BobbyT

Thanks for heads up, I love TSO. The only holiday music you can get away with playing all year.

---------------- On 10/20/2004 10:35:53 PM KiNNi C P wrote: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htforum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=197358 ---------------- This is exactly one of the other forums I was referring to. I guess I should have posted the link, sorry dude.

I know from other forums that the 1014 k is identical internally to the Pioneer Elite 52tx

For anyone who is thinking about getting a Yamaha receiver www.jandr.com has the 5760 on sale for $369 with free shipping.

O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack Sacd Folk/bluegrass A great compilation for people who wouldn't normally listen to this style of music.

After researching and doing some listening I pulled the trigger on a HTR 5760. J&R has it for $369 with free shipping right now. And considering my needs and the J&R price this seemed like the right move to make. I'm hoping that by this time next year I have a system together with RF7s and either a high end receiver or decent seperates. Thanks for the help. I'll post up next week after I get it and have a chance to listen to it.

I'm looking more at the HTR series right now due to lower cost. Also becase by this time next year this will be the #2 system. I'm looking to build something around a RF7 setup in the not to distant future.

Thanks for the replies. I'm looking to do a receiver upgrade for my current system(which is RF-C-SII with synergy bookshelves for rear duty) before building a second slightly higher end system. I've heard that the newer Yammies sound good with Klipsch Ref series but I wanted to hear from people on this board in particular.

How does the current line of Yamaha receivers sound with Klipsch Ref. speakers? And what is the difference between the RXV line and the HTR line?

Queensryche-Empire Rock DVD Audio One of the best rock albums ever made mixxed very well in 5.1 on DVDA

---------------- On 9/28/2004 1:55:57 PM Fuchal wrote: Of course, alongside the popular music, there's some great music being created today that few know about. ---------------- you guys should check out www.cdbaby.com

The Corrs Live in London DVD This is a must own for any Corrs fan, great concert DVD. The disc has DD 5.1 and DTS and is in widescreen.

Tesla-Into The Now CD rock A great Cd by a Great band that has been around a long time. They even survived the 80s . Edited:Looking at the Cd I realized it is Into The Now, not Into The Know

Black Eyed Peas, rap, CD. There is not much in the way of rap music that I like but this CD is pretty good. It's not the run of the mill punk bragging about all of the money and women they wish they had. Instead this CD has good lyrics and music and is well done.

Godsmack-The Other Side C.D. Great acoustic versions of their songs

To go along with RichardP's recommendation, I'm recommending Pink Floyd-Dark Side of The Moon on SACD. This is the best this album has ever sounded. The mix on the 5.1 track is outstanding.

This week I highly advise that you guys get Mindy Smith-One Moment More CD. This CD has been listed as rock, pop, country, and folk depending on where you buy it from. The lyrics are outstanding and the vocals are amazing. This has to be one of the best new artist to come out in a long time.

This is one for all of the classical buffs. Anne-Sophie-Mutter doing Vivaldi's The Four Seasons on DVDA. What can I say? Great violinist also conducting, great recording, and DVDA resolution. This one has stereo and multi-channel tracks. Both are outstanding.

Renee Olstead self titled CD. Jazz. Amazing voice, great songs.

For this week I would like to recommend Emmylou Harris Stumbling into Grace on CD. I guess this would be country/folk/pop. This is one of the best recordings ever.

This week I would like to recommned Lacuna Coil. A great hard rock band from Italy. They are currently on tour with Ozzfest

Audioslave

Spin 66, indie rock cd purchased from cdbaby.com. Female vocals, awesome cd for anyone who likes good female lead singers.

Spin 66, indie rock cd purchased from cdbaby.com. Female vocals, awesome cd for anyone who likes good female lead singers.

I'm newer to the forum so I hope youn't mind me jumping in. I know the forum shows I joined in 2001 but I only really started posting recently, so I'm still a newb. Right now I'm listening to Disturbed Believe multichannel on DVDA