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I recently bought a wireless modem with the understanding that I could hook up my broadband cable to the modem and then wirelessly connect to the internet with my pc. I've been unable to connect wirelessly and have had to connect via ethernet. My PS3 and my Wii have connected wirelessly with no...

Does anyone have either of these speakers or listened to them? How do they compare to axiom or paradim? I am trying to purchase a new system for 7.1 but I do not want to spend more than $1000.

I am trying to use my Onkyo remote to control my PS3. Has anyone had any luck with a remote code or anything to make this happen?

I've narrowed down my selection to one of these 3 receivers. I will be using with my PS3 and my HD comcast digital cable. All 3 seem pretty good. Any feedback?

Where did you purchase the marantz 6003 for the killer price? How much?

What kind of watts per channel should I be looking to get out of a receiver if I purchase an axion surround set-up?

What does it runs a bit warm mean? Also, since my PS3 decodes itself, do I need to concern myself with my digital cable box upscaling or decoding? Will I still get 1080p with my cable after I run it to my receiver? If I get an axiom surround set-up, what kind of watts per channel should I be...

I don't fully understand all the techical details of these receivers so that's why I'm here asking questions. Basically I am using my PS3 for gaming and for blu ray dvd. I have digital cable and a 1080p plasma tv. In the near future I will be replacing my surround speakers with something like a...

I'm trying to find the best receiver in the $600 range that will support my PS3 and will sound good with axiom or polk speakers. Right now I'm leaning towards the Onkyo 806.

I am looking for a good receiver in the $500 to $700 range that will work well with my 52" Panasonic plasma, my PS3, and with my digital cable. So far I have been looking at the Onkyo 806 because of the power and HDMI hookups. Right now I just have some cheap sony cube speakers with a small sub...