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I've heard it at Home Entertainment 2001 in NY. A dealer was demoing his WATT Puppies with it. Just amazing. I bought it and love it still (for the music, not only the sound): Mickey Hart/Planet Drum: Supralingua. It's an HDCD treat. The best for demoing your sub is UMASHA (the first track) of...

The VSX-49TX has an option for bi-amping the front speakers. So if you are running a 5.1 setup, you can bi-amp your front speakers with two channels for each.

Further to the differences between the 49 and the 47, the 49 has all channel 96kHz/24Bit A/D Conversion and the 47 only for the front two channels. (See the block diagrams in the manuals, they are on the Pioneer web site.) So the 49 can perform digital processing on all channels (bass management...

Seems somebody is outbosing Bose. http://www.tvinsite.com/twice/index....3/2001&STT=000 (copy and paste this link into the address field of your browser) Is this the end of all speaker manufacturers?

The 3:2 pull-down circuit converts film based 480i into 480p. If you feed your TV with a 480p signal from a progressive scan DVD player, the 3:2 circuit in the TV will have nothing to do. In fact you should check if the TV locks into 'full' mode when it senses a 480p signal or lets you select...

Is Superbit for real? Can the enhancements be seen with average equipment? The few comments I have seen apparently applaud the sound quality too, even though I don't beleive the sound is handled any differently from a regular DVD. (Max. half bit-rate DTS?) Thanks.

Well, you are looking into progressive scan and HDTV. Your best bet is a set with a line doubler and 3:2 pull-down with as many aspect ratio setting as possible. A best pick is the Pioneer Elite line - the street prices are much lower than the MSRP.