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Yes I agree, depending on the driver being used a sealed box can be just as good as a ported box. What I would really like to do is listen before I purchase (as I'm sure most of us would prefer). Just don't have an REL AD that has this model, OH well........

"How can i blow up my SUB?" Always ask first and use plenty of lube........... :D:D

man that sucks :( I hate when things arrive damaged :mad::mad: But I'll offer a CONGRATS anyway cuz I know your gonna love the MA's once all is made right :D

Don't forget your Panera sandwich so you can have a tasty meal before you fall to your death....... :rolleyes:

I'm thinking about replacing my SVS with something with a bit more punch.

the green stuff....

phase two, the yard...

Been really busy as of late doing a little home DIY to add some curb appeal :)

:) :):):):) Sold :):):):) :)

I'm sure the wires are not the issue. I watched a movie with the DVD player and listened to 4 hours of music with no issues. What I have here is a bad CD player. First time I purchased anything that was "factory reconditioned" and it's likely to be the last :mad:

This is a CD player and heat is not the issue here. As a follow up I removed the RCA's and left the unit to play, it did not turn off so it's an internal problem. I also tried a different set of RCA's only to get the same result, the unit shuts down. So looks like this will be going back :(

Just hooked up my new Onkyo DX-7555 and after about 4-5 minutes of play it shuts off. I suppose it could be a bad power supply but I figured I see what others had to say.

Still use it? Yes. Still like it? Never didn't like it. Works great and allows me a great deal of flexibility with sub placement.

I can tell you from experience, remove the offending tree or you will have trouble again.

Just came across this wireless HDMI set-up. Pretty cool really and gives one some added flexibility with their layout. more here: http://www.solidsignal.com/prod_display.asp?prod=HDP100

Have a look at Rotozip as well. Rotozip + circle attachment = neat round holes :D I've had one for years and use it on drywall, MDF, tile, plywood and more. Very easy to handle. http://www.rotozip.com/SiteLanding_Page.htm

Especially jazz guitar :)

Now that's a change for the better :D

Yep, its a Coach. I know because I've paid for many of them.

Thanks, I have zero interest in DVR so maybe my best bet would be DISH. I'm pretty sure they had options for standard, HD, and HD plus DVR. Off to have a look now, thanks again :)