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Paul - What don't you like about the Onkyo? I just want to know for my general knowledge. Thanks in advance.

I believe he also starred in "The Love Machine."

Based on extensive listening, i went with 6 Classic 3's, a 3C and an SVS sub. This set-up will give you low end extension that the Classic 4 can't do by itself.

As far as I'm concerned, this is the best of the "Rambo" movies - and quite possibly, the best hard ass action movie I've seen in a long time. Definitely not for the limp wristed pussy boy crowd. If you're a "sensitive" type, go see Hannah Montana with the other little girls.

If your receiver has a Dolby Prologic 2x setting (DolbyPLIIX) use that rather than Dolby Digital. Just make sure that your surround back speakers are turned on. You will then get sound out of all of your speakers.

You are correct sir.

ditto for me baby!!

That "new actress" is Ellen Barkin. She's been around for quite a while and co-starred with Pacino a few years ago in a movie called "Sea of Love." She's around 50 but has a body that would put any of those 20 something actresses to shame. She's also a native New Yorker (from the Bronx).

You nailed it. My parents got the whole unit that those speakers came with in the 1970's. In fact it still sits in their house to this day. The base had a storage area for LP's. Next time I'm over there, I'm going to see if it still works. The sound was typical average record player sound -...

6 NHT Classic Threes 1 NHT Classic Three C 1 SVS PB12 Plus 2

This is what I posted on another forum: I had a system for a while that I was not totally satisfied with. The 2 main problems were a center channel that never quite sounded right when playing movies and (to my ears) a lack of proper integration with my sub. After much auditioning I bought 6...

Craig Chase said: "The arguments people will get into over speakers, and ESPECIALLY subwoofers never ceases to amaze me." You can say that again Craig.:emoji_thumbsup:

Small world John. I auditioned those same Joseph Audio speakers you mentioned.:) After numerous comparisons I chose the S-2's, because to my ears, they had more of a "you are there" presence. Understand, I'm talking small degrees of differences. Both speakers are extraordinary. But ultimately...

First, let me start off by saying that I've been involved in home theater/hi-fi for over thirty years. I'm not easily impressed as I've heard much hype and BS over that time. With that out of the way, let me describe my new toys as being hard to describe, because they have no eccentricities, no...