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---------------- On 7/13/2005 11:26:30 AM Smokem wrote: I have a major problem in my living room with light. It's so bright that when I bought a 42" projection DLP TV I had a very difficult time seeing the picture on the screen. The only way to view the TV was to put a black curtain up over the bay window. Well the wife would have nothing to do with that she calle it the "bat cave" so I brought it back and got a 36" tube tv. Now at least I can view the tv with out having the living room look like the "bat cave". ---------------- This could be the deal breaker. I have a huge front window in my room. Lets in a lot of light. And my wife is not gonna go for a rug over the window either.

I don't have personal experience with it but it is supposed to be a very nice unit.

---------------- On 7/10/2005 4:31:57 PM travisc wrote: there is also a cello quartet that does metalica tunes as well there called apocolyptica, They do an awesome enter sandman, Ill look for the bluegrass band thanks ---------------- This sounds cool. I'll check it out.

Talked to my dealer on the phone. He said Samsung is getting ready to replace these and the price is coming down. I'm seriously thinking about grabbing one. Are these good TVs?

At the young age of 34(35 in a few weeks) I can now say I've heard it all. A friend at work brought me a CD by Iron Horse called Fade to Bluegrass. It is an a full blown Bluegrass group covering Metallica tunes. I was speechless, still am. Anyone else ever heard this?

The 4600 easily. If you want to compare the 4600 to a Denon wait a month or 2 until the 3806 streets.

Pioneer Elite DV 45a and 59 Avi

Breathe Money Wish You Were Here Comfortibly Numb I can't believe they were only given time to do 4 songs.

---------------- On 7/9/2005 4:47:39 PM meuge wrote: Fronts: 2x RF-35 - MSRP = $1000 Center: 1x RC-35 - MSRP = $400 Surround: 2x RB-35 - MSRP = $600 or 2x RS-35 - same price, but they are dipoles Sub-total: $2000 - 20% dealer discount, Total = $1600 Plus, Subwoofer: Partsexpress Titanic III 15" - $650 Total: $2250 This home theater setup will blow you away. I promise. But you're going to need some horsepower to drive it. How much can you invest in electronics? ---------------- I'll second this.

---------------- On 7/8/2005 7:03:52 PM KMyers wrote: ---------------- On 6/8/2005 4:21:40 PM nicholtl wrote: http://forums.klipsch.com/idealbb/files/Hometheater 21.jpg"> ---------------- DUUUUDE you ahve a ton of equiptment!!! What is all that stuff? Do you have a list some where on here? ---------------- Click on his name for his user profile, then click system profile. And yes he does have an awesome set up.

Congrats on the amp

I know MR McGoo has good results with sunfire. I'm sure he'll comment on it.

---------------- On 7/6/2005 4:55:15 PM kenratboy wrote: Nice. That a XRS? My friend is getting ready to do the suspension on his Miata, SOOO many choices for that car - wow! ---------------- Just an XR. I went for the gas mileage. But now I'm eyeing the TRD supercharger, must resist. miatas are the giant killers. At the auto crosses I've been to the well built Miatas eat everything. Shade KYBs are nice. enjoy.

Doug that car is hilarious

Thanks for all of the compliments. Yeah I'm not into the batman wings, stickers, and loud fartcan exhausts. Not real big on the fast ond furious cars or street racing either. Just wanted to make it look nice and be fun to drive. And I like nice cars. Be it my wagon, a carrera gt, a chevelle, a 65 caddy convertible, or a nice lifted 4x4. That's why I did it, and I'm still a kid at heart. Plus the wife said I could have some fun with it since I gave up the 4runner and jet skis for family life. You should see the looks I get from the kids who pull up revving thier engines looking to race. They get beside me and realize it's a 35 year old with his wife and kid on thier way to get ice cream lol. And yes with the seats folded down there is room for heresy speakers. The ground kit is factory Toyota. Nic, nice ride. I really didn't expect this many replies good or bad, WOW. Maybe just a couple of guys that are into cars.

For all of you car lovers out there. Over the weekend a friend and I pulled the suspension out of my Toyota Matrix wagon and replaced it with a Tein coilover suspension. Already changed the sway bar previously. I figure there's no reason why I can't have a cool family car.

I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers

for your needs put all of your money into a better 2.1 setup instead of 4.1.

Mystery Science Theater 3000

If your ever in Louisville Genny's Diner Cliftons Pizza Mike Linnings seafood Lynn's Paradise Cafe Bootleg barbeque

Marx brothers movies Don Knots movies Animal House Austin Powers trilogy, yeah baby One of my wifes all time favs is a movie called Love Stinks. If you haven't seen it it is worth a watch. Award for movie that gets funnier when you talk about it after you watch it-Napoleon Dynamite

---------------- On 6/22/2005 11:49:01 AM meuge wrote: ---------------- On 6/22/2005 10:45:26 AM LarryC wrote: I've never outrun the musical and sonic qualities of my Klipsch's by getting better amplifiers. They only make my speakers sound better. Skonopa nailed it with his "synergy" description. Larry ---------------- I have a measly set of RF-3IIs and I haven't outrun their ability to improve with better amplification either. I just got a B&K EX4420 200WPC amp and my $500 speakers sound even larger, more palpable and alive. I dream of the day when I can walk in to see a pair of RF-7s... but alas - that day is not going to be soon, since I can allow myself only small upgrades for now. ---------------- Me too. I slipped my new B&K ref 200.5 in with my RF3-IIS and they are worlds better.

I believe B&K uses Home Theater Master remotes.

Another vote for cable. Very fast.

My Yamaha did a good job of powering my RF3-IIs which is basically the same as RF35s