Living room, bedroom, adult child’s room, rec room, craft area. I believe we put the tv on our bedroom dresser when we moved in thirteen years ago and have never turned it on.
Wife: That’s not the only thing that’s never been turned on in the bedroom. *rimshot
A good few years ago, as part of a re-roofing job, we put a huge TV antenna in the attic. Reception is pretty bad here, so, added a (power) amplifier close to the antenna, then, when that wasn’t enough, another a little further down the line. Dragged the cable to basement where there was already some distribution to a couple of rooms. Finally, fairly decent reception although not many channels. Best we could find was a nature show on the sex lives of koalas. Actually quite an interesting topic, but no one has watched broadcast TV since.
Got rid of cable TV few years ago. I have an entertainment ctr of TV, Blu Ray, Kodi box, Roku, Apple TV all connect to a 8 port gig it switch & HDMI switcher. Using gigbit fiber broadband,. It in it’s in The den, oh I don’t care for sports. It”s Sci’fi.
I don’t have a TV in any room
Ever fewer.
No hooked up to anything televisions in the house
I just don’t bother with them
I bought two of them a few years ago planning to install them because it was an incredible black Friday thing
And then I wound up, never installing them and just giving them away
If I want video, it’s on my phone or my tablet or whatever
I think that makes me world champion in the self-indulgent category
/giphy bedrotting
The bedroom only.
Living room, bedroom, adult child’s room, rec room, craft area. I believe we put the tv on our bedroom dresser when we moved in thirteen years ago and have never turned it on.
Wife: That’s not the only thing that’s never been turned on in the bedroom. *rimshot
@NapkinEater
/giphy “Michael Jordan dunk”
The TV in the living room has not been on in over three years at this point. We don’t miss it.
We have one TV and we are fortunate to have a spare bedroom that is only used for the TV and music.
A good few years ago, as part of a re-roofing job, we put a huge TV antenna in the attic. Reception is pretty bad here, so, added a (power) amplifier close to the antenna, then, when that wasn’t enough, another a little further down the line. Dragged the cable to basement where there was already some distribution to a couple of rooms. Finally, fairly decent reception although not many channels. Best we could find was a nature show on the sex lives of koalas. Actually quite an interesting topic, but no one has watched broadcast TV since.
Got rid of cable TV few years ago. I have an entertainment ctr of TV, Blu Ray, Kodi box, Roku, Apple TV all connect to a 8 port gig it switch & HDMI switcher. Using gigbit fiber broadband,. It in it’s in The den, oh I don’t care for sports. It”s Sci’fi.