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Many makes of cat5 are fine if run outside...........there is really no difference in the insulation, just a tighter twist ratio of the conductors. You shouldn't need conduit..........unless what you buy has a clear jacket on it.

I can't believe I just read a review of a power cord......................or that the guy honestly believes his music sounds better because of it.

LOL ......you have a point Rob.

Me too...................love to turn off the lights, kick back, & listen to whatever I'm in the mood for..................might be the only real relaxation I get anymore.

No Mark, they are not the same. Not close. I've had my Rolex for 5 years & it keeps great time. Keeping time can only get so good. Yes, there are many watches out there less expensive that also keep great time. What you buy in a Rolex is a nice piece of jewelry along with an excellent time...

At least he didn't blow $3000 on the same stuff with a Bose label on it ;) If he doesn't have any experience with HT he just doesn't know the diff...........after you finish your setup you can demonstrate.

Rolex actually has some quality & resale value.

A wristwatch? Keep it.....................problem is you've already opened a can of worms that will be hard to close. If you really like this chick I suggest you swallow your pride, apologize profusely for even THINKING what you were, keep the watch, & satisfy your HT wants another way. Unless...

In the words of Joe Pesci ....."I guess the f*****n thing is busted". It does sound like a bad processor. Had a friend who had similar problem with a Yammy right out of the box.

Actually, the HTR-5790 is rated from 20-20kHz. Go to www.yamaha.com & you can click on the manuals for all models & compare. I think the HTR is just their lower line which leads up to the better RX-V series. Not sure as I've never taken the time to compare each & every model.

It's actually quite good. It has an annoying habit of popping the speakers whenever I change sources & has a higher input impedance than my other 2 amps. But by defeating my mains by 10db (only adjustment for mains on the Yammy.....either 0 or -10) it balances out the volume for mains to...

I can hear the difference. Plain & simple. My Axioms have a more balanced & more detailed sound with amps hooked up than just fed by my Yammy 3300. No question about it. If there was no audible difference I wouldn't have wasted any more money buying additional amps.

I have just the Axiom 60's & am very pleased. After hearing them, a friend of mine gave them a call & ended up buying the Epic 50/175. Outstanding. With the size of the room you have if I had my choice I'd go with the Epic 60/350................but all considered, I think the Epic Grand...

With all due respect, R-Loser has a point. While you may have been using cubes for a few years w/o incident, these 321 "speakers" are, supposedly, very susceptible to being overpowered. You may wish to do some reseach @ the Bose website to check on that. Also, I read somewhere that on some of...

I'm stuck in an apt. for another 3-4 months til my house is finished, I'm going to continue building while I still have the reserves. This is where I've gotten so far............... Mains: Axiom M60's Center: Klipsch sc.5 Surrounds: Klipsch KB1.1's (not pictured) Subs...

Reminds me of my place :D Don't you just hate that reflection? Nice clean job...........looks great.

The 80 watts per channel is just that.................80 watts per speaker,whether you have 2,4,or 5 speakers hooked up. In fact, it'll be less than that, especially with a Sony. So you'll be fine with the speakers you mention. You'll probably risk more damage to the speakers trying to turn up...

Having heard both I can say I much prefer the M60's.

"Rise" is the main reason I bought the CD. I remember when it got a lot of radio play...............love it. I used to play the trumpet many moons ago. Track 17 is also nice. Sounds great too.

Damn! I was just in your neighborhood LY!