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Definitely grey, the balboa most is fairly neutral and the escarpment is grey which lends itself to the balbo mist.

Balboa Mist for the main walls balboa mist OC-27 Paint - Benjamin Moore balboa mist Paint Colour Details and Escarpment for the back accent wall escarpment CC-518 Paint - Benjamin Moore escarpment Paint Colour Details

I absolutely love my system, the only complaint I have is my TV is too small. 60" just doesn't cut it. I plan on getting an 85" in the near future. The SVS PB13 Ultra is a beast, I would love to get a 2nd one just to balance everything out. The single sub provides more then enough for the...

Have a look at page 4, there is a photo facing the back of my room. The rears are placed as far back as possible, they sit about 2.5' back from my sitting position. As for adding effects, it's awesome! Nothing better then hearing something fly right over your head, it's awesome! I'm typing from...

Took a new photo tonight. Did a little editing to make it look a little more fun.

I'm not sure where the company that did my wire install purchased them from. Have you tried HDMI Cable, Home Theater Accessories, HDMI Products, Cables, Adapters, Video/Audio Switch, Networking, USB, Firewire, Printer Toner, and more! - Monoprice.com

Just wondering.

Same here, I demoed the Studio 100's and was not impressed at all. Very flat, almost tinny sounding. Some people love them but I feel you need to demo multiple brands, and demo them all using the equipment you will be using to run them, thats key! I demoed Paradigm, Focal, B&W, James...

I know Audioholics has a list of subwoofers they have tested, but at one time I recall someone posting a link to another website that was strictly a site compiled of subwoofer tests. Does anyone have that handy? Thanks, Brad.

Your sub is set too high then, turn your sub down to -15 and run it again. Your receiver is saying it's too loud right now and is trying to compensate by turning it way down.

What did your receiver set it to after running Audessey?

When I talked to Ed Mullen about mine he suggested setting the sub power to -10 , HZ at 20 and leave all other settings off. Then run Audessey. I suggest using all 12 positions with Audessey when doing the calibration.

Watched it Saturday on Apple TV, awesome movie! The LFE tracks were insane! Shook my whole house, haha.

I ended up purchasing the SVS. See here http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/subwoofers/85426-arrived.html

Has anyone seen it yet? I'm really looking forward to seeing this at the Theater with my daughter. I've read some amazing reviews by the public.

If you want a movie with some great LFE through out the movie, check out Oz The Great and Powerful. Cute movie with some crazy LFE tracks. Oz the Great and Powerful (2013) - IMDb

Any band, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, CCR, Aerosmith, Led Zepplin, Queen. Dynamic sound for the win. You want natural flat boring sound, have your significant other sing to you...LOL

Can you imagine watching a movie like The Avengers or Star Trek if it was live? LOL, it would sound horrible. It would be flat and boring, there is a reason for technology, its to enhance the experience. There is a reason why blockbuster movies make millions and even billions and live theater...

I love my Klipsch RF-7 II's, crisp clean sound, and what seems like unlimited headroom. What I find funny is the guys who always talk about real sound, or natural sound, and yet where do you hear music like that? Music concerts, and Movies all use big horned speakers to bellow out the sound...

What I find funny is that all these AVR manufactureres who have Audyssey built into their recievers haven't developed a system that allows the AVR and Audyssey to communicate with each other properly.