Thanks, Dave. I hope everyone enjoys the disc as much as I have. And Kevin, don't worry about the fact that many of the guitars come from behind the listening area. The mix is exceptional, and completely convincing.
I'm thinking about buying a pair of these now that my 1-year old is waking up to noise much more easily :frowning: I just want to make sure that I will get the most bang for my buck by plugging these directly into the jack on my Denon AVR-2802, which is rated at 90 WPC. Or, would I need some...
Interesting. I too have Comcast, and I have the option to get HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, and Starz all in HD. I have heard that the HBO HD is not true HD, but on my ISF'd Toshiba, it looks way better than DVD... and DVD looks fantastic. No problems with darkness or pixelization here. INHD and INHD2...
I currently subscribe to HBO HD, and while I think it's great, I would like to subscribe to something that specializes in all movies. I am on the fence about whether I should switch to Cinemax HD or Starz HD, or even switch at all. My main concerns are: 1) Quality of the Movies...
That sucks. Oh well, I may check it out just for comparison purposes. I looked at Rhapsody, and they charge a $9.95/month subscription fee in addition to a fee for each track. How lame is that?!
I finally got a real computer and was looking into getting my music online from now on. What I would like to do is download music and burn it to CDrs so I can listen to it on my good stereo system. I was just wondering if I will lose a lot of sound quality this way over buying the actual CD. Or...
Well, DirecTV was raping me in price for bottom of the barrel basic service, they wouldn't rent me an HD box, would not offer the local stations in HD, and the picture quality all out sucked. Seemed like reason enough for me.
I know this was discussed briefly before, but I just got around to watching Alien (from the 2-disc version) and was really surprised at how dark it was. The kicker was when Kane comes across the eggs and says "What the hell is this?!" (my favorite shot in the movie), and there was hardly any...
I just got hooked up today. I barely had time to watch, since I had to get back to work, but from what I saw, SD looked MUCH better with Comcast than with DirecTV. HD looked awesome. Not flawless like I would have thought, but awesome nonetheless. One thing I noticed was that when watching...
I appreciate all the feedback - lots of varying opinions here. I think I'm going to give it a shot. With HD on board, it's bound to be better than what I have right now. I really couldn't care less about SD, since I rarely watch it now. My only concern is that this is part of a "buy back"...
I currently pay $43/month for basic DirecTv. No movie channels, no sports packages - nothing but basic satellite and the local channels. I just talked to a local rep from Comcast who offered me a 16-month package deal consisting of digital cable, a high-definition decoder box, all the HD...
Just got back from purchasing the CD and the DVD. Listened to the first three tracks of the CD in my car on the way back to work. I am praying that the DVD sounds better than the CD, but I won't keep my hopes up.
I was thinking of upgrading to the DTS from my old DD version, but I was under the impression that the "Fox War Classics" version did not contain the full bitrate 1509kbps DTS track. Is the full bitrate DTS version still available, and how do I know I'm getting the right one?
I live in the same area as Dan, and today I went to four major retailers including the Schaumburg Best Buy (across the street from Tower Records). ALL of them were carrying what appeared to be the defective version (black border). :angry:
Does anyone know how to program individual chapters from 5 discs and play them on a loop? The only information I got from the manual is that I have to have Sequential Mode "On", which I did, but it still didn't work. I couldn't even get the CP72 to play one scene that I had programmed. I'm...
Thanks Oachalon. If I wire the two 8 ohm back speakers in series I believe there will be a 16 ohm load, which I'm assuming will be okay on the amp? If I'm to understand your second post correctly, the receiver does allow for Dolby EX, but just doesn't state it as such because they didn't have...
Thanks to an inventory screw up, I picked up this beauty of a unit for $375.00 yesterday. As most 2802 owners will probably confirm, setup is a bit tricky, and the manual is an absolute nightmare. I have a few initial questions I was hoping someone could help me with (I'm sure I'll have more...
Thought I'd hear more response from 811 users. Anybody out there??? Anyway, I broke down and ordered the Denon AVR-1803. I hope it sounds better than the Pioneer.
Wow. Before I bought the thing I heard nothing but praise, now I'm hearing nothing but negatives. I have 10 days to return it under Best Buy's 30 day return policy. Any suggestions for a good receiver in the same price range of $299.99? I've heard good things about the Denon AVR-1803. Not...
I have had the VSX-D811S for about 2 and a half weeks now, and while it is a huge step above my old VSX-D498 in terms of features, I cannot help but feel like the sound quality is much more brittle and harsh. I listened to both the 498 and the 811 with all channels calibrated to 75 dB SPL using...