Technology - Written by Bart on Friday, February 8, 2008 10:35 - 0 Comments

$6 Million Home Theater Makes Me Weep

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$6,000,000 Home Theater

Ever wonder what a $6 million home theater looks like? Well wonder no more. Pictured is a home theater owned by Jeremy Kipnis, a music engineer/producer. It’s got 39 separate speaker units and 36 amplifiers. The entire equipment list will make you cry (which I have included after the jump for your sobbing pleasure). He plans to sell similar systems to other rich folks like Lucas and Spielburg, but for right now he’s the only one that’s gone so crazy. I mean $6 million for a home theater? If I had that cash I don’t think I’d blow it all on a home theater. I’d buy a strip club. Now that’s an entertainment center that’s fun for the whole family. You know, if you’re single.

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