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Some people seem to be upset about my comparisons between the Denon 3803 and Sony 4ES. They are both great receivers and even though I chose the Denon, I think that the Sony is probably built better. I've never had a problem with either brand in my lifetime though. My strong feelings for the...

Simon, I also had a TA-E9000ES paired with a Rotel RMB-1075 amp (120Wattsx5). Like you, I decided to downgrade to a quality receiver instead of replacing the Sony with an Anthem or any other pre-pro. I can't stand how expensive pre-pros are and I decided that my ears probably can't tell much...

I bought a 3803 and paired it with a Rotel RMB-1075 power amp (120 Watts x 5). I didn't audition a 4802, but I'm quite certain that the Rotel amp will probably even outperform the amp built into the 5803. The sound is extremely smooth, clean and dynamic. Read all the reviews of the Rotel amp...

Now that the Secrets of Home Theater Hi-fi DVD shootout #3 is out and the RP82 is tops, the only logical replacement in a low cost model is the CP72. If you can live without the audio remaster and coax output, you'll get the convenience of a 5 disc changer. BTW, the disc change times are very...

Dan, Here is the link to contact Panasonic via E-Mail. Please note that they then forwarded it to technical support. BTW, I've had absolutely no problems with my CP-72 and I think it's a great player. http://www.panasonic.com/support/dir.../email_us.html

Several weeks ago, I purchased a CP-72 from CC for $209 before the $30 rebate(talk to a manager and haggle with them, tell them you can get it lower on-line and see what they'll do for you). Anyways, I recently bought my first DVD-A disc and I was fiddling with the speaker options for analog...