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I was able to register the warranty on the SVS website no problem.

I remember my dad telling me that the company took a turn for the worse when Sydney Harmon sold to Beatrice Foods and he left the same time that Arnold Wolf left.

I was wondering the same thing. I went to Frys to buy a USB cable and saw a pallet of SVS subs in the aisle. I checked my phone for any specials and bought one on the spot. Right place right time I guess.

My Jubals are complete. My father worked at the Northridge CA factory in the 70's. He could buy a pair of speakers every 6 months at factory cost. The family has L100s, L36s, L26s and L110s from the 70's and IMHO the L65s are the best of the bunch.

I found it under" deals" Trusted name brand 12" subwoofer 500w continuous power black gloss in store only

Fry's electronics has the SVS SB2000 for $499.00 until 9/15/2019! Just picked 1 up!

Denon/Marantz To me they have the best bang for the buck. I just replaced a 16 year old Denon 3802 with a 3500. I should have bought the Marantz 5013. Deal was to good to pass up. Found out later that I needed the Marantz for the 7.1 analog input for my legacy sacd/dvda that only plays dvda over...

Picked up a Denon AVR-X3500H last night for $539 at Fry's Electronics. They also have the X4500 for $899. In store only use code 4243888 until Saturday 2/9

Question #1: What new product would you like to see from Fluance next? pre/pro and amp solution Question #2: What new audio technology are you most excited about? maybe not new but becoming more mainstream, bluray audio discs

Comfort! sound quality and durability; in that order

Its hard to get excited about anything from a company thats known for $200 5.0 systems. At the $500 per pair price point I have yet to hear a loudspeaker that sounds better than an Axiom M22

I'm sure its bang for the buck is on par with the Lexicon BD-30 Blu-ray Player!

But, I'm sure that audioquest will have a pair of $10k sapphire speaker wires with in 5 years and maybe blose will have a sapphire line of speakers.

Any one in line for the Sapphire superconducting loudspeaker wires Superconducting Wire Made From Sapphire

check out this article LPCM is not always equal to bitstream -- Engadget

it appears that yamaha is the only one offering pre outs on mid-priced receivers. I've never been a fan of yamaha, but I'm looking to update my system and it looks like i will be buying the Yamaha RX-V667 and an Outlaw 7125 amp.

Fanny Wang should be thanking m. Marketing couldn't ask for better buzz at the largest trade show.

from what I read it looks like what was going to be emotiva pro is now going to be sherbourn. so its possible that they are buying a name. http://www.cepro.com/article/sherbourn_acquired_by_oem_maker_jade_design/?utm_source=CEPWeekly&utm_medium=email

Minus the SACD the LG BD590 seems to be a pretty good fit. It has a 250GB hard drive and The BD590 is also DLNA compliant and capable of streaming video, audio, and photo files from a network-connected PC. They are around $200 now and I'm buying one for my dad for Chirstmas.

i never purchased anything from itunes, but use it since its the only way to load music on an ipod. i always wondered why the album artwork was never available for Beatles albums, i guess it will be now.