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Definitely not enough. At least 4" is the safe minimum, especially being enclosed on all sides.

Anything that does not draw more than about 100 watts. Your DVD player will be fine but the sub definitely not.

For $2900 more I would certainly think so.

Should have turned right around and went back to the dealer.Sound like the mechanic was playing with the volume control. How else would the front speaker get blown ?

Try Parts Express.

A stereo receiver with pre-out/main-in jacks would be a good choice.You can get a good one for around $400 to $600,leaving at least $1400 for speakers.

The Mirage is the better of the two.It would not be overkill and it reaches about 10 hz lower.

It is a matter of personal choice,not absolute neccessity.

Not any difference which can be heard,especially in your case.

Nothing more than Yamaha's presence channels repackaged.

Set the receivers crossover to the -3db bass limit of the satellites.

No, you can use the speaker level inputs on the sub.

Yes.You will not hear a difference over 12 AWG.

However with movies sometimes the director wants the sound to come from a particular location in the room.

I also have noticed it with every speaker I have owned except one. They were the old school Polk Monitor series with the silver voice coil tweeter.Sometimes new is not better.

Pick which one has the features most useful to you.

At least now everybody knows why their prices are so inflated. Someone has to pay the lawyers fees for all of the lawsuits.

To the OP From the owners manual : The red LED on the back panel will light up when a signal is sensed and the amplifier turns on. Please note that after the cessation of a signal, it may take up to an hour for the amplifier to actually turn off. In some instances, because of RF presence in...

Also, where is it located in the room ?

I have a 602 and using the absolute scale I run around 60 for normal listening.Do not worry too much about what number the volume display says.If you bump up the channel levels it will lower how high the main volume control will go.