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Yamaha is a Japanese company, but who knows now a days were things are made and assembled anymore. I would say most likely it would be Japan. Mr.T

RaT, obviously you're correct in your statement in praising his knoldge, but after you see my face you'll change your mind. Mr.T

RBloom, if this receiver has only two channels A+B, it has to be real old. I personally would start saving money for a new one, instead of investing money on a subwoofer now that you might won't like it any longer when you're ready to buy a new system. Don't forget Christmas is around the...

Djoxy, what you have said it's true and it makes a lot of sense. Although I never mentioned "Computer Industry" I always ment consumer products for the general public. Those 2 lines statement about computer industry was actually made by "BMXTRIX before my thread. It's evidente that your...

Agree with Jazz. The Denon DVD-3910 is the way to go. www.shopping.com/xPF-DVD_3910 www.ecost.com/ecost/shop/detail.asp?action=detail&dpno=417704#scroll Mr.T

Sorry Vancouver, I don't know anyone out there. We work in the try state area - New York - New Jersey - Cunnecticut. Mr.T

Djoxy, you have to learn to calm down, it's only a conversation forum, not a gladiator's arena. We're talking about PC Laptops and desktops here, not Apple computers. Of course we all know that Apple is a pioneer in computer technology and multimedia interaction in their apple computers and...

Our company does a lot of Plasma installations, especially in new constructions. We mostly use Peerless and Chief wall brackets. The Peerless PLA series is probably the best for this kind of installations and we use a lot of chief ceiling brackets for LCD/DLP projectors. The PLA Peerless...

The one thing you can count on is the computer industry completely ignoring the A/V industry and everyone developing different things. Except Sony. Sony was the first company to start interacting A/V into their Vaio laptops and desktops, with large capacity Hard drives and even capture cards...

www.hdmi.org www.pacificcable.com/HDMI_Tutorial.htm No body knows what the future will bring, now they're using HDMI interfaces, tomorrow it could be something else. Who knows! Nothing is settled yet with digital interfaces, one think I know for sure though is, that the 16:9 aspect ratio for...

Try to isolate the problem by borrowing a sub from a friend. You might have an internal problem with your sub, regardless of what Circuit City tells you. There is a good chance that something is wrong with the internal amplifier of your subwoofer, a bad filter capacitor could very well cause...

Try a PDF Review of this unit: www.audiomedia.com/archive/reviews/us-0599/us-0599-sabine/us-0599-sabine.pdf If interested and the price is Kosher to you, you can buy this Sabine GRQ-3102 from www.bhphotovideo.com for $ 999.95 Mr.T

mtrycrafts, if denon thought that an SPL meter would have worked just as good or better than the plug in mic to do the surround sound set up, don't you think denon would have offered it's customers an SPL meter instead of a mic? Mr.T

What's up Jason? I'll bet you have an answer for Warnerwh, come on spill it out, instead to be negatively :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: judgemental. Mr.T

Hey Eric, you can come over my house and improve my multimedia room anytime. Good Luck to you, it's beautiful Mr.T

I think he means electrical sleeves to run wire thru it: www.hilec.com/cgi-bin/store/commerce.cgi If electrical flexable PVC sleeves is what you're looking for, you'll find it by large electrical supply companies. Mr.T

Duffinator, how many friends of his could possibly need this allignment? I am not saying that your advice is wrong, but it is unwise, because there are a lot of different kind of condenser mics out there, they all have different kind of transducers, some are excellent, some leave a lot to be...

Vancouver, I agree with BMX you'll find a ton of information on DLP (Digital Light Processing) on Google.com and comparisons with Plasma and LCD on: www.plasmatvbuyingguide.com Mr.T

After buying one of the most sofisticated/hawsome receiver, it doesn't make sense to add a piece of junk microphone to do your surround sound allignment, besides you'll never know if it's going to work the way it should, untill you'll bring it home and try. I recommend you spend the $ 65 for...

You might want to call this company to see if they're telling people the thruth or not. They show on the web as a stock item. www.shopping.com/xFS?KW=yamaha+RX-V2500 Good luck!! Mr.T