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3802 driving: Paradigm Studio 60s, v2; Paradigm Ref CC; Sonance RS-1 (in-ceiling speakers purpose-built as rear surround speakers); Hsu VTF-3 sub Sounds awesome, better than at the movieplex!

I got the Studio 60s in rosenut veneer and like them a lot. However, they don't match my AV rack, and I would like to build another AV rack to match the speakers. I know that Paradigm uses walnut veneer as the species of wood, but has anyone tried to get the stain that they use? (I called...

I am now using using my Denon 3802 remote for most of my HT components, except that I still have to use my RCA DirectTV sat remote to utilize the UltimateTV function (their version of Tivo and Replay). Specifically, I use the buttons to retrieve "My Shows", and to skip backwards and forwards to...

I just got my HT system components (Paradigm Ref Studio 60s, Ref Studio CC, Denon 3802, Hsu vtf-3, and a Sonamp 1230 amp (12 channels, because in addition to the HT, the amp will drive in-ceiling spkrs in five other rooms of my house. The Paradigm spkr manual says that bi-wiring and passive...

I just got my HT system components (Paradigm Ref Studio 60s, Ref Studio CC, Denon 3802, Hsu vtf-3, and a Sonamp 1230 amp (12 channels, because in addition to the HT, the amp will drive in-ceiling spkrs in five other rooms of my house. The Paradigm spkr manual says that bi-wiring and passive...

I'm getting Paradigms for my fronts (Studio Ref 60s, CC). I am limited to looking at in-ceilings for the rears because my house came pre-wired for home stereo and already has the ceiling cutouts. My Q is whether I should go with Paradigm's in-ceiling (Ref SA-10R) speakers which would have the...

I'm installing an HT system in my family room (Paradigm Ref 60s, CC, and in-ceilings; Denon 3802; SVS or Hsu sub) as well as in-wall speakers in five other rooms of my house for a house-wide sound system. My installer is recommending an amp to drive the speakers in the five other rooms...

John, Thanks for the quick reply -- you say the denon is better for music. Is it a lot better than the sony? I don't want to sacrifice my music listening.

Currently trying to choose an AVR and had settled on the Denon, came back from vacation and saw the posts below raving about the Sony. I'd be using the AVR primarily for HT (90% -- music 10%), and much of our viewing is broadcast sat TV. I liked the DPL II feature of the Denon, and it appears...