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<font color='#000000'>I recently read the following in a letter to the editor of Home Theater Magazine April 2004 pg. 24 as stated by Mark Peterson concerning the internal wiring of speakers, when asked about the small diameter sizes used inside cabinets. What's Inside Counts ..,&quot;Inside...

<font color='#000000'>Actually I made a typo in all my excitement it is the NAD 2200 model Stereo Power Amplifier not the 2900. There is for all intensive purposes a manufacturing flaw on many of these models that causes it to be flaky, but I've figured how to permanently fix it, so it can be...

<font color='#000000'>I really like my NAD. I bought it used, it still works great. Boy you gotta give it to ebay you can find anything there. This thing really has ton of headroom..really has some b@lls It makes my hair stand on end every time I turn it on. The wife really likes it too. Every...

<font color='#000000'>I've not had much experience with Yamaha receivers. The ones I have had experience with were more of the mid priced models. I never liked that they had the cheap spring clip speaker connections for the rear channels, while other brands in the same price range usually...

<font color='#000000'>I recently purchased the newly released SACD Multi Channel Hybrid Disc - Beethoven Violin Concerto - Romances Kurt Masur / New York Philharmonic Anne - Sophie Mutter - Violin Deutsche Grammaphone 471 633-2 Terrific sounding disc! </font>

<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td> <font color='#000000'>Other's worth mention Underateds Dire Straits E.L.O. Stray Cats Blues Traveler Much of Classical music, Brahms, R. Strauss, Liszt and more Overrateds Madonna Michael Jackson; guilty or...

<font color='#000000'>RE: 3' out from front walls Yea Rip, but didn't I read somewhere where you moved them out an inch a day? C'mon man, my wife would be on to that in no more than a week.</font>

<font color='#000000'>I think many of us have to remember that we are much more educated about audio than the general public. There are many, many people who have absolutely no clue about audio systems including people that work at boutiques and regular mass market chains and if you were to try...

<font color='#000000'>Here's a novel idea. How bout try both and see which sounds best in your room. Have a partner move the speakers as you listen, then find the ideal spot based on what sounds best to you.</font>

<font color='#000000'><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"> I would be interested in hearing what others think after some exposure to audioperfectionist.com.</td></tr></table> I read the enitire two free journals...

<font color='#000000'>Dynamic headroom bears far to little attention in reviews and purchasing decisions among the masses. Amps which have lower headroom cannot in my opinion produce sound as accurately as those with a generous amount of it. During accute transitions in music and movies many...

<font color='#000000'>I want the flexibility of seperates. I already have a receiver that compares well with most of the ones often suggested here. Primarily I'm looking for &quot;bang for the buck&quot; used stereo amps around $ 250 that would probably cost 2 to 3 times as much new. I'm...

<font color='#000000'>I need your help. I'll soon be reworking my HT system. I'll be buying several stereo amps and I'm also considering purchasing a new receiver or prepro. Here are the criteria for each. Amps: Used, well regarded 2 channel at 100-150 WPC into 8 ohm Somewhat commonly...

<font color='#000000'>I think this is a very fair way to test the limits of how far the money can be stretched and love the idea. This isn't the type of review consumers are accustomed to, so I can understand any angst. Though ultimately I know that if a $450/pr of bookshelf speaker sounded...

<font color='#000000'>500w max, but what is the RMS? &nbsp; Outlaw Audio makes a terrific monoblock amp that is rated at 300W into 4 ohms for $299. The model is the M-200. I'm guessing this would do the trick. go here to check it out Outlaw M-200</font>

<font color='#000000'>Mudcat can you tell us more about your setup? Are you using 5.1 system with a passive sub? Are your amps rack mounted? Where are they from your listening position? Are they in a closet? Did you buy the amps new or used? What made you decide on the Alesis beyond the lack of...

<font color='#000000'>I think the most important thing to consider is where your preference lies: movies or music. I enjoy a 7.1 setup. Even in a small room it can noticeably enrich the movie watching experience. If I were to put a dollar amount on the increased enjoyability I'd say it would be...

<font color='#000000'>These amps were made around 1984 I believe. I'd like to hear anyones opinon on this amp. I have heard that they have problems due to poor solder joints on the output relays but otherwise are a terrific value if you can find one. Are the mid 80's NAD products as good or...

<font color='#000000'>The M-200 is worth every penny. I have three of them being used for my R, L, C Channels. It offers nice clean output with a slightly laid back feel. They are 18lbs of muscle apiece. Amps are really Outlaw's strong suit. Good luck with your sub. </font>

<font color='#000000'><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td> Actually if your receiver has an impedence selector you should keep it in the 8 ohm setting. So long as it doesnt become unreasonably hot during prolonged use. If you've been using the...