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if your local you can bring whatever music, amp.. etc and we can hook it up and you can listen to em, I dont mind at all.. just cant turn it up too loud.. id have to check to see if the upstairs neighbor is around.. if he aint.. we can let em blast.

wow, how bout you buy my heresys and then buy me some rf7s for storage n use

They are nice, someone please buy them as they just sit there in my bedroom waiting for a new owner. But seriously if ur in the dc area and want some really nice heresys come get em. Im selling cuz I have a pair of cornwalls.

cornwalls r big http://www.allanbautista.com/hometheater/IMG_2223.JPG

any pics of the stands that you built for them?

Whatever you do, dont be the first one to get it.. unless its been previewd by a ton of review sites. Look at reviews for the samsung 841.. tons of issues, same with the denon 1910. Then again you might get lucky if it turns out to be just like it says on paper. If you can wait a bit let the brave ones buy it and see what happens. Whats your budget like? If you can afford the denon 2910 id go with that.. great unit overall and a universal.

Ive got one. Very good dvd player for the price. (I didnt wanna spend 500+ on the denon 2910 with bluray so close by) Theres a couple of running threads on it on avsforum, you should prob read thru those and decide urself. Personally I wanted something to tide me over till bluray comes out. 1080i looks great on my 42" sony.

I have my heresys hooked to my NAD 2200.. they sound great to me

Wow... these speakers kick the shiznitz out of my sf3s for 2 channel audio. Mclean/tysons area... still a fugly mess around rush hour.. thats when I try to hit the gym.. between 5-7pm.. its the biggest parking lot in VA

Thanks! crimping n soldering some new wires right now as you can see I need to clear out some space

Already picked them up.. they were in great condition, still havent hooked them up yet.. need to find space in the living room

saw that... checking them out today

Ive had pretty good luck sofar with my HK AVR 330. Very warm sound, lots of power and good feature set. I bought my receiver a little while back for 400 shipped, refurb from the harman kardon online store.

Ive often wondered this as well.. it cant cost that much to implement something like ethernet to transfer data.. im sure 100bt is more than adequate for any of todays current audio needs. I can buy a 100bt card for my computer for 5 bux.. it cant be that expensive. Id love to be able to run cat 5e or 6 as my interconnects.

I second the vote on the older nad amps. I have a 2200 PE hooked up to my SF3s, plenty of power.. very warm amp. and only 160 bux used at the local a/v shop.. later I found out it was a steal of a price