Jordan Kjome

What is it, how does it work, and is it worth it? Also, which one do you use and reccommend?

I have the 525, and I say, if you can afford it, get it! Not only does it decode and process everythng, as well as have lots of power, but it has 7 powered channels!

If you were stuck with a $500-600 dollar budget, and youre room were only 9*12, what would you get for a sub? I listen to music 50% and movies 50%, so I want something that can put out huge bass for music, and be turned down to the perfect level for movies. Also, I really dont care how big the speaker cabinet is, "I'll make room!" My set up is RF-3II, RC-3II, and SB1 surrounds. Also, how do you compare the KSW-15 to the RSW-10? Because I can find them for only a difference of $150. Does the RSW-10 really put out huge, "loud and relatively low bass", enough to please me in my small room? Thanks

So, should I burn in my new RF-3II's? I am unpacking them tommorrow and should know before I do something I shouldnt.

Hey, just to let you know, the AVR 525 reciever is great!! I just got mine about a week ago, and its amazing. Good luck!

Yeah, I thought I was lucky to be getting the RF-3 II's at my age!

Does anybody know the difference between Harman/Kardon's 2 DVD players, the DVD 25 and the DVD 101?

Also, I took one of the satelites and connected it to my center out on my reciever, "since I dont have my new RC-3 yet". As long as I dont turn up the volume too high, will this little speaker handle the different power source? It has worked great so far. Oh and my reciever is a Harman/Kardon AVR 525, "70W by 7"

On my ProMedia 4.1 Subwoofer I connected the miniplug for the front speakers to a Miniplug to RCA adapter, then with an RCA cable to the sub preamp output on my reciever. Will this harm my sub in any way? "i am only using it for my main sub for the time being, and no speakers are connected to the outputs on back, later i will get an RSW-12" It seem to work great though.