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Most audio recording software should have an option to record in mono; if you can find an option for that you won't have to buy anything. Otherwise you need to buy an audio Y-adaptor, 1 male to 2 female to get the mono sound from the VCR to play on both channels, or a new VCR if you want stereo.

The SGC2C release date is now tenatively set at November 18th, according to Adult Swim. It's season one and the first half of season two.

The tenative date for the DVD is 11/04/03. I know this is going to be my new demo DVD for video. :)

I probably should have pointed that out before I got anyone's hopes up :) But I think $560 is quite reasonable for a pair of these.

BrandNamez just got some AR9s in stock: http://brandnamez.com/merchant.ihtml...&AffNo=8799243 I just bought a pair there; $280 is a pretty good price as well. I got an AR2C last fall, planning to build a hi-res system at a leisurely pace, now I have to grab everything while I still can...

One thing to try might be getting a standalone RF adapter; the ones in VCRs often give a very poor signal that varies wildly in brightness. I would just go pick one up from someplace that will let you return it, and try it out to see if there is a difference.

If you're just looking for the basic poster frame (where the frame clips the plastic right on top of the poster), I get all mine from The Frame Place (http://www.frameplace.com/). They sell 27x39, 27x40, and 27x41 (to accomadate the many older onesheets that are one inch longer or shorter), and...

I have an AR pro series optical cable, and it hasn't given me any problems with looseness. Since all you're going to gain with a better digital cable is more durability, you might just want to pick up one of these; it cost me a whopping $9, probably less than Best Buy charges for the performance...

If you need to find a DLP theater in your area, it should be hilighted in the theaters listing of the Finding Nemo ad in your newspaper; I didn't even know we had a DLP theater in Denver until I saw that!

For online, pre-built component cables that cost less than Monster, try accessories4less.com. They have Acoustic Research Pro component cables (part HT191) for $25.99.

Monster's high end sub cables include a Y-adapter, while AR requires you to buy one seperately, but there's no difference in the cable itself.