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D9 definitely had a good amount of camera shake, but it stopped short of annoying me. Unlike Cloverfield, which I could not stand. It just had wayyyy to much camera shake. D9 was OK, but nothing great. It just didn't explore so many little things. I think D9 would make a better TV show...

Evil Dead Evil Dead 2 Army of Darkness I think I've seen each one about 10 times.

I think a mistake some make, is they replace their older high end reciever, with a $400 low end receiver, just because the new low end receiver can play Master Audio or True HD. Frankly, if you have a high end old receiver, and are listening to DD5.1 and DTS over optical, then buy a lower end...

Here they are complete, with the black felt glued onto the sides.

To go along with the Sub Trap I built, I also built two Speaker Stands, which are basically bass traps. I'm going to use these for the surround speakers, they will be in the back corners of the room. Hopefully these will be even more effective as a bass trap as my Sub trap. BTW, no they...

Well, I got this thing home (i built it at work). I decided to play a few songs first, with the sub on the ground as it was. Then I lifted it up and slid my new subtrap under it, and played the same songs. Now, I don't know if just raising it up did the trick, or if the two tube cores...

OK, here are some pics of my new SubTrap. Its pretty much a copy of the one they have for around $500. I don't know how well its going to work, but what the heck, I needed a stand for my sub anyway.

Here is what I'm building: http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_12_2/images/asc-subtrap-wide-view.jpg http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_12_2/images/asc-subtrap-diagram-2.jpg http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_12_2/images/asc-subtrap-front-main.jpg Basically its a 3/4" Plywood Box...

I'm building my own Subtrap box for my sub, and I've got all the plywood ready, and I'm just about going to assemble the thing. But I was wondering, what should I put inside of it????? I have plenty of your typical pink insulation, and I could just fill the entire box with that, then seal it...

My PL-200 arrived today. It is replacing 2 Yamaha 10" Subs that I had in each corner of the front. The Yamahas were only 50W RMS each. I placed my new PL-200 in the front between my left and right mains, and tried it out. The thing Already blows the doors off of my 2 old Yamahas, and thats...

The total, shipped to me, was $329. The PA120 was $229, and the H100 was $259, but after reading the specs, and then calling Sound Distributors and asking their opinion, I opted for the PL-200. BTW, I was considering the A2-300, but 3 things caused me to hesitate: 1)The thing looks pretty...

This is the sub I finally decided on, its supposed to be a notch above the PA-120 and the H-100 in terms of power, sound quality and the fit and finish, so I guess we'll see. # Frequency Response: 22Hz - 200Hz, adjustable crossover & volume controls. # Sensitivity: 110dB @ 30Hz #...

Frys seems to be letting me down these past few weeks.

Frys currently has a 60" LG 1080p Plasma, that is THX certified for only $1500. Unbelievable price for a great set.

Can't say I've seen the Bluray, but I am very very sorry that I've seen the movie at the theaters.

I agree this truly is a must own.

I'm in the mood for a new sub, but am having a hard time trying to find reviews for subs I'm looking at. From all I can gather, Unless I want to spend $500 plus on a sub, which I don't, I basically have no other choice but a, PA-120 or a BIC F12 or H100. The Problem I have with the PA and...