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Thanks Allan and Steve :emoji_thumbsup: Steve the Sony WV700 'uniform screen brightness' is exactly what I've been waiting for in terms of viewing angle. 60 degree vertical works! BUT... DLP is exactly what I've been waiting for in terms of everything else (especially convergence and burn...

Hi The viewing situation I'm addressing is that the viewers sprawl on the floor with the TV about 5' up. The only wide screen technology I'm aware of that will deal with this kind of vertically off axis angle is plasma. All RP sets I've seen do the disappearing picture act at about 20 degrees...

Thanks Keith :)

Say, by the way, I should have asked right off the bat, how's the variable line-out? That's one feature that leans me towards this unit. I know of someone who uses this right into his amp, instead of through a pre-amp. It's an 'older' Denon model. Do you think the 270/370 would work well for...

Thanks Keith (for the inside of 5 minutes reply!). The 270/370 have the manual so I expect you are right. There's a few DVD players that still don't do CD-R, so I wanted to check :) Sanaka

I found a good deal on this CD Player and like the features but can't find whether it will play stuff I've burned (CD-R). TIA! Sanaka

Thank you both. Well that's telling that the inventor doesn't use that part of the invention either. I wonder what the heck the thinking behind 'cinema' is? Yeah I think it is supposed to be fine tuning but the dimension control is beyond fine, I just can't hear anything. This is kinda...

I've been fiddling w/ my Denon 1802 for a few weekends now, and can't figure out a few things about Pro Logic II. Anyone else find that PLII Cinema mode totally sucks? Like 95% of all the sound all the time comes only from the center speaker? It's just like the generation 1 Dolby 'surround'...

D'OH! I was thinking of cabletiesplus.com heatshrink.com is way cool! They have the glue-lined heatshrink in colors! Thanks!

If you must salvage the existing baffle then the filled epoxy idea is the only 'patch' material that I think would work, but I don't think doing that would be less hassle than a redo. If you have a router you can rig your own compass jig from some scrap masonite and $ave on the jasper. For...

Practically my favorite website of all time: McMaster-Carr For the 'mesh sleeving' try part# 9284K332, but check out all the sizes. You won't have to buy a whole roll like at heatshrink.com They have tons of different heatshrink tubing too, so again you'll have to peruse, but here's a...

Thanks Travis and Pete. Something I just read says that SPL drops 6db for every doubling of distance from source. This seems like it could indeed make for funky differential across my large area, with some people easily getting half apparent volume (~-10db, i think?) as others. But since I'm...

Thank you much for the reply Travis. Yah I guess i should finally break down and get the Dickason book - I'd love to see some thoroughly quantified process for a T-line. What is SQ? There's usually people scattered all over the floor in my listening area - would the ones farthest from a...

Well this isn't 2 feet, but how bout 8 inches, with 3^3ft. displacement! Yikes!

The "ultimate sub design" thread going on with Mr. Wiggins of Adire is awesome, but a little too awe$ome for where I'm at:D . So the 'ultimate' killer subwoofer for me considers the following: Something in the range of a Parts Express or Adire plate amp - around 250watts - with a 12" or 15"...

Good point. I will try just what you said. Thanks mucho, Greg!! regards, Sanaka

Hi. This is my first post here so please forgive if this is an old question. I'm setting up my HT in a rather huge room - approx. 32' square. Actual speaker distances from main listening position are: front L/R - 20' center - 19' surrounds - 16' Problem is my new Denon 1802 has a max...