secret horror movie festival where something genuinely fucked happens every year. And I mean every year.
Like, there are some screenings that unleash hordes of bats while the movie is playing. You're free to leave whenever you want, but the movie will still play for 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Other screenings hire actors to turn at you and scream at some point in the movie. You have no idea when, or how many times.
It's a festival where the word "illegal" can't even begin to describe what happens. You're forced to sign an NDA if you attend. And you'd only attend if you were a young, stupid edgelord like me who was trying to prove he was hardcore to his friends.
Trust me. DO NOT GO.
You have nothing to prove to anyone. Don't be stupid.
If you really want to know what attending HRRFY is like. I’ll be quick and summarize the one screening I went to. It was the 20th anniversary, and I was lucky enough to get in.
***
I had signed up on the HRRFY darkweb forum (where I'm pretty sure my identity may have been stolen, but what can you do.) Through a series of cryptic forum DMs, I solved a sequence of riddles and was entered in the lottery for a HRRFY entry.
Lady Luck took a shine to me, because one day in my mailbox, I received a physical ticket. I had done it.
I was going.
The actual ‘ticket’ was a black USB key that announced the location of the festival the night before (which I won’t disclose here, otherwise I may be hunted.) I was pretty much forced to pay for a very expensive flight in order for me to make it on time.
You see, to prevent getting shut down, the location of HRRFY changes every year. Its always a small town you've never heard of, where the authorities can't catch on to what's happening until it's well over.
Upon arrival, I had to pick between three secretly-participating theaters.
Based on title alone, I decided to go see “Many Drownings” (directed by Oleksander Gołański—though that might've been a pseudonym.) It was in the theater that was furthest away from the downtown core, which meant it was likely the one where the craziest shit was bound to happen.
That’s what I came here for right?
I lined up a solid two hours before the screening like everyone else. The entire line was jittering, just vibrating with excited twenty-somethings. Rumors flew left and right.
“I heard they’re going to force everyone to take acid.”
“I heard an actor’s gonna run in and shotgun the ceiling.”
“I heard they’re going to disappear like four more people this year. At this screening!”
Each year people disappeared. And each year the same people were ‘found.’ And yes this is the worst part, and why should never, ever, ever go to this event.
Again I will repeat myself. DO NOT GO.
No one has ever truly gone 'missing' at HRRFY in any legal or physical sense, because every missing person always shows up a day later, convinced that they are fine—refusing to elaborate further.
The reason they can't talk is because of the intense NDA's attendees sign.
If anything were to leak, they'd be dead.
As a result, there are some small support groups for people who have family members who had gone to HRRFY, and came back irrevocably changed after being ‘found.’
These few unlucky people lose all semblance of personality. They don’t want interviews, or help, or therapy, or contact of any kind. And they never, ever want to talk about what they saw.
Some HRRFY fans think that these ‘found’ people were body-snatched. Cloned in a lab or replaced by a cyborg, or something stupid like that.
But I think there’s a far simpler explanation. The ‘found’ are still the same people. They're just terrified. They got shaken by something that shattered the foundation of their mind, body and soul. They got too scared.
They got HRRFY’d.
***
I should mention I had a cough the day I went. And I was worried my sickly appearance might give me trouble at the airport.
So I invested in an intense double N95 mask which I wore for the whole flight, and continued to wear even at the screening of “Many Drownings.”
It made my face hot and uncomfortable, but it still didn’t stop me from yelling “excuse me, excuse me!” as I ran to snag a seat in the back of the theater.
I always preferred sitting in the far back. You get a good view of the whole screen, and a good view of the whole audience.
Beside me sat a big dude named Sylvester, who apparently flew all the way from Australia to attend HRRFY.
“Worth the full Seventeen hours mate! It’s gonna be epic!” he dropped a massive camping backpack beside me, which I assume contained all of his luggage.
The lights dimmed, and the production company logos started to play.
The whispering, giggling and suspense all stacked upon each other to create an electric feeling in the air. I was giddy. It's like the entire audience was embarking on a massive roller coaster.
The anticipation was the best part for sure. It might have been the only good part.
Then the movie started.
It was a wide shot of a gray, stormy sea. The waves were massive, and the thunderclouds were looming. There was no land visible in any direction.
All we could hear was the sound of waves foaming, swirling, and crashing over and over. Lightning crackled. Rain poured. The camera held perfectly still over this storm as if it was mounted on a perfectly hovering drone. A drone so resilient that it didn’t waver at all.
I thought it had to be CGI.
The shot held like this for the next few moments. Everyone sat glued to their seats. Everyone was thinking the same thing.
What’s going to happen? How are they going to scare us?
People chuckled. People cheered. People wanted to tease whatever was going to happen—to happen already.
But nothing did.
Five, ten, maybe fifteen minutes went by without any change. People started snoring.
I looked beside me and saw that Sylvester—the most excited audience member of them all—had fallen totally asleep. The jet lag must’ve gotten to him.
Then I peered beyond the rest of the audience members and saw other people snoozing too. Heads were keeled over, some people were curled in their seats, some had even spilled out into the aisle and were dozing on the floor.
I looked above the bright screen, at the huge vents in the corner of the theater. I saw a faint white gas emerging from the vents.
Holy shit. What have we been breathing? I tightened the straps on my N95 mask, and made my breathing shallower.
The gas must have been pumping since the opening credits—because how else would an audience of two hundred people all fall asleep?
As I moved my hand through the air in front of me, I could sense the thickness. It was definitely hazier than usual. I took the scarf off my neck and wrapped it around my mouth as well.
Then I spotted movement in front of the screen.
It was a tall blonde man, wearing a black trenchcoat and military-grade gas mask. Beside him arrived six hazmat suits who started pointing at various audience members.
I slunk in my chair, pretending to sleep like everyone else.
Two hazmats walked over to the front row and picked out a sleeping guy in flannel. They lifted flannel up, under the armpits and by his ankles, carrying him between them both like a hammock.
The hazmats walked back up to the stage, where the blonde leader inspected the flannel man and tapped his head. Something was approved?
The hazmats began to swing flannel back and forth, as if they were getting ready to toss him. Despite their masks, I could hear a very muffled, very distant countdown.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“One…”
The flannel audience member was tossed into the screen.
I literally watched him fly into the image of stormy waves … andfallinto them. The flannel man sank into the gray water like a rock, leaving a few bubbles and foam. A wave came crashing down. All trace of him was gone.
What the fuck.
All six hazmats began grabbing more audience members with much more urgency. It became a minute-long process where they would pick the sleeping person up, bring them beside the screen, and then swing-toss them into it.
How was this possible?
I turned slightly to see if there was a projector above me, and realized there was none. Which meant maybe there was no screen on stage.
Which meant … maybe it was a portal?
I tried to wake Sylvester by shaking him. I pinched his leg and arm a bunch.
He was out cold.
The hazmats started grabbing audience members from the middle rows now. They were emptying the whole theater. What the hell was I supposed to do?
I waited until they grabbed another batch, only a few rows down from me. When all hazmats had their backs turned—I broke into a run.
With my left arm, I tightly gripped my mask and scarf against my face, while my right arm vaulted me over seat after seat.
I had never breathed so hard—through so much fabric—in my life.
The hazmats all turned to me. “Hey! Hey!” But their hands were full with their next victims.
I ran all the way down the aisle, to the big exit sign on the left. My heartbeat filled my head. My plan was to dropkick through the exit door.
I imagined myself breaking through like some flying gazelle.
I jumped.
I angled my kick.
It might as well have been a brick wall. I fell ass-first to the ground, followed by my head. Of course the door was locked.
Through a muffled mask I heard a sneering scoff.
“Where do you think you’re going?”
Above me stood the one wearing a trenchcoat. I could see his piercing gray eyes through his gas mask.
I rolled aside and tried to run by him. He lifted a foot and tripped me without effort.
My forehead bashed into an empty seat. It dazed me.
The blonde leader bent down and grabbed me by the neck, tearing away my scarf and mask.
“No! No!”
A sweet, ether-like smell filled my nostrils. I did my best to hold my breath, but I could already feel myself getting light-headed.
The other hazmats joined in, grabbing me from all sides. Even if I had the strength to struggle, there was no escape now.
Above me, all I could see was the dark theater ceiling, and some of the light behind me from the cinema screen.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“No. Please. Don’t do thi—”
SPLASH.
I was plunged deep into cold, wet chaos. My head was completely underwater.
Gagging. Bubbles. Spinning.
I fought for dear life, dog-paddling like a maniac.
Churning. Freezing. Panic.
For a second, my head popped above the water. I inhaled all the air my lungs could muster. I stared across a vast, violent ocean.
An enormous thirty foot wave came in my direction.
My whole body lifted higher and higher as the wave approached. I did my best to tread water. It seemed to be working.
Then a series of smaller waves arrived and smacked my chest.
SPLASH.
Spinning. Kicking. Flipping.
My view alternated between the pitch dark ocean beneath me, and the moonlit night sky above.
Again I swam to the surface, popped my head out. Ravenously sucked in air.
There was a small lull in the water.
Around me I now registered the other theater goers. Most of them were lying face-down or sinking … but a few were flapping about like me, fighting for their life.
And above all of us, a floating white shape.
It was painfully bright, I had to lift one hand to look at it.
My jaw dropped.
It was the movie screen, hanging completely still in the air. It showed a dark, empty theater. The exact same theater we all occupied moments ago.
It was tremendously high, above all of our heads. There was no way of reaching it.
Then I saw another thirty foot wave come our way. It grazed the bottom of the screen.
I knew what had to be done.
***
One of the theater goers happened to be on a college swim team. She was the first one able to traverse one of the giant waves and climb into the screen.
Once she was up there, she found a firehose in the theater and reeled it out to us like a rope.
One by one, we swam as hard as we could, praying to God we could reach the rope. Everyone’s energy was sapped. Your body can only sustain itself on adrenaline and fear for so long.
By some miracle, five of us got out.
I was the last.
I climbed the rope coughing and vomiting. I had swallowed so much water that my stomach felt swollen.
When I reached the top and they pulled me into the screen, I sobbed. I couldn’t stop crying.
My life had flashed countless times before my eyes. In bubbling, suffocating visions, I saw both my parents and my brother. I saw my highschool graduation. I saw my favorite Christmas from when I was six years old.
I had almost lost all of that. I had lost almost everything.
On the dirty, carpeted theater floor, I lay with my face down, savoring the fact that I now lay on a hard surface. God bless ground. God bless this filthy, popcorn-strewn ground.
Beside me I heard bantering, hugging, the wringing of wet clothes. Sylvester was the second last to be saved, and he was particularly vocal.
“Wooooooaaaaahh!” He came and drummed me on the back, lifted me up. “Oh my god dude! Holy shit!”
I sat on my knees, wiping the tears and snot off my mouth.
Sylvester clapped his hands, held his face and screamed some more.
“Holy shit dude! That was so fucking scary! Like literally people were dying beside us. Like I SAW people die!”
I nodded, shivering in my drenched clothes. “ I know it was—”
“—That was craaaaazy!”
He laughed and stood up, patting everyone on the back. He kept clapping his hands like this was some sports event.
“That was sick! That was siiiiiiiiick!”
He ruffled someone’s hair then ran up to me with an open palm.
“High five dude! WE MADE IT! High five!
“Don’t leave me hangin’ dude!”
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2024.05.24 01:45 redditduk [MEGALIST] SG Concerts Gigs Raves - School's Out (24 May - 6 Jun 2024)

7 Jun NEW Update over at https://www.reddit.com/singaporemusicchat/comments/1da2iqo/megalist_sg_gigs_concerts_raves_hari_raya_haji_6/

24 May, Fri - truncated

25 May, Sat - Africa Day, truncated

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27-29 May, Mon to Wed truncated for word limit :/

 

30 May, Thu

 

Other Events

 

31 May, Fri - i Light SG till 23 Jun - city night light installations

 
 
 
 
 

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Sunday onwards see comments

I am on telegram: search sg music chat or visit t.me/sgmusicchat
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2024.05.23 22:07 RoskFish44 Epson projection, Xbox video, Bluetooth audio?

I searched and didn't find an answer to this: how to send audio from Xbox to the soundbar via Bluetooth via projector
Just bought an Epson Home Cinema 2350 and paired it via Bluetooth to a Yamaha (SR-C20) soundbar. Any audio played from within the projector's apps (Hulu, Netflix, etc) to the soundbar works fine
My issue is when I use my Xbox series S via HDMI, the audio reverts to playing from the projector.
If I go to settings > HDMI link > audio out Device - I get options of either Projector or AV System. Neither option sends the audio to the soundbar.
If I go to settings > Device connections - it only lists something called "STI6110" which I assume is the Xbox? But no further options there
No combo of options I've tried has gotten the Xbox audio to the soundbar
If there's no way this is possible without additional hardware, I'll just use my Xbox headset
Thanks in advance
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2024.05.23 08:31 cbunny21 [For Sale] Lots of stuff, VMP, rock, rap/hip-hop, some country, classics, jazz, etc. Lower than discogs

Thought I was done selling for a little while, but unforeseen circumstances leave me needing some quick money. Added some new stuff, some leftover stuff. Everything is priced at or below discogs listings. Feel free to send your best offer, please don't send something ridiculous. Orders over $30 will be shipped with a whiplash mailer. Message me with any questions, pic requests, etc.
Shipping is $6 flat rate for all orders to CONUS
~**EVERYTHING BOGO 25% OFF**~
August Burns Red - Thrill Seeker - Clear w/ Yellow & Black Splatter, 15 Year Anniversary, ~2" seam split on inner sleeve (VG+/VG+) - $35
Blu - Her Favorite Colo(u)r (VMP Release)- unopened, unplayed, minimal shelf wear (NM-/NM-) - $10
Boy Pablo - Wachito Rico (TTL Exclusive) - opened, played a few times, in great shape, no real dings or splits (VG+/VG+) - $10
Buck Meek - Two Saviors (VMP Release) - unplayed, opened to see contents, with signed cover from Buck Meek, minimal shelf wear (VG+/VG+) - $18
Car Seat Headrest - Making A Door Less Open - limited edition, pink, played a few times, minimal shelf wear, 1" seam split on inner sleeve (VG+/VG+) - $20
Crumb - Ice Melt- Limited Edition, Purple Opaque, played once, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - SOLD
Chiodos - All's Well That Ends Well - Limited Edition, Reissue, Repress, Pink / White Marble, sealed copy (NM-/NM-) - $35
Death Grips - Government Plates - Unofficial Release, yellow, no inner sleeve, played through and sounded decent for a boot (VG+/VG+) - $18
Death Grips - No Love Deep Web (VMP Release) - played a few times, no black bag that it came in, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - SOLD
(Take both Death Grips for $35 shipped)
Destroyer - Labyrinthitis (VMP Release) - sealed copy, 0953/1000 (NM/NM) - $10
Doug Sahm - Groover's Paradise (VMP Release) - unopened, unplayed (NM/NM) - $23
Dungen – En Är F​ö​r Mycket Och Tusen Aldrig Nog (VMP Release)- sealed copy, hype sticker says numbered, but no number seen on jacket, out of 1000 (NM/NM) - $20
Dungen - II- Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered, Clear, played a few times, minor corner dings (VG+/VG+) - $30
(take both Dungen for $40 shipped)
Earl Sweatshirt - SICK! (VMP Release) - unopened, unplayed (NM/NM) - SOLD
Echo & The Bunnymen – Songs To Learn & Sing- LP, Compilation, Stereo, Splatter, w/ 7", sealed copy (NM/NM) - $40
Lupe Fiasco - Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor (VMP Release) - unopened, unplayed (NM/NM) - SOLD
Fleet Foxes - Shore - Single Sided, Etched, Red Clay Marbled, w/ signed insert, played once, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - PENDING
fly anakin - Frank (VMP Release) - sealed copy, #176/500 (NM/NM) - $15
Harold Alexander - Sunshine Man (VMP Release) - played a few times, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - $20
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison (VMP Release) - unopened, unplayed (NM/NM) - PENDING
Kendrick Lamar - Good Kid, M.A.A.d. City - deluxe edition, 2020 reissue, sealed (NM/NM) - SOLD
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard – Fishing For Fishies- Limited Edition, Pink, White & Olive Green, played a few times (VG+/VG+) - SOLD
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – I'm In Your Mind Fuzz - Limited Edition, Reissue, Special Edition, Stereo, Black Inside Clear w/ Green & Red Splatter, played a few times, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - SOLD
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard – Paper Mâché Dream Balloon - Limited Edition, Reissue, Blue Seaglass Wave, played a few times, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - SOLD
(take all Gizz for $65 shipped)
LCD Soundsystem - Give It Up- 7", 45 RPM, Single, Limited Edition, Reissue, White Label, opened, unplayed (VG+/VG+) - $7
LCD Soundsystem - Yeah - 12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single, Reissue, sealed copy (NM/NM) - $10
Lumineers - III- played a few times, standard black copy (VG+/VG+) - $15
Meechy Darko - Gothic Luxury (VMP Release) - sealed, #578/1000 (NM/NM) - $20
MF Doom - MM..Food - 2020 pink/green reissue, played a few times, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - SOLD
Modern Baseball - You're Gonna Miss It All - Newbury Comics, limited out of 600, Blue Seaglass Wave, played a few times, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - $35
My Chemical Romance - Life on the Murder Scene (RSD 2020) - Record Store Day, Compilation, Limited Edition, Reissue, Stereo, Clear With Red Splatter, sealed copy (NM/NM) - $32
Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die (VMP Release) - unopened, unplayed (NM/NM) - SOLD
Odesza - The Last Goodbye (VMP Release) - sealed copy, #1034/2000 (NM/NM) - $22
People Under The Stairs - O.S.T (VMP Release) - unopened, uplayed (NM/NM) - SOLD
Playtime - Phase 7 (VMP Release) - played a few times, in great shape, #16/300 (VG+/VG+) - $15
STRFKR - Vault Vol. 2 - Teal, 180g, sealed copy (NM/NM) - $10
Sun Ra And His Outer Space Arkestra – A Fireside Chat With Lucifer (VMP Release) - played a few times, in original packaging, #349/1000 (VG+/VG+) - SOLD
Sylvester - Step II (VMP Release) - played a few times, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - $25
The Technicolors - Cinema Sublimina - sealed copy, 2021 initial release - $60
Trey Parker, Matt Stone, The Cast Of South Park – Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics - sealed copy (NM/NM) - PENDING
Usher - Confessions (VMP Release) - played a few times, some dings on outer jacket (VG+/VG+) - $75
Various - LateNightTales Presents: At the Movies (VMP Release) - sealed copy, #51/1000 (NM/NM) - $35
Various - LateNightTales: Hot Chip (VMP Release)- played a few times, in great shape, #585/1000 (VG+/VG+) - $30
(take both LateNightTales for $50 shipped)
Various - Bojack Horseman OST (TTL Exclusive) - Limited Edition /1200, Purple (Fun Dip) Swirl, played a few times, in great shape (VG+/VG+) - $50
Varioius - Paura (A Collection Of Italian Horror Sounds From The Cam Sugar Archive) (VMP Release)- sealed copy, #369/1000 (nice) (NM/NM) - $20
Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) (VMP Release) - unopened, unplayed (NM/NM) - SOLD
Young MC - Stone Cold Rhymin' (VMP Release) - unopened, unplayed (NM/NM) - $25
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2024.05.22 04:35 EclosionK2 The Horrify Film Festival Yxperience

The HRRFY.
It’s the horror movie festival where something genuinely fucked happens every year. And I mean every year.
Like, there are some screenings that unleash hordes of bats while the movie is playing. You're free to leave whenever you want, but the movie will still play for 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Other screenings hire actors to turn at you and scream at some point in the movie. You have no idea when, or how many times.
It's a festival where the word "illegal" can't even begin to describe what happens. You'd only attend if you were a young, stupid edgelord like me who was trying to prove he was hardcore to his friends.
Trust me. DO NOT GO.
You have nothing to prove to anyone. Don't be stupid.
Wait for the lamer film versions to come out streaming. That's what everyone else does. They're neutered edits but they're fine.
All they lack is the real gleaming thing everyone wants to see at HRRFY, but who cares. At least you don’t get traumatized. At least you’re not risking your life.
Anyway, if you really want to know what attending HRRFY is like. I’ll be quick and summarize the one screening I went to. It was the 20th anniversary, and I was lucky enough to get in.
***
I had signed up for the HRRFY mailing list, and joined the subreddit. Through a series of cryptic online emails I solved a sequence of riddles and was entered in the lottery for a HRRFY entry.
Lady Luck took a shine to me, because one day in my mailbox, I received a physical ticket. I had done it.
I was going.
The actual ‘ticket’ was a black USB key that announced the location of the festival the night before (which I won’t disclose here) and it did force me to pay for a very expensive flight in order for me to make it on time.
You see, to prevent getting shut down, the location of HRRFY changes every year. Some years the local police have managed to stop it, but for the most part, authorities have given up. What’s the point of arresting or charging anyone, if all the organizers and attendees actually want to be there?
Upon arrival, I had to pick between three participating theaters.
Based on title alone, I decided to go see “Many Drownings” (directed by Oleksander Gołański.) It was in the theater that was furthest away from the downtown core, which meant it was likely the one where the craziest shit was bound to happen.
That’s what I came here for right?
I lined up a solid two hours before the screening like everyone else. The entire line was jittering, just vibrating with excited twenty-somethings. Rumors flew left and right.
“I heard they’re going to force everyone to take acid.”
“I heard an actor’s gonna run in and shotgun the ceiling.”
“I heard they’re going to disappear like four more people this year. At this screening!”
Each year people disappeared. And each year the same people were ‘found.’ And yes this is the worst part, and why should never, ever, ever go to this event.
Again I will repeat myself. DO NOT GO.
No one has ever truly gone 'missing' at HRRFY in any legal or physical sense, because every missing person always shows up a day later, convinced that they are fine—refusing to elaborate further.
There are some small support groups for people who have family members who had gone to HRRFY, and came back irrevocably changed after being ‘found.’
These few unlucky people lose all semblance of personality. They don’t want interviews, or help, or therapy, or contact of any kind. And they never, ever want to talk about what they saw.
Some HRRFY fans think that these ‘found’ people were body-snatched. Cloned in a lab or replaced by a cyborg, or something stupid like that.
But I think there’s a far simpler explanation. The ‘found’ are still the same people. They're just terrified. They got shaken by something that shattered the foundation of their mind, body and soul. They got too scared.
They got HRRFY’d.
***
I should mention I had a cough the day I went. And I was worried my sickly appearance might give me trouble at the airport.
So I invested in an intense double N95 mask which I wore for the whole flight, and continued to wear even at the screening of “Many Drownings.”
It made my face hot and uncomfortable, but it still didn’t stop me from yelling “excuse me, excuse me!” as I ran to snag a seat in the back of the theater.
I always preferred sitting in the far back. You get a good view of the whole screen, and a good view of the whole audience.
Beside me sat a big dude named Sylvester, who apparently flew all the way from Australia to attend HRRFY.
“Worth the full Seventeen hours mate! It’s gonna be epic!” he dropped a massive camping backpack beside me, which I assume contained all of his luggage.
The lights dimmed, and the production company logos started to play.
The whispering, giggling and suspense all stacked upon each other to create an electric feeling in the air. I was giddy. It's like the entire audience was embarking on a massive roller coaster.
The anticipation was the best part for sure. It might have been the only good part.
Then the movie started.
It was a wide shot of a gray, stormy sea. The waves were massive, and the thunderclouds were looming. There was no land visible in any direction.
All we could hear was the sound of waves foaming, swirling, and crashing over and over. Lightning crackled. Rain poured. The camera held perfectly still over this storm as if it was mounted on a perfectly hovering drone. A drone so resilient that it didn’t waver at all.
I thought it had to be CGI.
The shot held like this for the next few moments. Everyone sat glued to their seats. Everyone was thinking the same thing.
What’s going to happen? How are they going to scare us?
People chuckled. People cheered. People wanted to tease whatever was going to happen—to happen already.
But nothing did.
Five, ten, maybe fifteen minutes went by without any change. People started snoring.
I looked beside me and saw that Sylvester—the most excited audience member of them all—had fallen totally asleep. The jet lag must’ve gotten to him.
Then I peered beyond the rest of the audience members and saw other people snoozing too. Heads were keeled over, some people were curled in their seats, some had even spilled out into the aisle and were dozing on the floor.
I looked above the bright screen, at the huge vents in the corner of the theater. I saw a faint white gas emerging from the vents.
Holy shit. What have we been breathing? I tightened the straps on my N95 mask, and made my breathing shallower.
The gas must have been pumping since the opening credits—because how else would an audience of two hundred people all fall asleep?
As I moved my hand through the air in front of me, I could sense the thickness. It was definitely hazier than usual. I took the scarf off my neck and wrapped it around my mouth as well.
Then I spotted movement in front of the screen.
It was a tall blonde man, wearing a black trenchcoat and military-grade gas mask. Beside him arrived six hazmat suits who started pointing at various audience members.
I slunk in my chair, pretending to sleep like everyone else.
Two hazmats walked over to the front row and picked out a sleeping guy in flannel. They lifted flannel up, under the armpits and by his ankles, carrying him between them both like a hammock.
The hazmats walked back up to the stage, where the blonde leader inspected the flannel man and tapped his head. Something was approved?
The hazmats began to swing flannel back and forth, as if they were getting ready to toss him. Despite their masks, I could hear a very muffled, very distant countdown.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“One…”
The flannel audience member was tossed into the screen.
I literally watched him fly into the image of stormy waves … andfallinto them. The flannel man sank into the gray water like a rock, leaving a few bubbles and foam. A wave came crashing down. All trace of him was gone.
What the fuck.
All six hazmats began grabbing more audience members with much more urgency. It became a minute-long process where they would pick the sleeping person up, bring them beside the screen, and then swing-toss them into it.
How was this possible?
I turned slightly to see if there was a projector above me, and realized there was none. Which meant maybe there was no screen on stage.
Which meant … maybe it was a portal?
I tried to wake Sylvester by shaking him. I pinched his leg and arm a bunch.
He was out cold.
The hazmats started grabbing audience members from the middle rows now. They were emptying the whole theater. What the hell was I supposed to do?
I waited until they grabbed another batch, only a few rows down from me. When all hazmats had their backs turned—I broke into a run.
With my left arm, I tightly gripped my mask and scarf against my face, while my right arm vaulted me over seat after seat.
I had never breathed so hard—through so much fabric—in my life.
The hazmats all turned to me. “Hey! Hey!” But their hands were full with their next victims.
I ran all the way down the aisle, to the big exit sign on the left. My heartbeat filled my head. My plan was to dropkick through the exit door.
I imagined myself breaking through like some flying gazelle.
I jumped.
I angled my kick.
It might as well have been a brick wall. I fell ass-first to the ground, followed by my head. Of course the door was locked.
Through a muffled mask I heard a sneering scoff.
“Where do you think you’re going?”
Above me stood the one wearing a trenchcoat. I could see his piercing gray eyes through his gas mask.
I rolled aside and tried to run by him. He lifted a foot and tripped me without effort.
My forehead bashed into an empty seat. It dazed me.
The blonde leader bent down and grabbed me by the neck, tearing away my scarf and mask.
“No! No!”
A sweet, ether-like smell filled my nostrils. I did my best to hold my breath, but I could already feel myself getting light-headed.
The other hazmats joined in, grabbing me from all sides. Even if I had the strength to struggle, there was no escape now.
Above me, all I could see was the dark theater ceiling, and some of the light behind me from the cinema screen.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“No. Please. Don’t do thi—”
SPLASH.
I was plunged deep into cold, wet chaos. My head was completely underwater.
Gagging. Bubbles. Spinning.
I fought for dear life, dog-paddling like a maniac.
Churning. Freezing. Panic.
For a second, my head popped above the water. I inhaled all the air my lungs could muster. I stared across a vast, violent ocean.
An enormous thirty foot wave came in my direction.
My whole body lifted higher and higher as the wave approached. I did my best to tread water. It seemed to be working.
Then a series of smaller waves arrived and smacked my chest.
SPLASH.
Spinning. Kicking. Flipping.
My view alternated between the pitch dark ocean beneath me, and the moonlit night sky above.
Again I swam to the surface, popped my head out. Ravenously sucked in air.
There was a small lull in the water.
Around me I now registered the other theater goers. Most of them were lying face-down or sinking … but a few were flapping about like me, fighting for their life.
And above all of us, a floating white shape.
It was painfully bright, I had to lift one hand to look at it.
My jaw dropped.
It was the movie screen, hanging completely still in the air. It showed a dark, empty theater. The exact same theater we all occupied moments ago.
It was tremendously high, above all of our heads. There was no way of reaching it.
Then I saw another thirty foot wave come our way. It grazed the bottom of the screen.
I knew what had to be done.
***
One of the theater goers happened to be on a college swim team. She was the first one able to traverse one of the giant waves and climb into the screen.
Once she was up there, she found a firehose in the theater and reeled it out to us like a rope.
One by one, we swam as hard as we could, praying to God we could reach the rope. Everyone’s energy was sapped. Your body can only sustain itself on adrenaline and fear for so long.
By some miracle, five of us got out.
I was the last.
I climbed the rope coughing and vomiting. I had swallowed so much water that my stomach felt swollen.
When I reached the top and they pulled me into the screen, I sobbed. I couldn’t stop crying.
My life had flashed countless times before my eyes. In bubbling, suffocating visions, I saw both my parents and my brother. I saw my highschool graduation. I saw my favorite Christmas from when I was six years old.
I had almost lost all of that. I had lost almost everything.
On the dirty, carpeted theater floor, I lay with my face down, savoring the fact that I now lay on a hard surface. God bless ground. God bless this filthy, popcorn-strewn ground.
Beside me I heard bantering, hugging, the wringing of wet clothes. Sylvester was the second last to be saved, and he was particularly vocal.
“Wooooooaaaaahh!” He came and drummed me on the back, lifted me up. “Oh my god dude! Holy shit!”
I sat on my knees, wiping the tears and snot off my mouth.
Sylvester clapped his hands, held his face and screamed some more.
“Holy shit dude! That was so fucking scary! Like literally people were dying beside us. Like I SAW people die!”
I nodded, shivering in my drenched clothes. “ I know it was—”
“—That was craaaaazy!”
He laughed and stood up, patting everyone on the back. He kept clapping his hands like this was some sports event.
“That was sick! That was siiiiiiiiick!”
He ruffled someone’s hair then ran up to me with an open palm.
“High five dude! WE MADE IT! High five!
“Don’t leave me hangin’ dude!”
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2024.05.22 04:34 EclosionK2 The Horrify Film Festival Yxperience

The HRRFY.
It’s the horror movie festival where something genuinely fucked happens every year. And I mean every year.
Like, there are some screenings that unleash hordes of bats while the movie is playing. You're free to leave whenever you want, but the movie will still play for 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Other screenings hire actors to turn at you and scream at some point in the movie. You have no idea when, or how many times.
It's a festival where the word "illegal" can't even begin to describe what happens. You'd only attend if you were a young, stupid edgelord like me who was trying to prove he was hardcore to his friends.
Trust me. DO NOT GO.
You have nothing to prove to anyone. Don't be stupid.
Wait for the lamer film versions to come out streaming. That's what everyone else does. They're neutered edits but they're fine.
All they lack is the real gleaming thing everyone wants to see at HRRFY, but who cares. At least you don’t get traumatized. At least you’re not risking your life.
Anyway, if you really want to know what attending HRRFY is like. I’ll be quick and summarize the one screening I went to. It was the 20th anniversary, and I was lucky enough to get in.
***
I had signed up for the HRRFY mailing list, and joined the subreddit. Through a series of cryptic online emails I solved a sequence of riddles and was entered in the lottery for a HRRFY entry.
Lady Luck took a shine to me, because one day in my mailbox, I received a physical ticket. I had done it.
I was going.
The actual ‘ticket’ was a black USB key that announced the location of the festival the night before (which I won’t disclose here) and it did force me to pay for a very expensive flight in order for me to make it on time.
You see, to prevent getting shut down, the location of HRRFY changes every year. Some years the local police have managed to stop it, but for the most part, authorities have given up. What’s the point of arresting or charging anyone, if all the organizers and attendees actually want to be there?
Upon arrival, I had to pick between three participating theaters.
Based on title alone, I decided to go see “Many Drownings” (directed by Oleksander Gołański.) It was in the theater that was furthest away from the downtown core, which meant it was likely the one where the craziest shit was bound to happen.
That’s what I came here for right?
I lined up a solid two hours before the screening like everyone else. The entire line was jittering, just vibrating with excited twenty-somethings. Rumors flew left and right.
“I heard they’re going to force everyone to take acid.”
“I heard an actor’s gonna run in and shotgun the ceiling.”
“I heard they’re going to disappear like four more people this year. At this screening!”
Each year people disappeared. And each year the same people were ‘found.’ And yes this is the worst part, and why should never, ever, ever go to this event.
Again I will repeat myself. DO NOT GO.
No one has ever truly gone 'missing' at HRRFY in any legal or physical sense, because every missing person always shows up a day later, convinced that they are fine—refusing to elaborate further.
There are some small support groups for people who have family members who had gone to HRRFY, and came back irrevocably changed after being ‘found.’
These few unlucky people lose all semblance of personality. They don’t want interviews, or help, or therapy, or contact of any kind. And they never, ever want to talk about what they saw.
Some HRRFY fans think that these ‘found’ people were body-snatched. Cloned in a lab or replaced by a cyborg, or something stupid like that.
But I think there’s a far simpler explanation. The ‘found’ are still the same people. They're just terrified. They got shaken by something that shattered the foundation of their mind, body and soul. They got too scared.
They got HRRFY’d.
***
I should mention I had a cough the day I went. And I was worried my sickly appearance might give me trouble at the airport.
So I invested in an intense double N95 mask which I wore for the whole flight, and continued to wear even at the screening of “Many Drownings.”
It made my face hot and uncomfortable, but it still didn’t stop me from yelling “excuse me, excuse me!” as I ran to snag a seat in the back of the theater.
I always preferred sitting in the far back. You get a good view of the whole screen, and a good view of the whole audience.
Beside me sat a big dude named Sylvester, who apparently flew all the way from Australia to attend HRRFY.
“Worth the full Seventeen hours mate! It’s gonna be epic!” he dropped a massive camping backpack beside me, which I assume contained all of his luggage.
The lights dimmed, and the production company logos started to play.
The whispering, giggling and suspense all stacked upon each other to create an electric feeling in the air. I was giddy. It's like the entire audience was embarking on a massive roller coaster.
The anticipation was the best part for sure. It might have been the only good part.
Then the movie started.
It was a wide shot of a gray, stormy sea. The waves were massive, and the thunderclouds were looming. There was no land visible in any direction.
All we could hear was the sound of waves foaming, swirling, and crashing over and over. Lightning crackled. Rain poured. The camera held perfectly still over this storm as if it was mounted on a perfectly hovering drone. A drone so resilient that it didn’t waver at all.
I thought it had to be CGI.
The shot held like this for the next few moments. Everyone sat glued to their seats. Everyone was thinking the same thing.
What’s going to happen? How are they going to scare us?
People chuckled. People cheered. People wanted to tease whatever was going to happen—to happen already.
But nothing did.
Five, ten, maybe fifteen minutes went by without any change. People started snoring.
I looked beside me and saw that Sylvester—the most excited audience member of them all—had fallen totally asleep. The jet lag must’ve gotten to him.
Then I peered beyond the rest of the audience members and saw other people snoozing too. Heads were keeled over, some people were curled in their seats, some had even spilled out into the aisle and were dozing on the floor.
I looked above the bright screen, at the huge vents in the corner of the theater. I saw a faint white gas emerging from the vents.
Holy shit. What have we been breathing? I tightened the straps on my N95 mask, and made my breathing shallower.
The gas must have been pumping since the opening credits—because how else would an audience of two hundred people all fall asleep?
As I moved my hand through the air in front of me, I could sense the thickness. It was definitely hazier than usual. I took the scarf off my neck and wrapped it around my mouth as well.
Then I spotted movement in front of the screen.
It was a tall blonde man, wearing a black trenchcoat and military-grade gas mask. Beside him arrived six hazmat suits who started pointing at various audience members.
I slunk in my chair, pretending to sleep like everyone else.
Two hazmats walked over to the front row and picked out a sleeping guy in flannel. They lifted flannel up, under the armpits and by his ankles, carrying him between them both like a hammock.
The hazmats walked back up to the stage, where the blonde leader inspected the flannel man and tapped his head. Something was approved?
The hazmats began to swing flannel back and forth, as if they were getting ready to toss him. Despite their masks, I could hear a very muffled, very distant countdown.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“One…”
The flannel audience member was tossed into the screen.
I literally watched him fly into the image of stormy waves … andfallinto them. The flannel man sank into the gray water like a rock, leaving a few bubbles and foam. A wave came crashing down. All trace of him was gone.
What the fuck.
All six hazmats began grabbing more audience members with much more urgency. It became a minute-long process where they would pick the sleeping person up, bring them beside the screen, and then swing-toss them into it.
How was this possible?
I turned slightly to see if there was a projector above me, and realized there was none. Which meant maybe there was no screen on stage.
Which meant … maybe it was a portal?
I tried to wake Sylvester by shaking him. I pinched his leg and arm a bunch.
He was out cold.
The hazmats started grabbing audience members from the middle rows now. They were emptying the whole theater. What the hell was I supposed to do?
I waited until they grabbed another batch, only a few rows down from me. When all hazmats had their backs turned—I broke into a run.
With my left arm, I tightly gripped my mask and scarf against my face, while my right arm vaulted me over seat after seat.
I had never breathed so hard—through so much fabric—in my life.
The hazmats all turned to me. “Hey! Hey!” But their hands were full with their next victims.
I ran all the way down the aisle, to the big exit sign on the left. My heartbeat filled my head. My plan was to dropkick through the exit door.
I imagined myself breaking through like some flying gazelle.
I jumped.
I angled my kick.
It might as well have been a brick wall. I fell ass-first to the ground, followed by my head. Of course the door was locked.
Through a muffled mask I heard a sneering scoff.
“Where do you think you’re going?”
Above me stood the one wearing a trenchcoat. I could see his piercing gray eyes through his gas mask.
I rolled aside and tried to run by him. He lifted a foot and tripped me without effort.
My forehead bashed into an empty seat. It dazed me.
The blonde leader bent down and grabbed me by the neck, tearing away my scarf and mask.
“No! No!”
A sweet, ether-like smell filled my nostrils. I did my best to hold my breath, but I could already feel myself getting light-headed.
The other hazmats joined in, grabbing me from all sides. Even if I had the strength to struggle, there was no escape now.
Above me, all I could see was the dark theater ceiling, and some of the light behind me from the cinema screen.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“No. Please. Don’t do thi—”
SPLASH.
I was plunged deep into cold, wet chaos. My head was completely underwater.
Gagging. Bubbles. Spinning.
I fought for dear life, dog-paddling like a maniac.
Churning. Freezing. Panic.
For a second, my head popped above the water. I inhaled all the air my lungs could muster. I stared across a vast, violent ocean.
An enormous thirty foot wave came in my direction.
My whole body lifted higher and higher as the wave approached. I did my best to tread water. It seemed to be working.
Then a series of smaller waves arrived and smacked my chest.
SPLASH.
Spinning. Kicking. Flipping.
My view alternated between the pitch dark ocean beneath me, and the moonlit night sky above.
Again I swam to the surface, popped my head out. Ravenously sucked in air.
There was a small lull in the water.
Around me I now registered the other theater goers. Most of them were lying face-down or sinking … but a few were flapping about like me, fighting for their life.
And above all of us, a floating white shape.
It was painfully bright, I had to lift one hand to look at it.
My jaw dropped.
It was the movie screen, hanging completely still in the air. It showed a dark, empty theater. The exact same theater we all occupied moments ago.
It was tremendously high, above all of our heads. There was no way of reaching it.
Then I saw another thirty foot wave come our way. It grazed the bottom of the screen.
I knew what had to be done.
***
One of the theater goers happened to be on a college swim team. She was the first one able to traverse one of the giant waves and climb into the screen.
Once she was up there, she found a firehose in the theater and reeled it out to us like a rope.
One by one, we swam as hard as we could, praying to God we could reach the rope. Everyone’s energy was sapped. Your body can only sustain itself on adrenaline and fear for so long.
By some miracle, five of us got out.
I was the last.
I climbed the rope coughing and vomiting. I had swallowed so much water that my stomach felt swollen.
When I reached the top and they pulled me into the screen, I sobbed. I couldn’t stop crying.
My life had flashed countless times before my eyes. In bubbling, suffocating visions, I saw both my parents and my brother. I saw my highschool graduation. I saw my favorite Christmas from when I was six years old.
I had almost lost all of that. I had lost almost everything.
On the dirty, carpeted theater floor, I lay with my face down, savoring the fact that I now lay on a hard surface. God bless ground. God bless this filthy, popcorn-strewn ground.
Beside me I heard bantering, hugging, the wringing of wet clothes. Sylvester was the second last to be saved, and he was particularly vocal.
“Wooooooaaaaahh!” He came and drummed me on the back, lifted me up. “Oh my god dude! Holy shit!”
I sat on my knees, wiping the tears and snot off my mouth.
Sylvester clapped his hands, held his face and screamed some more.
“Holy shit dude! That was so fucking scary! Like literally people were dying beside us. Like I SAW people die!”
I nodded, shivering in my drenched clothes. “ I know it was—”
“—That was craaaaazy!”
He laughed and stood up, patting everyone on the back. He kept clapping his hands like this was some sports event.
“That was sick! That was siiiiiiiiick!”
He ruffled someone’s hair then ran up to me with an open palm.
“High five dude! WE MADE IT! High five!
“Don’t leave me hangin’ dude!”
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2024.05.22 04:32 EclosionK2 The Horrify Film Festival Yxperience

The HRRFY.
It’s the horror movie festival where something genuinely fucked happens every year. And I mean every year.
Like, there are some screenings that unleash hordes of bats while the movie is playing. You're free to leave whenever you want, but the movie will still play for 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Other screenings hire actors to turn at you and scream at some point in the movie. You have no idea when, or how many times.
It's a festival where the word "illegal" can't even begin to describe what happens. You'd only attend if you were a young, stupid edgelord like me who was trying to prove he was hardcore to his friends.
Trust me. DO NOT GO.
You have nothing to prove to anyone. Don't be stupid.
Wait for the lamer film versions to come out streaming. That's what everyone else does. They're neutered edits but they're fine.
All they lack is the real gleaming thing everyone wants to see at HRRFY, but who cares. At least you don’t get traumatized. At least you’re not risking your life.
Anyway, if you really want to know what attending HRRFY is like. I’ll be quick and summarize the one screening I went to. It was the 20th anniversary, and I was lucky enough to get in.
***
I had signed up for the HRRFY mailing list, and joined the subreddit. Through a series of cryptic online emails I solved a sequence of riddles and was entered in the lottery for a HRRFY entry.
Lady Luck took a shine to me, because one day in my mailbox, I received a physical ticket. I had done it.
I was going.
The actual ‘ticket’ was a black USB key that announced the location of the festival the night before (which I won’t disclose here) and it did force me to pay for a very expensive flight in order for me to make it on time.
You see, to prevent getting shut down, the location of HRRFY changes every year. Some years the local police have managed to stop it, but for the most part, authorities have given up. What’s the point of arresting or charging anyone, if all the organizers and attendees actually want to be there?
Upon arrival, I had to pick between three participating theaters.
Based on title alone, I decided to go see “Many Drownings” (directed by Oleksander Gołański.) It was in the theater that was furthest away from the downtown core, which meant it was likely the one where the craziest shit was bound to happen.
That’s what I came here for right?
I lined up a solid two hours before the screening like everyone else. The entire line was jittering, just vibrating with excited twenty-somethings. Rumors flew left and right.
“I heard they’re going to force everyone to take acid.”
“I heard an actor’s gonna run in and shotgun the ceiling.”
“I heard they’re going to disappear like four more people this year. At this screening!”
Each year people disappeared. And each year the same people were ‘found.’ And yes this is the worst part, and why should never, ever, ever go to this event.
Again I will repeat myself. DO NOT GO.
No one has ever truly gone 'missing' at HRRFY in any legal or physical sense, because every missing person always shows up a day later, convinced that they are fine—refusing to elaborate further.
There are some small support groups for people who have family members who had gone to HRRFY, and came back irrevocably changed after being ‘found.’
These few unlucky people lose all semblance of personality. They don’t want interviews, or help, or therapy, or contact of any kind. And they never, ever want to talk about what they saw.
Some HRRFY fans think that these ‘found’ people were body-snatched. Cloned in a lab or replaced by a cyborg, or something stupid like that.
But I think there’s a far simpler explanation. The ‘found’ are still the same people. They're just terrified. They got shaken by something that shattered the foundation of their mind, body and soul. They got too scared.
They got HRRFY’d.
***
I should mention I had a cough the day I went. And I was worried my sickly appearance might give me trouble at the airport.
So I invested in an intense double N95 mask which I wore for the whole flight, and continued to wear even at the screening of “Many Drownings.”
It made my face hot and uncomfortable, but it still didn’t stop me from yelling “excuse me, excuse me!” as I ran to snag a seat in the back of the theater.
I always preferred sitting in the far back. You get a good view of the whole screen, and a good view of the whole audience.
Beside me sat a big dude named Sylvester, who apparently flew all the way from Australia to attend HRRFY.
“Worth the full Seventeen hours mate! It’s gonna be epic!” he dropped a massive camping backpack beside me, which I assume contained all of his luggage.
The lights dimmed, and the production company logos started to play.
The whispering, giggling and suspense all stacked upon each other to create an electric feeling in the air. I was giddy. It's like the entire audience was embarking on a massive roller coaster.
The anticipation was the best part for sure. It might have been the only good part.
Then the movie started.
It was a wide shot of a gray, stormy sea. The waves were massive, and the thunderclouds were looming. There was no land visible in any direction.
All we could hear was the sound of waves foaming, swirling, and crashing over and over. Lightning crackled. Rain poured. The camera held perfectly still over this storm as if it was mounted on a perfectly hovering drone. A drone so resilient that it didn’t waver at all.
I thought it had to be CGI.
The shot held like this for the next few moments. Everyone sat glued to their seats. Everyone was thinking the same thing.
What’s going to happen? How are they going to scare us?
People chuckled. People cheered. People wanted to tease whatever was going to happen—to happen already.
But nothing did.
Five, ten, maybe fifteen minutes went by without any change. People started snoring.
I looked beside me and saw that Sylvester—the most excited audience member of them all—had fallen totally asleep. The jet lag must’ve gotten to him.
Then I peered beyond the rest of the audience members and saw other people snoozing too. Heads were keeled over, some people were curled in their seats, some had even spilled out into the aisle and were dozing on the floor.
I looked above the bright screen, at the huge vents in the corner of the theater. I saw a faint white gas emerging from the vents.
Holy shit. What have we been breathing? I tightened the straps on my N95 mask, and made my breathing shallower.
The gas must have been pumping since the opening credits—because how else would an audience of two hundred people all fall asleep?
As I moved my hand through the air in front of me, I could sense the thickness. It was definitely hazier than usual. I took the scarf off my neck and wrapped it around my mouth as well.
Then I spotted movement in front of the screen.
It was a tall blonde man, wearing a black trenchcoat and military-grade gas mask. Beside him arrived six hazmat suits who started pointing at various audience members.
I slunk in my chair, pretending to sleep like everyone else.
Two hazmats walked over to the front row and picked out a sleeping guy in flannel. They lifted flannel up, under the armpits and by his ankles, carrying him between them both like a hammock.
The hazmats walked back up to the stage, where the blonde leader inspected the flannel man and tapped his head. Something was approved?
The hazmats began to swing flannel back and forth, as if they were getting ready to toss him. Despite their masks, I could hear a very muffled, very distant countdown.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“One…”
The flannel audience member was tossed into the screen.
I literally watched him fly into the image of stormy waves … andfallinto them. The flannel man sank into the gray water like a rock, leaving a few bubbles and foam. A wave came crashing down. All trace of him was gone.
What the fuck.
All six hazmats began grabbing more audience members with much more urgency. It became a minute-long process where they would pick the sleeping person up, bring them beside the screen, and then swing-toss them into it.
How was this possible?
I turned slightly to see if there was a projector above me, and realized there was none. Which meant maybe there was no screen on stage.
Which meant … maybe it was a portal?
I tried to wake Sylvester by shaking him. I pinched his leg and arm a bunch.
He was out cold.
The hazmats started grabbing audience members from the middle rows now. They were emptying the whole theater. What the hell was I supposed to do?
I waited until they grabbed another batch, only a few rows down from me. When all hazmats had their backs turned—I broke into a run.
With my left arm, I tightly gripped my mask and scarf against my face, while my right arm vaulted me over seat after seat.
I had never breathed so hard—through so much fabric—in my life.
The hazmats all turned to me. “Hey! Hey!” But their hands were full with their next victims.
I ran all the way down the aisle, to the big exit sign on the left. My heartbeat filled my head. My plan was to dropkick through the exit door.
I imagined myself breaking through like some flying gazelle.
I jumped.
I angled my kick.
It might as well have been a brick wall. I fell ass-first to the ground, followed by my head. Of course the door was locked.
Through a muffled mask I heard a sneering scoff.
“Where do you think you’re going?”
Above me stood the one wearing a trenchcoat. I could see his piercing gray eyes through his gas mask.
I rolled aside and tried to run by him. He lifted a foot and tripped me without effort.
My forehead bashed into an empty seat. It dazed me.
The blonde leader bent down and grabbed me by the neck, tearing away my scarf and mask.
“No! No!”
A sweet, ether-like smell filled my nostrils. I did my best to hold my breath, but I could already feel myself getting light-headed.
The other hazmats joined in, grabbing me from all sides. Even if I had the strength to struggle, there was no escape now.
Above me, all I could see was the dark theater ceiling, and some of the light behind me from the cinema screen.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“No. Please. Don’t do thi—”
SPLASH.
I was plunged deep into cold, wet chaos. My head was completely underwater.
Gagging. Bubbles. Spinning.
I fought for dear life, dog-paddling like a maniac.
Churning. Freezing. Panic.
For a second, my head popped above the water. I inhaled all the air my lungs could muster. I stared across a vast, violent ocean.
An enormous thirty foot wave came in my direction.
My whole body lifted higher and higher as the wave approached. I did my best to tread water. It seemed to be working.
Then a series of smaller waves arrived and smacked my chest.
SPLASH.
Spinning. Kicking. Flipping.
My view alternated between the pitch dark ocean beneath me, and the moonlit night sky above.
Again I swam to the surface, popped my head out. Ravenously sucked in air.
There was a small lull in the water.
Around me I now registered the other theater goers. Most of them were lying face-down or sinking … but a few were flapping about like me, fighting for their life.
And above all of us, a floating white shape.
It was painfully bright, I had to lift one hand to look at it.
My jaw dropped.
It was the movie screen, hanging completely still in the air. It showed a dark, empty theater. The exact same theater we all occupied moments ago.
It was tremendously high, above all of our heads. There was no way of reaching it.
Then I saw another thirty foot wave come our way. It grazed the bottom of the screen.
I knew what had to be done.
***
One of the theater goers happened to be on a college swim team. She was the first one able to traverse one of the giant waves and climb into the screen.
Once she was up there, she found a firehose in the theater and reeled it out to us like a rope.
One by one, we swam as hard as we could, praying to God we could reach the rope. Everyone’s energy was sapped. Your body can only sustain itself on adrenaline and fear for so long.
By some miracle, five of us got out.
I was the last.
I climbed the rope coughing and vomiting. I had swallowed so much water that my stomach felt swollen.
When I reached the top and they pulled me into the screen, I sobbed. I couldn’t stop crying.
My life had flashed countless times before my eyes. In bubbling, suffocating visions, I saw both my parents and my brother. I saw my highschool graduation. I saw my favorite Christmas from when I was six years old.
I had almost lost all of that. I had lost almost everything.
On the dirty, carpeted theater floor, I lay with my face down, savoring the fact that I now lay on a hard surface. God bless ground. God bless this filthy, popcorn-strewn ground.
Beside me I heard bantering, hugging, the wringing of wet clothes. Sylvester was the second last to be saved, and he was particularly vocal.
“Wooooooaaaaahh!” He came and drummed me on the back, lifted me up. “Oh my god dude! Holy shit!”
I sat on my knees, wiping the tears and snot off my mouth.
Sylvester clapped his hands, held his face and screamed some more.
“Holy shit dude! That was so fucking scary! Like literally people were dying beside us. Like I SAW people die!”
I nodded, shivering in my drenched clothes. “ I know it was—”
“—That was craaaaazy!”
He laughed and stood up, patting everyone on the back. He kept clapping his hands like this was some sports event.
“That was sick! That was siiiiiiiiick!”
He ruffled someone’s hair then ran up to me with an open palm.
“High five dude! WE MADE IT! High five!
“Don’t leave me hangin’ dude!”
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2024.05.22 04:31 EclosionK2 The Horrify Film Festival Yxperience

The HRRFY.
It’s the horror movie festival where something genuinely fucked happens every year. And I mean every year.
Like, there are some screenings that unleash hordes of bats while the movie is playing. You're free to leave whenever you want, but the movie will still play for 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Other screenings hire actors to turn at you and scream at some point in the movie. You have no idea when, or how many times.
It's a festival where the word "illegal" can't even begin to describe what happens. You'd only attend if you were a young, stupid edgelord like me who was trying to prove he was hardcore to his friends.
Trust me. DO NOT GO.
You have nothing to prove to anyone. Don't be stupid.
Wait for the lamer film versions to come out streaming. That's what everyone else does. They're neutered edits but they're fine.
All they lack is the real gleaming thing everyone wants to see at HRRFY, but who cares. At least you don’t get traumatized. At least you’re not risking your life.
Anyway, if you really want to know what attending HRRFY is like. I’ll be quick and summarize the one screening I went to. It was the 20th anniversary, and I was lucky enough to get in.
***
I had signed up for the HRRFY mailing list, and joined the subreddit. Through a series of cryptic online emails I solved a sequence of riddles and was entered in the lottery for a HRRFY entry.
Lady Luck took a shine to me, because one day in my mailbox, I received a physical ticket. I had done it.
I was going.
The actual ‘ticket’ was a black USB key that announced the location of the festival the night before (which I won’t disclose here) and it did force me to pay for a very expensive flight in order for me to make it on time.
You see, to prevent getting shut down, the location of HRRFY changes every year. Some years the local police have managed to stop it, but for the most part, authorities have given up. What’s the point of arresting or charging anyone, if all the organizers and attendees actually want to be there?
Upon arrival, I had to pick between three participating theaters.
Based on title alone, I decided to go see “Many Drownings” (directed by Oleksander Gołański.) It was in the theater that was furthest away from the downtown core, which meant it was likely the one where the craziest shit was bound to happen.
That’s what I came here for right?
I lined up a solid two hours before the screening like everyone else. The entire line was jittering, just vibrating with excited twenty-somethings. Rumors flew left and right.
“I heard they’re going to force everyone to take acid.”
“I heard an actor’s gonna run in and shotgun the ceiling.”
“I heard they’re going to disappear like four more people this year. At this screening!”
Each year people disappeared. And each year the same people were ‘found.’ And yes this is the worst part, and why should never, ever, ever go to this event.
Again I will repeat myself. DO NOT GO.
No one has ever truly gone 'missing' at HRRFY in any legal or physical sense, because every missing person always shows up a day later, convinced that they are fine—refusing to elaborate further.
There are some small support groups for people who have family members who had gone to HRRFY, and came back irrevocably changed after being ‘found.’
These few unlucky people lose all semblance of personality. They don’t want interviews, or help, or therapy, or contact of any kind. And they never, ever want to talk about what they saw.
Some HRRFY fans think that these ‘found’ people were body-snatched. Cloned in a lab or replaced by a cyborg, or something stupid like that.
But I think there’s a far simpler explanation. The ‘found’ are still the same people. They're just terrified. They got shaken by something that shattered the foundation of their mind, body and soul. They got too scared.
They got HRRFY’d.
***
I should mention I had a cough the day I went. And I was worried my sickly appearance might give me trouble at the airport.
So I invested in an intense double N95 mask which I wore for the whole flight, and continued to wear even at the screening of “Many Drownings.”
It made my face hot and uncomfortable, but it still didn’t stop me from yelling “excuse me, excuse me!” as I ran to snag a seat in the back of the theater.
I always preferred sitting in the far back. You get a good view of the whole screen, and a good view of the whole audience.
Beside me sat a big dude named Sylvester, who apparently flew all the way from Australia to attend HRRFY.
“Worth the full Seventeen hours mate! It’s gonna be epic!” he dropped a massive camping backpack beside me, which I assume contained all of his luggage.
The lights dimmed, and the production company logos started to play.
The whispering, giggling and suspense all stacked upon each other to create an electric feeling in the air. I was giddy. It's like the entire audience was embarking on a massive roller coaster.
The anticipation was the best part for sure. It might have been the only good part.
Then the movie started.
It was a wide shot of a gray, stormy sea. The waves were massive, and the thunderclouds were looming. There was no land visible in any direction.
All we could hear was the sound of waves foaming, swirling, and crashing over and over. Lightning crackled. Rain poured. The camera held perfectly still over this storm as if it was mounted on a perfectly hovering drone. A drone so resilient that it didn’t waver at all.
I thought it had to be CGI.
The shot held like this for the next few moments. Everyone sat glued to their seats. Everyone was thinking the same thing.
What’s going to happen? How are they going to scare us?
People chuckled. People cheered. People wanted to tease whatever was going to happen—to happen already.
But nothing did.
Five, ten, maybe fifteen minutes went by without any change. People started snoring.
I looked beside me and saw that Sylvester—the most excited audience member of them all—had fallen totally asleep. The jet lag must’ve gotten to him.
Then I peered beyond the rest of the audience members and saw other people snoozing too. Heads were keeled over, some people were curled in their seats, some had even spilled out into the aisle and were dozing on the floor.
I looked above the bright screen, at the huge vents in the corner of the theater. I saw a faint white gas emerging from the vents.
Holy shit. What have we been breathing? I tightened the straps on my N95 mask, and made my breathing shallower.
The gas must have been pumping since the opening credits—because how else would an audience of two hundred people all fall asleep?
As I moved my hand through the air in front of me, I could sense the thickness. It was definitely hazier than usual. I took the scarf off my neck and wrapped it around my mouth as well.
Then I spotted movement in front of the screen.
It was a tall blonde man, wearing a black trenchcoat and military-grade gas mask. Beside him arrived six hazmat suits who started pointing at various audience members.
I slunk in my chair, pretending to sleep like everyone else.
Two hazmats walked over to the front row and picked out a sleeping guy in flannel. They lifted flannel up, under the armpits and by his ankles, carrying him between them both like a hammock.
The hazmats walked back up to the stage, where the blonde leader inspected the flannel man and tapped his head. Something was approved?
The hazmats began to swing flannel back and forth, as if they were getting ready to toss him. Despite their masks, I could hear a very muffled, very distant countdown.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“One…”
The flannel audience member was tossed into the screen.
I literally watched him fly into the image of stormy waves … andfallinto them. The flannel man sank into the gray water like a rock, leaving a few bubbles and foam. A wave came crashing down. All trace of him was gone.
What the fuck.
All six hazmats began grabbing more audience members with much more urgency. It became a minute-long process where they would pick the sleeping person up, bring them beside the screen, and then swing-toss them into it.
How was this possible?
I turned slightly to see if there was a projector above me, and realized there was none. Which meant maybe there was no screen on stage.
Which meant … maybe it was a portal?
I tried to wake Sylvester by shaking him. I pinched his leg and arm a bunch.
He was out cold.
The hazmats started grabbing audience members from the middle rows now. They were emptying the whole theater. What the hell was I supposed to do?
I waited until they grabbed another batch, only a few rows down from me. When all hazmats had their backs turned—I broke into a run.
With my left arm, I tightly gripped my mask and scarf against my face, while my right arm vaulted me over seat after seat.
I had never breathed so hard—through so much fabric—in my life.
The hazmats all turned to me. “Hey! Hey!” But their hands were full with their next victims.
I ran all the way down the aisle, to the big exit sign on the left. My heartbeat filled my head. My plan was to dropkick through the exit door.
I imagined myself breaking through like some flying gazelle.
I jumped.
I angled my kick.
It might as well have been a brick wall. I fell ass-first to the ground, followed by my head. Of course the door was locked.
Through a muffled mask I heard a sneering scoff.
“Where do you think you’re going?”
Above me stood the one wearing a trenchcoat. I could see his piercing gray eyes through his gas mask.
I rolled aside and tried to run by him. He lifted a foot and tripped me without effort.
My forehead bashed into an empty seat. It dazed me.
The blonde leader bent down and grabbed me by the neck, tearing away my scarf and mask.
“No! No!”
A sweet, ether-like smell filled my nostrils. I did my best to hold my breath, but I could already feel myself getting light-headed.
The other hazmats joined in, grabbing me from all sides. Even if I had the strength to struggle, there was no escape now.
Above me, all I could see was the dark theater ceiling, and some of the light behind me from the cinema screen.
“Three…”
“Two…”
“No. Please. Don’t do thi—”
SPLASH.
I was plunged deep into cold, wet chaos. My head was completely underwater.
Gagging. Bubbles. Spinning.
I fought for dear life, dog-paddling like a maniac.
Churning. Freezing. Panic.
For a second, my head popped above the water. I inhaled all the air my lungs could muster. I stared across a vast, violent ocean.
An enormous thirty foot wave came in my direction.
My whole body lifted higher and higher as the wave approached. I did my best to tread water. It seemed to be working.
Then a series of smaller waves arrived and smacked my chest.
SPLASH.
Spinning. Kicking. Flipping.
My view alternated between the pitch dark ocean beneath me, and the moonlit night sky above.
Again I swam to the surface, popped my head out. Ravenously sucked in air.
There was a small lull in the water.
Around me I now registered the other theater goers. Most of them were lying face-down or sinking … but a few were flapping about like me, fighting for their life.
And above all of us, a floating white shape.
It was painfully bright, I had to lift one hand to look at it.
My jaw dropped.
It was the movie screen, hanging completely still in the air. It showed a dark, empty theater. The exact same theater we all occupied moments ago.
It was tremendously high, above all of our heads. There was no way of reaching it.
Then I saw another thirty foot wave come our way. It grazed the bottom of the screen.
I knew what had to be done.
***
One of the theater goers happened to be on a college swim team. She was the first one able to traverse one of the giant waves and climb into the screen.
Once she was up there, she found a firehose in the theater and reeled it out to us like a rope.
One by one, we swam as hard as we could, praying to God we could reach the rope. Everyone’s energy was sapped. Your body can only sustain itself on adrenaline and fear for so long.
By some miracle, five of us got out.
I was the last.
I climbed the rope coughing and vomiting. I had swallowed so much water that my stomach felt swollen.
When I reached the top and they pulled me into the screen, I sobbed. I couldn’t stop crying.
My life had flashed countless times before my eyes. In bubbling, suffocating visions, I saw both my parents and my brother. I saw my highschool graduation. I saw my favorite Christmas from when I was six years old.
I had almost lost all of that. I had lost almost everything.
On the dirty, carpeted theater floor, I lay with my face down, savoring the fact that I now lay on a hard surface. God bless ground. God bless this filthy, popcorn-strewn ground.
Beside me I heard bantering, hugging, the wringing of wet clothes. Sylvester was the second last to be saved, and he was particularly vocal.
“Wooooooaaaaahh!” He came and drummed me on the back, lifted me up. “Oh my god dude! Holy shit!”
I sat on my knees, wiping the tears and snot off my mouth.
Sylvester clapped his hands, held his face and screamed some more.
“Holy shit dude! That was so fucking scary! Like literally people were dying beside us. Like I SAW people die!”
I nodded, shivering in my drenched clothes. “ I know it was—”
“—That was craaaaazy!”
He laughed and stood up, patting everyone on the back. He kept clapping his hands like this was some sports event.
“That was sick! That was siiiiiiiiick!”
He ruffled someone’s hair then ran up to me with an open palm.
“High five dude! WE MADE IT! High five!
“Don’t leave me hangin’ dude!”
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2024.05.20 02:02 Artistic-Club-1467 Where the fuck is IMAX?

Simple question. Emaina annukondi... About 13 years ago, 2010, 2011 aa time lo, there were movies like Inception, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 1), Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol etc. Movies that had been shot for IMAX. Back then, we in Hyderabad had the facility in Prasads to watch these films in their intended format. The IMAX big-screen cinematic experience had become a staple for films in Hyderabad. Daani taravaata, ye cinema aina, whether it was IMAX or not, we opted to watch it on that massive screen.
Then, something changed.
  1. Interstellar became the last IMAX film ever shown on Prasads screen 6, as an IMAX film. To this day, every single time when there is the topic of theatres and Prasads especially, everybody in the city refers to it as IMAX. The road alongside Prasads is called the 'IMAX road'. Prasads screen 6 was the third-largest screen in the world during its initial launch in 2003 and people (film lovers) had literally flown in from other countries to watch films in their proper intended format.
Last year, films like Oppenheimer, Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and EVEN Indian films such as Pathaan and Animal were all meant for IMAX. They were made - FOR IMAX. The whole point of IMAX is for it to completely immerse you into the world of the film. The IMAX screen is that massive, because anywhere you sit in the hall, it manages to cover every part of your two eyeballs, to a point where you have to physically move your head to see each part of the screen. I mean, there is a reason that it is a three-floor screen. Hyderabad is a single city, and the TFI audience is the one audience that I know who will stand by a film. Once we own a film, there is no way we will let that film down. I am only saying, why shouldn't we stand up for the theatre and the experience of that film as well? Hyderabad right now, is the only major city in India without an IMAX facility. This was all because of the conversion to digital projection. We used to get IMAX films in reels that were printed and shipped from the US (and wherever the films were made). When all these countries and major Hollywood industries were sending in massive, 11-mile film reels after printing, packaging and shipping, the costs were just too high when they compared it with digital projection. The projector that we had in Prasads was a proper film projector. A manual projector that didn't manage to adapt to the digital form. Prasads was running the IMAX theatre on a loss in the first place because the ticket price back then had to be much lower when compared to a proper IMAX film cost. All the profit they gained was from the commercial aspects of the mall like the shops and restaurants that were there at the time.
On top of this: there came the shift in location. The entire city somehow gravitated away from the Necklace Road and Tank Bund area. The main booming area of the city (for films especially) are areas like Gachibowli, with theatres like AMB Cinemas in Sharath City Capital Mall, Platinum Cinemas in SLN Terminus, PVR in Atrium, PVR in Preston Prime, and PVR Icon in Next Galleria Mall. When there are five theatres, in the proximity of within 5 kilometres from each of them, not a single one has an IMAX in them. AMB even has screens that are in the 4:3 ration, where IMAX films can be shown, in the intended size. Their screens, 2, 3, 5 and 6 are all 4:3 ratio screens which can show films that are filmed in that ratio. For example, I went to Barbie in Atrium mall, where it was playing within a box, within the 16:9 screen and then I went to Oppenheimer in AMB (to at least watch it in their screen 1, to compensate for IMAX), when I peaked into the next screen (screen 2), where Barbie was playing, The size of the screen was compatible with the aspect ratio that it was shot in - 4:3.
All over India right now (at least in major cities, excluding Hyderabad), PVR has created IMAX screens, but they are all digital IMAX screens that are 68.1 ft wide. Prasads has a 70mm IMAX screen (95 feet wide and 71 feet tall). This is the normal height of a five floor, commercial building. Just imagine that. It is a window into a whole another world. When we have a screen, we do not have the projector, and when others have the projectors, they simply just do not have the screens.
Here is the simple question to conclude it...
Do we want IMAX in Hyderabad, yes or no?
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2024.05.19 22:33 EmergencyAirline8269 Computer build

Hey guys I’ve built my first PC and am wondering what yall think and I’m open to criticism that’s how I make improvements. But my build is
. Corsair 5000X RGB QL Edition Mid-Tower Case - True White (Four QL120 RGB Fans, Included Lighting Node CORE, Easy Cable Management, 136 Total LEDs) White PC case
.x670E-E motherboard
. CORSAIR Dominator Titanium RGB DDR5 RAM 48GB (2x24GB) DDR5 7200MHz CL36 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - White (CMP48GX5M2X7200C36W)
. One SABRENT NVMe SSD M.2 2TB Gen 5 14,000MB/s Lesen, 12,000MB/s Schreiben Interne SSD PCIe 5 X4 (SB-RKT5-2TB)
.ryzen 9 7950X3D CPU
. Corsair iCUE H150i Elite LCD XT Liquid CPU Cooler - IPS LCD Screen - Three AF120 RGB Elite Fans-360mm Radiator - Fits Intel® LGA 1700, AMD® AM5, & More - Included iCUE Commander CORE -White, 12 Volts
.12 total Corsair QL Series, iCUE QL120 RGB, 120mm RGB LED PWM White Fan, Triple Fan Kit with Lighting Node Core, Desktop (might not be able to put all fans in I know)
.GPU is a starter just to test if everything runs until the 5090 comes out so it has a RX 580 for $100
. ROG Thor 1200W Platinum II (1200 Watt, Fully Modular Power Supply, 80+ Platinum, Lambda A++ Certified, ROG heatsinks, 135mm PWM Fan, 0dB Mode, OLED Panel, Sleeved Cables, Aura Sync, 10 Year Warranty)
. ASUS ROG Herculx Graphics Card Anti-Sag Holder Bracket (Solid Zinc Alloy Construction, Easy Toolless Installation, Included Spirit Level, Adjustable Height, Wide Compatibility, Aura Sync RGB) (for when I get the 5090)
. CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS System, 1500VA/1000W, 12 Outlets, AVR, Mini Tower,Black (I’m about to order this I don’t have it yet)
am I missing anything ?
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2024.05.18 21:57 LearningAlways9 Please help! 3 issues with LCD projector (EPSON PowerLite Home Cinema 3020)

Please help! 3 issues with LCD projector (EPSON PowerLite Home Cinema 3020)
Please help me understand what is causing each of these issues and any ways I could fix them!
EPSON PowerLite Home Cinema 3020. I've had it for a few years, without issues most of the time.
Issue #1: in the last 24 hours, the whole screen has turned blue — I can still see what the input is supplying but everything is extremely blue. I tried changing display settings and specific color levels and everything stayed very blue, with some slight shifts if any as I changed settings. Pictures are from when I reset the display settings.
Issue #2: for the past 2-3 months, there has been a vertical line of pixels that only show the blue portion of what should be displayed. The line is a few pixels wide and extends throughout the screen vertically. It sometimes goes away and sometimes comes back — it's present most of the time.
Issue #3: over the past 6 months or so, the edges of the screen and the edges of images on the screen are bluish on one side and reddish on the other side — like red/blue 3d video. It seems like something has slightly shifted over time and is just a little out of alignment. I could still see images and text clearly enough to keep watching stuff on it despite this issue.
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2024.05.17 16:51 lbabinz [Best Buy] Weekly Deals Sale at Best Buy: May 17 - 23 (SEGA, 1st Party Switch Games, Ubisoft, EA, 2K, Minecraft, Early Summer Sale, more)

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Arcade1up The Simpsons Arcade Machine With Riser $599.99 $749.99 $150.00
Arcade1up Wheel Of Fortune Casinocade Deluxe Arcade Machine $599.99 $699.99 $100.00
Assassin's Creed Mirage: Standard Edition (ps5) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Assassin's Creed Mirage: Standard Edition (xbox Series X) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Dead Space (ps5) $39.99 $89.99 $50.00
Dead Space (xbox Series X) $39.99 $89.99 $50.00
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (switch) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00
Ea Sports Fc 24 (ps5) $39.99 $54.99 $15.00
Ea Sports Fc 24 (ps4) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Ea Sports Fc 24 (switch) $39.99 $39.99 $0.00
Ea Sports Fc 24 (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Grand Theft Auto V Premium Edition (ps4) $19.99 $19.99 $0.00
Grand Theft Auto V Premium Edition (xbox One) $19.99 $19.99 $0.00
It Takes Two (ps4) $39.99 $54.99 $15.00
It Takes Two (switch) $39.99 $54.99 $15.00
Jbl Quantum In-ear Noise Cancelling Truly Wireless Gaming Headphones - Black $99.99 $229.99 $130.00
Jbl Quantum 360x Wireless Gaming Headset - Black/green $149.99 $199.99 $50.00
Just Dance 2024 (switch) $39.99 $79.99 $40.00
Madden Nfl 24 (ps4) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Madden Nfl 24 (ps5) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Madden Nfl 24 (xbox Series X) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Mario Party Superstars (switch) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00
Mario + Rabbids Sparks Of Hope (switch) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe (switch) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00
Nhl 24 (ps5) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Nhl 24 (ps4) $34.99 $79.99 $45.00
Nhl 24 (xbox One) $34.99 $79.99 $45.00
Nhl 24 (xbox Series X) $39.99 $89.99 $50.00
Prince Of Persia The Lost Crown (ps4) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Prince Of Persia The Lost Crown (ps5) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Prince Of Persia The Lost Crown (switch) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Red Dead Redemption 2 (ps4) $19.99 $19.99 $0.00
Skull And Bones Limited Edition (ps5) - Only At Best Buy $59.99 $89.99 $30.00
Skull And Bones Limited Edition (xbox Series X) - Only At Best Buy $59.99 $89.99 $30.00
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (ps5) $44.99 $59.99 $15.00
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (xbox Series X) $44.99 $89.99 $45.00
Steelseries Arctis Nova 7p Wireless Gaming Headset - Black $199.99 $229.99 $30.00
Steelseries Arctis Nova 7p Wireless Gaming Headset - White $199.99 $229.99 $30.00
Steelseries Arctis Nova 7x Wireless Gaming Headset - Black $199.99 $229.99 $30.00
Steelseries Arctis Nova 7x Wireless Gaming Headset - White $199.99 $229.99 $30.00
Super Mario Odyssey (switch) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00
Surge Livewire Microwatt Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One - Black $39.99 $49.99 $10.00
Surge Livewire Microwatt Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One - Blue $39.99 $49.99 $10.00
Surge Playstation Vr2 Charge Stand (sg20024) - White $19.99 $39.99 $20.00
Surge Playstation Vr2 Headset Travel Case - Grey $19.99 $39.99 $20.00
Thrustmaster T248p Racing Wheel & Magnetic Pedal Set For Xbox/pc $479.99 $549.99 $70.00
Thrustmaster T248 Racing Wheel & Magnetic Pedals For Ps5/ps4/pc $479.99 $549.99 $70.00
Turtle Beach Stealth 600p Gen 2 Rf Wireless Gaming Headset With Microphone For Ps5 / Ps4 - Black $89.99 $99.99 $10.00
Turtle Beach Stealth 600x Gen 2 Rf Wireless Gaming Headset For Xbox Series X/ Xbox Series S/ Xbox One -white $89.99 $99.99 $10.00
Ufc 5 (ps5) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Ufc 5 (xbox Series X) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Wwe 2k24 (xbox Series X) $69.99 $89.99 $20.00
Yoshi's Crafted World (switch) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00

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Anker Charging Dock For Meta Quest 2 $79.99 $129.99 $50.00
Arcade1up Attack From Mars Digital Pinball Machine $899.99 $949.99 $50.00
Arcade1up Mortal Kombat Collectorcade Arcade Machine $99.99 $119.99 $20.00
Arcade1up Mortal Kombat Countercade Arcade Machine $199.99 $249.99 $50.00
Arcade1up Ms. Pac-man 40th Anniversary Collection Arcade Machine $469.99 $599.99 $130.00
Arcade1up Nba Jam Shaq Edition Partycade Arcade Machine $249.99 $379.99 $130.00
Arcade1up Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Countercade Arcade Machine $199.99 $249.99 $50.00
Assassin's Creed Mirage (ps4) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Assassin's Creed Mirage (xbox Series X) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Assassin's Creed: The Ezio Collection (switch) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla (ps5) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Assassin's Creed Valhalla (ps4) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Assassin's Creed Valhalla (xbox One / Xbox Series X) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Astro A30 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset For Pc/ps5/ps4/switch - White $249.99 $299.99 $50.00
Astro A30 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset For Xbox Series X/s- Navy Blue $249.97 $299.97 $50.00
Astro A30 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset For Xbox Series X/s - White $249.99 $299.99 $50.00
Astro Gaming A10 Gen 2 Over-ear Gaming Headset For Ps5/ps4 - Black $69.99 $79.99 $10.00
Astro Gaming A10 Gen 2 Over-ear Gaming Headset For Ps5/ps4 - White $69.99 $79.99 $10.00
Astro Gaming A10 Gen 2 Over-ear Gaming Headset For Xbox - Black $69.99 $79.99 $10.00
Astro Gaming A10 Gen 2 Over-ear Gaming Headset For Xbox - White $69.99 $79.99 $10.00
Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora (ps5) $49.99 $89.99 $40.00
Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora (xbox Series X) $49.99 $89.99 $40.00
Backbone One Play Station Gaming Controller For Android Smartphone - White $97.99 $139.99 $42.00
Backbone One Play Station Gaming Controller For Ios Smartphone - White $97.99 $139.99 $42.00
Far Cry 6 (ps5) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Far Cry 6 (ps4) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Far Cry 6 (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
F1 23 (ps5) $29.99 $59.99 $30.00
F1 23 (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $29.99 $59.99 $30.00
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $39.99 $79.99 $40.00
Hyperx Cloud Stinger Core Wireless Gaming Headset For Ps5/ps4 - White $89.99 $99.99 $10.00
It Takes Two (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $39.99 $54.99 $15.00
Jbl Quantum 100x Gaming Headset - Black/green $39.99 $59.99 $20.00
Jbl Quantum 910x Wireless Gaming Headset - Black/green $299.99 $399.99 $100.00
Logitech Driving Force Shifter For G923/g29/g920 Racing Wheels - Dark $69.99 $79.99 $10.00
Logitech G Pro True Force Racing Wheel For Pc - Black $999.99 $1299.99 $300.00
Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020 (switch) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00
Minecraft: Bedrock Edition + 3500 Minecoins (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $19.99 $39.99 $20.00
Minecraft Deluxe Collection (switch) - Digital Download $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Minecraft Dungeons (switch) - Digital Download $12.99 $25.99 $13.00
Minecraft Dungeons: Ultimate Dlc Bundle (switch) - Digital Download $12.99 $25.99 $13.00
Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition (switch) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition (switch) - Digital Download $24.99 $51.99 $27.00
Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $24.95 $49.95 $25.00
Minecraft Legends Deluxe Edition (switch) $32.49 $64.49 $32.00
Minecraft Legends: Deluxe Edition (switch) - Digital Download $32.49 $64.49 $32.00
Minecraft Legends Deluxe Edition (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $32.49 $64.49 $32.00
Minecraft Legends (switch) - Digital Download $25.99 $51.99 $26.00
Minecraft (switch) $14.99 $29.99 $15.00
Minecraft (switch) - Digital Download $14.99 $29.99 $15.00
Pdp Afterglow Wave Wired Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One / Pc - Black $49.99 $59.99 $10.00
Pdp Afterglow Wave Wireless Controller For Switch - White $59.99 $64.99 $5.00
Pdp Rematch Glow Advanced Wired Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One / Pc - Blue $44.99 $49.99 $5.00
Pdp Rematch Glow Wired Controller For Switch - Legend Of Zelda $29.99 $34.99 $5.00
Pdp Rematch Wired Controller For Switch - Star Spectrum $29.99 $34.99 $5.00
Pdp Wired Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One - Kinetic White $34.99 $39.99 $5.00
Persona 3 Reload (ps5) $54.99 $89.99 $35.00
Persona 5 Tactica (switch) $39.99 $79.99 $40.00
Pga Tour 2k23 (xbox Series X) $24.99 $29.99 $5.00
Powera Advantage Lumectra Wired Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One - Black $49.99 $59.99 $10.00
Powera Wireless Controller For Switch - Sworn Protector $39.99 $59.99 $20.00
Prince Of Persia The Lost Crown (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $39.99 $69.99 $30.00
Rabbids: Party Of Legends (ps4) $24.99 $49.99 $25.00
Rabbids: Party Of Legends (xbox One) $24.99 $44.99 $20.00
Razer Kishi V2 Gaming Controller For Android $109.99 $129.99 $20.00
Razer Wolverine V2 Wired Gaming Controller For Xbox Series X/S - Mercury $99.99 $139.99 $40.00
Red Dead Redemption (ps4) $49.99 $69.99 $20.00
Riders Republic (ps5) $24.99 $39.99 $15.00
Seagate 2tb Storage Expansion Card For Xbox Series X And Series S $339.99 $384.99 $45.00
Seagate Xbox Certified 4tb Usb 3.0 Portable External Hard Drive With Green Led Bar (stkx4000402) $149.99 $184.99 $35.00
Sonic Frontiers (ps5) $39.99 $79.99 $40.00
Sonic Frontiers (switch) $39.99 $79.99 $40.00
Sonic Origins Plus (ps5) $29.99 $54.99 $25.00
Sonic Origins Plus (switch) $34.99 $54.99 $20.00
Sonic Origins Plus (xbox Series X / Xbox One) $29.99 $54.99 $25.00
Sonic Superstars (ps5) $39.99 $79.99 $40.00
Sonic Superstars (switch) $39.99 $79.99 $40.00
Sony Inzone H3 Gaming Headset - White $79.99 $129.99 $50.00
Sony Inzone H9 Wireless Gaming Headset - White $349.99 $399.99 $50.00
Steelseries Arctis Nova 1p Gaming Headset - White $64.99 $69.99 $5.00
Steelseries Arctis Nova 1x Gaming Headset - Black $64.99 $79.99 $15.00
Surge Dual Play & Charge Kit For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One $22.99 $26.99 $4.00
Surge Gamepad Pro Wireless Controller For Switch/pc/steam Deck - Supernova $34.99 $39.99 $5.00
Surge Grips For Meta Quest 2 Controllers - Black $14.99 $19.99 $5.00
Surge Powerpack 2.0 Battery & Charge Cable Set For Ps5 $14.99 $19.99 $5.00
The Crew Motorfest (ps5) $39.99 $89.99 $50.00
The Crew Motorfest (xbox Series X) $39.99 $89.99 $50.00
Thrustmaster Eswap S Pro Wired Controller For Xbox Series X/S / Xbox One / Pc - Black $149.99 $169.99 $20.00
Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Racing Wheel $249.99 $279.99 $30.00
Thrustmaster Formula Racing Wheel Add-on - Ferrari Sf1000 Edition $499.99 $549.99 $50.00
Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog Flight Stick & Throttle $729.99 $799.99 $70.00
Thrustmaster Open Wheel Add-on $249.99 $279.99 $30.00
Thrustmaster Tca Officer Pack Airbus Edition $239.99 $269.99 $30.00
Thrustmaster Tca Quadrant Airbus Edition For Pc $154.99 $179.99 $25.00
Thrustmaster Tca Yoke Joystick Boeing Edition For Xbox One And Xbox Series X/S/ Pc $449.99 $499.99 $50.00
Thrustmaster T.flight Hotas 4 Flight Stick For Ps5/ps4/pc $109.99 $129.99 $20.00
Thrustmaster T.flight Hotas One Flight Stick For Xbox Series X/S & Xbox One/pc $119.99 $139.99 $20.00
Thrustmaster Tfrp Flight Rudder Pedals For Ps4/pc - Black $169.99 $199.99 $30.00
Thrustmaster Th8a Gearbox Shifter $269.99 $299.99 $30.00
Thrustmaster T16000m Fcs Hotas Flight Stick $209.99 $239.99 $30.00
Thrustmaster T-3pm Pedals $169.99 $199.99 $30.00
Thrustmaster T300 Servo Base For Ps4 $299.99 $329.99 $30.00
Turtle Beach Stealth 600p Gen 2 Rf Wireless Gaming Headset With Microphone For Ps5 / Ps4 - White $89.99 $99.99 $10.00
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Multiplatform Wireless Noise-cancelling Gaming Headset - Dual Batteries - Black $374.99 $449.99 $75.00
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Rf Wireless Gaming Headset For Playstation - Black $374.99 $449.99 $75.00
Unicorn Overlord (ps5) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00
Unicorn Overlord (switch) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00
Unicorn Overlord (xbox Series X) $54.99 $79.99 $25.00
Watch Dogs: Legion (ps4) $9.99 $29.99 $20.00
Wd_black C50 1tb Expansion Card - Officially Licensed For Xbox Series X/S $199.99 $204.99 $5.00
Wrc 23 (ps5) $39.99 $64.99 $25.00
Wrc 23 (xbox Series X) $39.99 $64.99 $25.00
Wwe 2k24 (ps5) $69.99 $89.99 $20.00

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Acer Nitro 5 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Black (intel Core I7-12700h/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx 4050) $1299.99 $1699.99 $400.00
Acer Nitro V 15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Black (intel Core I7-13620h/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx4060/windows 11) $1399.99 $1599.99 $200.00
Acer Predator P03 Gaming Pc (intel Core I7-13700f/512gb Ssd/1tb Hdd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060/windows 11) $1399.99 $1699.99 $300.00
Alienware 34" Wqhd 165hz 0.1ms Gtg Curved Qd-oled Led G-sync Freesync Gaming Monitor (aw3423dwf) $1199.99 $1299.99 $100.00
Asus Rog G16chr Gaming Pc - Grey (intel Core I7-14700f/1tb Ssd/32gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4070/windows 11) $2099.99 $2799.99 $700.00
Asus Rog Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition Pro-tested Form Factor Lightweight 36000 Dpi Wireless Gaming Mice - Black $139.99 $199.99 $60.00
Asus Rog Strix G35ca Gaming Pc - Star Black (intel Core I7-13700f/1tb Ssd/32gb Ram/geforce Rtx4080) $3199.99 $3699.99 $500.00
Asus Rog Strix G17 17.3" Gaming Laptop - Eclipse Grey (amd Ryzen 7 6800h/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx 3050)- En $1299.99 $1649.99 $350.00
Asus Rog Strix G16 16" Gaming Laptop - Eclipse Grey (intel Core I9-14900hx/1tb Ssd/32gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060) $2299.99 $2499.99 $200.00
Asus Rog Strix G13 Gaming Pc - Dark Grey (intel Core I5-14400f/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx4060/win11) $1299.99 $1699.99 $400.00
Asus Tuf 23.8" Fhd 180hz 1ms Gtg Ips Led G-sync Freesync Gaming Monitor (vg249ql3a) $209.99 $249.99 $40.00
Asus Tuf Gaming A15 15.6" Wqhd 165hz/3ms Gaming Laptop (amd Ryzen 9 7940hs/1tb Sdd/16gb Ram/rtx 4070) $1649.99 $2299.99 $650.00
Asus Tuf Gaming F15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Mecha Grey (intel Core I5-12500h/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 3050) $999.99 $1199.99 $200.00
Asus Tuf Gaming F15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Mecha Grey (intel Core I7-13620h/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4050) $1399.99 $1599.99 $200.00
Corsair Dark Core Rgb Pro 18000 Dpi Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse - Black $104.99 $129.99 $25.00
Corsair Hs65 Surround Gaming Headset - Black $89.99 $109.99 $20.00
Corsair K70 Core Backlit Mechanical Red Linear Switch Gaming Keyboard - Grey - Only At Best Buy $119.99 $149.99 $30.00
Dell 31.5" 1440p Wqhd 165hz 2ms Gtg Curved Va Led Freesync Gaming Monitor (s3222dgm) - Black $369.99 $549.99 $180.00
Hp Omen 25l Gaming Pc (intel Core I7-14700f/1tb Hdd/32gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4070 Supewin11) $2299.99 $2799.99 $500.00
Hp Victus Desktop Gaming Pc (intel Core I5-14400f/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060/windows 11) $1249.99 $1299.99 $50.00
Hp Victus 15.6” Gaming Laptop - Mica Silver (amd Ryzen 5 7535hs/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 2050/win 11) $799.99 $1099.99 $300.00
Hyperx Cloud Alpha Rf Wireless Gaming Headset (4p5d4aa) - Black $199.99 $220.99 $21.00
Lenovo Ideacentre 5i Gaming Pc - Raven Black (intel Core I5-12400f/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx 3050/win 11) $899.99 $999.99 $100.00
Lg 27" 4k Ultra Hd 60hz 5ms Gtg Ips Led Freesync Monitor (27up650-w) - White - Only At Best Buy $349.99 $499.99 $150.00
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Lg Ultragear 27" 1440p Qhd 165hz 1ms Gtg Ips Lcd Freesync Gaming Monitor (27gr75q) $329.99 $499.99 $170.00
Lg Ultrawide 34" Fhd 100hz 5ms Gtg Led Ips Freesync Gaming Monitor (34wq650-w) - White - Only At Best Buy $349.99 $449.99 $100.00
Logitech G502 Hero 25600 Dpi Optical Gaming Mouse - Black $59.99 $69.99 $10.00
Msi Aegis R Gaming Pc - Black (intel Core I7-14700f/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4070 Supewindows 11) $2199.99 $2299.99 $100.00
Msi Codex R Gaming Pc (intel Core I5-12400f/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060ti/windows 11) $1399.99 $1499.99 $100.00
Msi Cyborg 15 A12u 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Black (intel Core I5-12450h/512gb Ssd/8gb Ram/geforce Rtx 2050) $699.99 $1049.99 $350.00
Msi Katana Series 17.3" Gaming Laptop - Black (intel Core I9-13900h/1tb Ssd/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060/win 11) $1699.99 $1899.99 $200.00
Msi Thin 15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Cosmos Grey (intel Core I7-13620h/512gb/16gb Ram/geforce Rtx 4060) $1399.99 $1499.99 $100.00
Open Box - Lenovo Ideacentre 5i Gaming Pc - Raven Black (intel Ci5-12400f/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/rtx 3050/win 11) $799.99 $1249.99 $450.00
Razer Barracuda X Plus Wireless Gaming Headset For Pc/ps5/ps4/switch - Black $99.99 $119.99 $20.00
Razer Barracuda X Plus Wireless Gaming Headset For Pc/ps5/ps4/switch - Mercury $99.99 $124.99 $25.00
Razer Blackshark V2 Hyperspeed Gaming Headset With Microphone - Black $149.99 $174.99 $25.00
Razer Blackwidow V4 X Mechanical Gaming Keyboard With Chroma Rgb - Black $139.99 $179.99 $40.00
Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse With Charging Dock - Mercury $99.99 $199.99 $100.00
Samsung 24" Fhd 75hz 5ms Gtg Ips Led Freesync Monitor (lf24t350fhnxza) - Dark Blue Grey $119.99 $139.99 $20.00
Steelseries Apex 7 Tkl Backlit Mechanical Red Gaming Keyboard $99.99 $169.99 $70.00

Top Deals TVs and Home Theatre

Item Sale Price MSRP Savings
Audio Technica At-lp120xbt-usb Direct Drive Usb Turntable With Bluetooth $499.99 $509.99 $10.00
Audio-technica At-sb727 Sound Burger Portable Bluetooth Turntable- Black $259.99 $279.99 $20.00
Audio-technica At-sb727 Sound Burger Portable Bluetooth Turntable - Yellow $259.99 $279.99 $20.00
Bose Smart Soundbar 900 With Dolby Atmos - Black $799.97 $849.97 $50.00
Denon Avr-s760h 7.2 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver - Only At Best Buy $699.99 $899.99 $200.00
Denon Avr-x1800h 7.2 Channel 8k Dolby Atmos Av Receiver $799.99 $999.99 $200.00
Denon Avr-x3800h 9.4 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Av Receiver $1799.99 $2206.99 $407.00
Denon Avr-x4800h 9.4 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver $2639.99 $3299.99 $660.00
Epson Epiqvision Flex 1080p Hd Led Business Projector (co-fh02) $599.99 $699.99 $100.00
Epson Epiqvision Mini Ef12 Smart Streaming Laser 1080p Home Theatre Projector With Android Tv (ef-12) $899.99 $999.99 $100.00
Epson Home Cinema 1080 3lcd 1080p Home Theatre Projector $799.99 $849.99 $50.00
Google Chromecast With Google Tv (4k) - Snow $54.99 $69.99 $15.00
Harman Kardon Soundsticks 4 Bluetooth Wireless Speaker System - White $329.97 $419.97 $90.00
House Of Marley Get Together Duo Bluetooth Wireless Speaker - Natural $149.99 $249.99 $100.00
House Of Marley Stir It Up Belt Drive Usb Turntable $229.99 $349.99 $120.00
Ihome Ibt295bc2 Bluetooth Alarm Clock With Usb Port $59.99 $79.99 $20.00
Ihome Ibtw281v2bc Colour Changing Bluetooth Alarm Clock - Black $99.99 $129.99 $30.00
Insignia 47" - 90" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount - Only At Best Buy $169.99 $199.99 $30.00
Jbl Authentics 500 Wireless Multi-room Speaker With Voice Control Built-in - Black $799.99 $999.99 $200.00
Jbl Authentics 300 Wireless Multi-room Speaker With Voice Control Built-in - Black $549.99 $649.99 $100.00
Jbl Bar 1000 880-watt 7.1.4 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $1499.99 $1699.99 $200.00
Jbl Deep Bass 300-watt 2.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $399.99 $499.99 $100.00
Kanto Desktop Speaker Stands (sp6hd) - Black $69.99 $99.99 $30.00
Kanto Pdx680 39"- 80" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount $149.99 $199.99 $50.00
Kanto Pt300 32"- 90" Tilting Tv Wall Mount $69.99 $99.99 $30.00
Kanto Yu 140-watt Bookshelf Speaker - Pair - Matte Black Vinyl - Only At Best Buy $299.99 $349.99 $50.00
Klipsch Aw-400 50-watt All-weather Outdoor Speakers - Pair $229.99 $349.99 $120.00
Klipsch Dual R50c 400-watt 2-way Center Channel Speaker - Black $299.99 $449.99 $150.00
Klipsch Dual R605fa 400-watt 2-way Tower Speaker - Single - Black $699.99 $999.99 $300.00
Klipsch Dual R800f 600-watt 2-way Tower Speaker - Single - Black $499.99 $799.99 $300.00
Klipsch Dual R600f 400-watt 2-way Tower Speaker - Single - Black $399.99 $649.99 $250.00
Klipsch Quad R30c 400-watt 2-way Center Channel Speaker - Black $449.99 $599.99 $150.00
Klipsch R1650c 6.5" In-ceiling Speaker - Single $49.99 $69.99 $20.00
Klipsch R40sa 200-watt Bookshelf Speaker - Pair - Black $449.99 $649.99 $200.00
Klipsch R1650w 140-watt In-wall Speaker - White - Single $79.99 $139.99 $60.00
Lg 4k Uhd Blu-ray Player (ubk80) $229.99 $249.99 $20.00
Lg Sqc4r 220-watt 4.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer & Rear Speakers - Only At Best Buy $219.99 $229.99 $10.00
Lg Sqc1 160-watt 2.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $149.99 $199.99 $50.00
Lg S95qr 810-watt 9.1.5 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $1699.99 $2299.99 $600.00
Lg S80qy 480-watt 3.1.3 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $899.99 $999.99 $100.00
One For All 32" - 65" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount $169.99 $249.99 $80.00
One For All 19" - 43" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount $89.99 $129.99 $40.00
One For All 32" - 90" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount $254.99 $299.99 $45.00
One For All 19" - 43" Tilting Tv Wall Mount $67.99 $79.99 $12.00
One For All 32" - 90" Tilting Tv Wall Mount $89.99 $129.99 $40.00
Onkyo Dxc390 6-disc Cd Carousel Changer $429.99 $499.99 $70.00
Onkyo Tx-nr6100 7.2 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver $999.99 $1199.99 $200.00
Onkyo Tx-nr5100 7.2 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver $599.99 $949.99 $350.00
Onkyo Tx-nr7100 9.2 Channel 8k Ultra Hd Network Av Receiver $1499.99 $1799.99 $300.00
Onkyo Tx-sr494 7.2 Channel 4k Ultra Hd Dolby Atmos Av Receiver $399.99 $409.99 $10.00
Open Box - Samsung Hw-b550/zc 410-watt 2.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $179.99 $229.99 $50.00
Open Box - Samsung Hw-c400 40-watt 2.0 Channel Sound Bar $99.99 $159.99 $60.00
Open Box - Sony Hta3000 250-watt 3.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar $399.99 $699.99 $300.00
Open Box - Sony Ht-s2000 3.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar $299.99 $549.99 $250.00
Roku Express 4k Media Streamer With Remote $39.99 $49.99 $10.00
Roku Streambar 4k Media Streamer With Remote $99.99 $189.99 $90.00
Roku Ultra 2022 4k/hddolby Vision Streamer, Remote With Rechargeable Battery, Hands-free Voice Controls, Lost Remote Finder And Private Listening $99.99 $129.99 $30.00
Samsung Hw-c400 2.0 Channel Sound Bar $149.99 $179.99 $30.00
Samsung Hw-q900c 7.1.2 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $999.99 $1119.99 $120.00
Samsung Hw-q910c 9.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Only At Best Buy $999.99 $1099.99 $100.00
Samsung Hw-q910d/zc 9.1.2 Channel Wireless Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Titan Black $1399.99 $1599.99 $200.00
Samsung Hw-s61b 5.0 Channel Sound Bar - White $299.99 $499.99 $200.00
Samsung Hw-s801b/zc 3.1.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $799.99 $999.99 $200.00
Samsung Hw-s800b/zc 3.1.2 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer $799.99 $999.99 $200.00
Samsung Hw-s700d/zc 3.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Titan Black $599.99 $699.99 $100.00
Samsung Hw-s801d/zc 3.1.2 Channel Wireless Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer- White $899.99 $999.99 $100.00
Samsung Hw-s800d/zc 3.1.2 Wireless Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Titan Black $899.99 $999.99 $100.00
Samsung 58" 4k Uhd Hdr Led Tizen Smart Tv (un58tu690tfxzc) - 2023 $599.99 $649.99 $50.00
Samsung 77" 4k Uhd Hdr Qd-oled Tizen Smart Tv(qn77s95cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black $5499.99 $5999.99 $500.00
Samsung 77" 4k Uhd Hdr Qd-oled Tizen Smart Tv (qn77s92cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black - Only At Best Buy $3899.99 $4599.99 $700.00
Samsung 50" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Tv (qn50q80cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black $1099.99 $1299.99 $200.00
Samsung 75" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Tv (qn75q80cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black $2199.99 $2699.99 $500.00
Samsung 75" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Tv (qn75q60cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Grey $1599.99 $1999.99 $400.00
Samsung 75" 4k Uhd Qled Tizen Os Smart Tv (qn75qn85cafxzc) - 2023 - Titan Black $2499.99 $3299.99 $800.00
Samsung Ls60d Music Frame Wireless Dolby Atmos Sound Bar - Black $499.99 $599.99 $100.00
Samsung The Frame 75" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Tizen Smart Tv (qn75ls03bafxzc) - 2022 - Charcoal Black $2799.99 $3499.99 $700.00
Sanus Accents 32" - 85" Extendable Tilting Tv Wall Mount $99.99 $149.99 $50.00
Sanus Accents 42" - 85" Full-motion Tv Wall Mount $189.99 $199.99 $10.00
Sanus Advanced 32" - 55" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount $169.99 $289.99 $120.00
Sanus Advanced 42" - 90" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount $339.99 $399.99 $60.00
Sanus Super Slim 40" - 90" Full Motion Tv Wall Mount - Only At Best Buy $289.99 $369.99 $80.00
Sanus Systems Table Top Tv Stand With 40" - 86" Swivel Tv Mount - Black $199.99 $249.99 $50.00
Sennheiser Ambeo Soundbar Plus 100-watt 7.1.4 Channel Sound Bar $1699.99 $1999.99 $300.00
Sharp Rp-tt70 3-speed Dual Bluetooth Turntable & Stereo Shelf Speakers (pair) - Wood/walnut - Only At Best Buy $179.99 $229.99 $50.00
Sharp Xl-bh250 5-disc Micro System With Bluetooth - Only At Best Buy $269.99 $299.99 $30.00
Sony Ht-s2000 3.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar $499.99 $599.99 $100.00
Sony Ht-x8500 2.1 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar $399.99 $499.99 $100.00
Sony 77" 4k Uhd Hdr Oled Smart Google Tv (xr77a80l) - 2023 $3999.99 $4199.99 $200.00
Sony 55" 4k Uhd Hdr Oled Smart Google Tv (xr55a80l) - 2023 $1999.99 $2199.99 $200.00
Sony 1080p Upconverting Dvd Player (dvpsr510h) $49.99 $59.99 $10.00
Sony X85k 50" 4k Uhd Hdr Led Smart Google Tv (kd50x85k) $849.99 $899.99 $50.00
Sony X85k 65" 4k Uhd Hdr Led Smart Google Tv (kd65x85k) $999.99 $1199.99 $200.00
Sony X85k 43" 4k Uhd Hdr Led Smart Google Tv (kd43x85k) $769.99 $819.99 $50.00
Tcl Q6310-ca 350-watt 3.1 Channel Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer - Black $199.99 $299.99 $100.00
Tcl 55" Q-class 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Google Tv (55q650g-ca) - 2023 $479.99 $499.99 $20.00
Tcl 55" Q-class 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Google Tv (55q750g-ca) - 2023 $649.99 $799.99 $150.00
Tcl 65" Q-class 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Smart Google Tv (65q650g-ca) - 2023 $649.99 $699.99 $50.00
Tcl Q5 50" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Google Tv Smart Tv (50q550g-ca) - 2023 - Only At Best Buy $399.99 $499.99 $100.00
Tcl Q5 55" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Google Tv Smart Tv (55q550g-ca) - 2023 - Only At Best Buy $449.99 $549.99 $100.00
Tcl Q5 65" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Google Tv Smart Tv (65q550g-ca) - 2023 - Only At Best Buy $619.99 $699.99 $80.00

Early Summer Sale

Item Sale Price MSRP Savings
Dell Inspiron 15 3520 15.6" Touchscreen Laptop - Carbon Black (intel Core I5-1135g7/256gb Ssd/8gb Ram/win11) 549.99 749.99 200.00
Eufy Eufycam 3 Wire-free 4k Ultra Hd Outdoor Security Camera With Solar Panel - 3 Pack 599.99 799.99 200.00
Garmin Venu 3 45mm Gps Smartwatch With Heart Rate Monitor - Black 529.99 599.99 70.00
Google Chromecast With Google Tv (4k) - Snow 54.99 69.99 15.00
Google Nest Wifi Pro Wi-fi 6e Router - Snow - 3 Pack 419.99 529.99 110.00
Hp 27" All-in-one Pc (amd Ryzen 5 7520u/512gb Ssd/16gb Ram/windows 11) 999.99 1299.99 300.00
Insignia Portable Air Conditioner - 10000 Btu (sacc 6500 Btu) - White/black - Only At Best Buy 299.99 529.99 230.00
Jbl Bar 1000 880-watt 7.1.4 Channel Dolby Atmos Sound Bar With Wireless Subwoofer 1499.99 1699.99 200.00
Jbl Charge 5 Waterproof Bluetooth Wireless Speaker - Black 199.99 239.99 40.00
Philips 5400 Automatic Espresso Machine With Lattego Milk Frother - Black 999.99 1369.99 370.00
Segway Ninebot D38u Adult Electric Scooter With Segway Lock & Phone Holder (350w Moto 38km Range / 30km/h Top Speed) - Exclusive Retail Partner 549.99 699.99 150.00
Sony Wh-ch720n Over-ear Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones - Blue 179.99 249.99 70.00
Tcl Q5 55" 4k Uhd Hdr Qled Google Tv Smart Tv (55q550g-ca) - 2023 - Only At Best Buy 499.99 549.99 50.00
Tineco Floor One S5 Extreme Wet/dry Vacuum - Black 479.99 649.99 170.00
Vitamix 6500 1.9l 1500-watt Stand Blender - Platinum - Only At Best Buy 419.99 799.99 380.00
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2024.05.17 14:36 HotNutellaNipple How much would my PC be worth selling for?

Bought this about 6 months ago so not much usage and assembled by a proper gaming computer shop as well. And yes they put a typo for the PSU it's 1,500 watts. Cheers!
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