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Joe's great. He was very helpful with me after a horrible dorm move in day that left the cabinet for one of my M3's mutilated. Was very helpful, offered to service it himself for simply the cost of shipping, then after finding out how much shipping was going to be ($50 through FedEx) he just...

Should be some screws to take the casing off, just be careful to not break anything inside :).

I know the PR82 has a "Audio Only" mode that turns off all video components (or something like that) to supposedly improve audio quality...does the CP72 have this?

Sounds very good...couple more questions: How's the Audio CD playback via toslink? How's the changer mehanics...is it a loud carousel..any idea at how long it will last? (hypothetically) Thanks!

Anyone know if the Onkyo TX-DS595 can handle 88.2?

Well I'm looking to buy a new DVD changer here and wanted to go with a changer. After the very good reviews (well, minus the bad tray batch) the RP82 seemed like one of the best all around budget players out there, so the CP72 seemed to be the right choice in changers (they are the exact same I...

I'd go with the M3's; I've been loving mine for quite a while now :)

Axiom Audio M80Ti's?

Also check Axiom Audio at www.axiomaudio.com Can read a number of reviews here

Wish I had experience with Atlantic Tech. but alas I do not...so its tough to make any kind of a logical comparison.. but I still hold that Axiom has a better price-to-performance ratio then most other companies out there. Maybe someone else can help here with a comparison?

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I talk a bit about my M50's in this thread. If you've got anymore questions about them feel free to ask :)

I have the Axiom M50's/M3Ti/VP100 and love them. Crystal clear pristine highs, excellent midrange and solid bass from the 50's. I'd go with Axiom IMHO as I think Klipsch is a little overbright for my tastes, but everyone's ears vary so good luck with your decision!

I'm powering my M50/M3/VP100 with a Onkyo 595 and am perfectly happy with the levels I can reach in my relativly small room, and to my ears the sound is not fatiguing at all. If I had more money (which I don't), I probably would have tried to go seperates (perhaps Outlaw 950/770) or perhaps a...

I'd second the M3Ti; you can get it cheaper via Axiom Audio's factory outlet (blems are supposedly very hard to find), or via Marc H. at the Audioshop in Canada.

I'd consider the Axiom Audio M22Ti's with a VP150.

I personally own the M50s and M3s. From what I've read and heard the M40 is essentially an M3 in a larger cabinet giving it deeper base excursion. I went with the M50 to give me a bit more bass output down low with its dual woofers. I used the M50s without a sub for while as I was waiting on...

Errr...Bose 301's use the Bose direct-reflect technology...how can they possibly have good imaging...?

I'll second the Axiom Audio M3Ti's and M22Ti's. Pristine highs and excellent midrange.

I love my M3Ti's, crystal clear highs and exceptional imaging. BUT, if you're going to go for BLARING music, you should probably shoot to the M22Ti which is more capable at higher levels (from what I've heard). I'd definitely go Axiom though, loving my setup :)

Remember when they talk about dreams, how when you wake up you remember them perfectly, but then they slip away and there is nothing you can do about it. I believe at the end Cunningham realizes A LOT of things due to this long dream he has somewhat experienced (Donnie calling him an...

I definitely loved this film; just a very original piece of work from a first-time writer/director. I can only hope it finds its audience in the home market as it clearly failed in theaters. I just wrote a review of the DVD here if you'd like to check it out :) Great film IMHO.

I'll second the Axiom Audio M80Ti's.

I've got M50Ti's up front, M3Ti's in the rear and a VP100 for center with a Pinnacle Digital Sub 350 for the LFE. I've truly been blown away by the Axiom's quality since day one. They are incredibly detailed speakers with great midrange and exceptional highs IMHO. Exceptional bang for the buck.

www.dvdpricesearch.com is your best bet.