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CREDITS
The Orville - Fuzzy Door Productions, 20th Century Fox Television
Seth MacFarlane - Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 2.0
Star Trek Discovery: CBS Television Studios, Living Dead Guy Productions, Master Key Production (Production Services), Roddenberry Entertainment, Secret Hideout
Star Trek: Star Trek Picard - CBS Television Studios, Roddenberry Entertainment, Secret Hideout
Wikipedia's idea of a home cinema system - LG전자, CC BY 2.0
B&W 801 - Original source not known. If you know, send us an update.
Auratone loudspeakers - Image source unknown
Yamaha NS10M Studio - Ohconfucius, CC BY 2.0
Back to the Future - Universal Pictures (A Robert Zemeckis Film), Amblin Entertainment, U-Drive Productions
Headphones - Jecklin Float, image source unknown