Recent content by Eric_Nathan

Thanks Ryan, much appreciated.

Some reasons: 1. The outstanding and consistant reviews. (I honestly have not heard a single negative thing on these). 2. Price (Can't beat $199 for 5 quality speakers period). 3. I listen to a lot of classical music, I've heard these are amazing for that. 4. Color (I know, silly...

There's a seller on Ebay who says he is an authorized Fluance dealer. Anyone heard of his store Oakville Sound Advice? He is selling the same AV-HTB set for $20 cheaper than Fluance is, when you factor in shipping. Here is the link. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWA:IT...

Great. Can you link me to that photo gallery? I am not sure I know where you are talking about.

** I don't need help with the mounting part. I am talking about WIRING it. Like how to put the cables through the ceiling or drywall, etc. Any info on that? Thanks!

Maybe I should clarify. I haven't purchased my projector yet. I want to find a projector/dvd player that are compatible and will give me the upconversion. I will likely end up with a 4805 or Optoma h30/h31. Can those pjs handle the upconversion?

Will an upconversion DVD player improve the picture quality at all if my projector is only 480p?

Dumb question: Why do I need these and how much do they cost?

Thanks Pat, again. :) I have to rethink this. I don't want to be spending $50 a month + equipment on a HDTV subscription if it's not going to look like true HDTV, such as that on a Plasma or DLP television. So basically, sub-$2000 projectors are typically for DVD watching and that's it?

Thanks for your responses. It just dawned on me that I might need to get a not so powerful sub woofer. I will be in a condo. Is there another under-$150 subwoofer that still is good quality but not as boomy? I hope I am making sense. Also, do I get powered or non powered sub if I have the...

If I play 4:3 stuff on a 16:9 native projector, is the quality dropoff minimal or really big? Take the 4805 for example. Is it good at 4:3?

I am so confused with this. If the 4805 is not HD compatible, why does it say it is in the description? http://www.projectorcentral.com/InFo...nPlay_4805.htm And what HD projectors could you instead recommend that won't break my bank account?

I was wondering if any of you have tried the 4805 from longer distances. Will it still have a clear picture quality from 21 feet? Is there a better alternative in that price category for long throws?

Is ceramic tile okay to have in a home theater? This will be in a 20x12 room with 9 foot ceilings. Your thoughts would be helpful.

I am trying to set up an audio system that will work nicely with my HDTV projector. I was able to piece together these at just under $800. Let me know if you see any compatibiily problems or if you have any comments in general. Thanks. DVD player: Toshiba SD-5970 with HDMI/upconversion ($122...