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I taken my step dad back in 1994 to see floyd his favorite band and mine, he was 76 years old.

On the hometheater forum there is a person selling them just thought I would post just incase anyone was looking. http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htforum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=132350

Check out the website it a pretty good read. It was built from the best of the best just the interconnets cost more than my whole system also he is powering eveything with klipsch argon amps. Boy sometimes it does hurt to dream.

I would say It was a huge plug, yoshi mated them with a $18,000 60" plasma tv and a $6,000 dvd player. Too bad he has to give it all back. I guess they have an article on the screen savers website. ART

Anyone who watches techtv tonight they are going to show the kick butt hometheater they put together. and you guessed it. It's Klipsch it looks like they got rf5's or rf'7 and and a sub. looks they now know what we all know. klipsch rules. ART.

Another great cd from Little Feat is live from Neon park it is a 2 cd set recorded very well with a large live sound stage. and some great songs I love this with the lights off and a tall drink. it was recorded in 1995 at several shows one of them being the house of blues in L.A. I have not heard waiting for columbus yet but I will get it soon as I am a big fan. I have one dvd Little feat live at Rockpalast it was recorded in 1977 and is just ok. I would love to have something more recent. Ever wonder how some people call klipsch speakers brite and you listen to some music that is recorded very well it makes you wonder what it would sound like with their speakers DULL!!! ART

Just a quick post to let eveyone know that Jethro Tull has a dvd out called living in the past. And it is FREAKING AWSOME. Other than the interviews before each track and some very minor cut seens the dvd is fantastic anyone here that ever seen Tull knows what I am talking about. The sound quality is perfect only two channel but thats fine. And did I mention that it is FREAKING AWESOME Art

mOOn The wife just bought me ELO Zoom on DVD it features 23 song DD 5.1 DTS 5.0 and wide screen Jeff Lynne sounds as good as he ever did. and is recorded very well. I also have an older ELO dvd I cannot remember the name it is at a friends house a big ELO fan he plays it allot.

I tried a bunch of cd's and they all sound bad exept for steely dan if some gets some free time on their hands please try it. I think it must of been recorded in Q sound or something the beer helps but I don't think that is it. ART

Sorry to sucker people into this thread like that but has anyone tried this or better yet is it widely known. Last night listening to Steely's Dan Two against nature cd in the dark I went through the DSP's I never use them but when party mode came on I was in disbelief I tried it before and did not care for it. but last night I just happen to hit the sweet spot that is only about a foot wide. I expected to hear the same thing from each speaker but not even close. the vocals was upfront the rhythm guitar was off to the side lead guitar was up front keyboards where off the the other side and the cymbals flew all around the room like you just reach out and touch one. the funny thing is just move your head a couple of inches and it throws the whole thing off. For right now I think that I like this better than the dd or dts off the dvd. I listend to the cd four tmes in a row with speakers set to large and my svs running alittle hot. I don't get it is room acoustics playing a role in this is it a delay in the amp. or how ears percive sound. but I expected to hear all speakers play the same thing. I tried it with a few other cds but nearly as sweet I guess that is why it is called the sweet spot. if anyone has tried this before tell me what you think ART

Deep purple Total Abandon live 99 on dvd is a total must have the picture and sound is second to none. The band is tight. I got this for christmas and thought to my self it ain't Deep Purple unless I see those rotating speakers on the stage and their there. About midway in the concert what I like to call the Steve Morse show starts and man this guy show off his talent. At the start of the show the people who mixed the DD show their names and I would too the bass is the tightest of any piece of music that I own. Live long and loud

Sorry he was mentiond. How about Steve Morse from deep purple.

I heard of all the guitarist mentiond and love them all many I have on dvd. almost all I have on cd. but my favorite guitarist is not mentiond yet and I do mean my favorite is. David Gilmore. Live long and loud

I can't belive the pats won the superbowl in our life time. Play as a team and win as a team. And what a win Live long and loud.

I don't think so! Rodger is my favorite singer BUT I have in the flesh on cd the floyd music is good but most his own material stinks. I will still love to get this on dvd and I will soon. I hear his concerts are great and would love to go to one. James Guthrie did a great job mixing the audio and oh yah David Gillmore never straind on anything and I completely with Marshal ART