Anyone got experience with TITAN-Homegyms?

[affeman]

He absolutely loved it, he paid near on ten grand for it I think.  He was someone who preferred to train at home, me I prefer the gym.  And for ten grand that's a lot of gym membership right there, so I never understood the investment, and like I said, when it came time to move the thing it was a bastard, a quadrillion parts, shit gets lost, forget how to put it back together etc.  But yeah, he loved that thing, I haven't seen him for years so I don't know what happened to it.  He was in pretty decent shape too, not a bodybuilder, just loved training and keeping fit, he is a true lifetime natty.  Here is a pic I took of him in one of his lean phases.

Thx for the info, finally someone who knows (at least 2nd hand) what he's talking about.

To me the machine looks absolutely decent, and 6k is not a lot of money considering it replaces an entire gym (those guys aren't selling the stuff, it's just a personal trainer who has one of em in his office):

[crownshep]

I`ve had one for 8 years and its the absolute best equipment i`ve ever trained on.And i`m talking here about any brand name equipment i`ve used in 35 years of training,and i`m including having trained at golds in venice in this,there is nothing as smooth,as solid at the titan.It does take about 4 hours to put together when it comes but thats the only drawback.I used to post on the john stone website and put pics up of new exercises i did on mine and titan have added these to the latest versions,mines a T!1.Mines got the pec deck/rear delt attachment and the leg curl/ext one,also cable crossovers can be done on them.I`ll look for some pics for you.

[crownshep]

This is how looks packed up and the second pic is half the parts you get.Last pic is the leg press attachments.

[affeman]

I`ve had one for 8 years and its the absolute best equipment i`ve ever trained on.And i`m talking here about any brand name equipment i`ve used in 35 years of training,and i`m including having trained at golds in venice in this,there is nothing as smooth,as solid at the titan.It does take about 4 hours to put together when it comes but thats the only drawback.I used to post on the john stone website and put pics up of new exercises i did on mine and titan have added these to the latest versions,mines a T!1.Mines got the pec deck/rear delt attachment and the leg curl/ext one,also cable crossovers can be done on them.I`ll look for some pics for you.

Awesome man, thx for the info. Are you still using it? So pretty much with the Titan and a set of Dumbbells you're set?

[crownshep]

Use it every single day,the spotters you get are rock solid,i`ve had 8 plates a side on them with no problem,the whole things weighs 650kg,both sides come pre built and once you bolt in the middle part it stands on its own,then its just a matter of following the instruction book.And its not made from cheap shitty chinese steel,its from poland.The inventor Tomasz Szultka started off making a few bits to train at home and just kept adding to it and the titan evolved.

[crownshep]

A small section of the exercises you can do,the bench slides back and forward,and its the only machine that comes close to replicating a nautilus pullover.You slide the bench back,put it up on an incline and use the leg curl/ext at the back for piullovers.

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[G_Thang]

dont listen to the morons on here.

check out the titan m1.

home gyms have their place.

ive been training longer than some members here been alive.

it might be expensive, but the titan stuff is good.

nice. getbiggers forget it's 80% diet 20% exercise. it seems to cover all the basics.   
 

[ritch]

Must be a nightmare to assemble that thing...

[Grape Ape]

Must be a nightmare to assemble that thing...

We timed it.

It takes 1/500th as much time as Basile's biceps machine.

[ritch]

We timed it.

It takes 1/500th as much time as Basile's biceps machine.

LOL!!!
But given the superior growth from Basil's machine, I'm sure it's more than worth it!!!