[gordon.hunter]

Hi all,

I am looking to undertake a little project in my living room. I have recently acquired a Pioneer PDP-LX5090H. Its currently sittings on its stand atop a coffee table. It only has a HDX1000 media box connected at present.

My end result is that I want it neatly wall mounted and I want my Xbox, PS3, HDX1000 media box and soon to be fitted Sky+ HD in a nearby cupboard and out of the way.

Cupboard contains shelving that I installed when I first moved in. Also has master telephone socket i.e. for the Sky+ HD. However it currently has no power sockets although the cupboard is conveniently location for the properties circuit breaker, main wiring etc is so thats handy as I will be able to spur sockets from that.

I am currently try to source either a Pioneer PDK-WT02 (Angled wall bracket) or a Pioneer PDK-WM02 (non-angled wall bracket). I am not sure what would be better and my decision will largely be dictated by price since a little research indicates the angled one is £318 and the non-angled around £120. However these seem to be in short supply (as are the plasmas themselves). Is there alternatives available that will correctly fit the Pioneer PDP-LX5090H or do I have to go with the proprietary one?

I like to start with the end result therefore I want to control all four devices in the cupboard using their respective remotes via one infra-red (IR) eye mounted either flush with the wall in the living room or neatly attached / clipped onto the TV itself. This will receive the signal and at the other end will be a series of emitters controlling the four devices.

See Hidden Infrared System IR Repeater IR Emitters Extender on eBay (end time 20-Nov-09 19:22:10 GMT)

However are there better versions of the aforementioned?

I would also be looking for an HDMI wall plate for the living room and in the cupboard.

Any comments or advice, feel free. This is a big undertaking for me but I wanna do it right.

Thanks.

[Bodgit]

Keene Electronics do various IR control systems,they should have something to suit, I'm hoping to use one of their systems to control all my kit located in a garage in an data rack.

[Kenny Glasgow]

the Keene extender works really well