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How can you already have your stimulus package?:confused: My letter said they wouldn't even start sending them out until sometime next month.

Oh. I haven't seen that one, which is why I didn't recognize the reference.

NCFOM?:confused:

Now that was funny!:p

I got that concept from What HiFi. Since they are the ones who gave the Cambridge system its well-deserved 5-star review (in which they emphasized the fact that the speakers and electronics were designed together as a system), I am inclined to take their word for it. (It was also through them...

If I ever upgrade, it will be to Mordaunt Short bookshelves. I have just learned that they are the "sister" company to Cambridge Audio, and should therefore share the same awesome engineering as the S30s, as well as the perfect synergy with CA electronics.

I told you "no details", horndog.:D

The B&Ws comparable in price to the Axioms would be the 600 series. This is also their best bang/buck line. The others are better if price is no object, but a lot more expensive.

http://www.cambridgeaudio.com/summary.php?PID=213&Title=S30+loudspeaker Edit: the URL that I cut/pasted should have created a direct link. Instead, it only goes as far as the CA homepage.

I use direct mode. My integrated does not have eq (nor would I want it to, as this is a purist music system.) If I did use the tone control, it would only effect part of the bass spectrum (and not necessarily the part that my room needs.)

I am not feeding you horndogs with details, but I will say it went very well.:)

In math we have something called the transitive property. Here is how it works in this case: Method Man=rap, rap=suck, therefore Method Man=suck.:D

That whole CD is fantastic. (How the heck did you manage 37 beers without being in a coma?:eek:)

I have only ever seen speaker stands sold in pairs. I suppose somebody might sell a single stand for a center, but I wouldn't know where.

After this wekend's A/B test, I find that I still prefer my Cambridge S30s (in spite of the fact that the Def Tech BP10Bs cost 4X as much and extend fully 35Hz deeper.) Def Techs are very good speakers, but the CAs are awesome!:cool: (Note: part of it was that the DTs have too much bass for...

The simple fact is that Def Tech makes excellent speakers (whether judged in absolute terms or relative to price.) People who put them down don't make any sense. Is it just snobbery? Is it that they have a different brand that they are afraid Def Tech will make look bad? Certainly nobody who has...

In that case, you must not be aware of any. Their cabinets are extremely solid and well built. Minimizing cabinet resonance is one of their design goals and, just like their other design goals, they achieved it.

Funny titles and/or lyrics make me laugh, but it is the overall sound that puts me in a good mood. All the songs I listed make me dance, play air guitar, or just jump around.

34", actually.:) Kind of a moot point anyway, since none of the TV series I watch on DVD (almost all I watch these days) are on Blu Ray.

I doubt that I will ever get Blu Ray. Standard DVD is good enough for me.