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Well, update the thread then please.

Still available?

Silver Sensor all the way. I have mine mounted on my chimney outside. Look at Circuit City or Wal-mart.

I don't think they'll be carrying it in a B&M store. I'm seriously bummed that nobody has done a review on this. I guess I'll have to get one for my birthday in OCT and write a review!

http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html...sin=B0001XLS4S

Still for sale? I'm interested.

Target.com has the SD4960

No, it's not like that. It does have bass mangagement but I want to know what kind.

Well, Target finally has it in stock but can only be purchased online. Anyone have this unit yet or know its specs for bass management?

Buy both, take one back.

All the manufacturers will have quality problems to some extent. I've had my AVR325 for about 9 months now and I've had nothing but good times. I bought it refurbished from www.onecall.com for $390. It has plenty of power to drive about any speaker. I can turn the volume up to very uncomfortable...

Why don't you go to www.harmankardon.com and compare them?

The Pioneer 563a has very dumb bass management with high non-adjustable crossovers. I myself am waiting for the Toshiba SD-4960 to see what they offer.

I would wait and see what the Toshiba SD-4960 has to offer when it comes out in June.

How about changing the DVD-A crossover from the obscene 200 Hz down to 80 to 100 Hz while they're at it?

Watching a movie in dolby digital or dts will most certainly require you to use the coax or optical digital output from the DVD player.

I have a couple of DVD-A discs myself and would like to purchase a DVD-A capable player. However, the good players are in the $500 region and I will not pay that much. The cheap players tend to have crappy bass management or none at all! That just blows me away. I would suggest setting all your...

The rep will tell you anything to get you to buy his/her product. I've never heard of Yamaha having any exclusive method of measuring their wattage. I suggest you listen to it and other similarly priced packages and pick one.

How is having bloated bass somehow an American characteristic?

No, because reference level is just that. It's used as a standard and standards are important.

Possibly a transformer? I don't know your electronics expertice but I would suggest just living with it or throwing it away and getting a new receiver.

Buy a Harman Kardon. They are great receivers.

The only problem I see is that there might be RF interference between the two.

Keep the Rotel. I've been selling Yamaha for the past 5 decades and I think they're nothing but JUNK!

Goo Gone should work fine. It is meant to work on plastic. Have you tried Windex and some elbow grease? A soapy washcloth? I would start with the least harsh method and work up from there to the Goo Gone and other harsh chemicals.

Save your money and your friendship with your neighbors. Buy a system when you move out into the real world.

A picture is worth 1000 words.

The center has more duty than just dialog in HT. I would highly suggest saving your $ for the speaker that matches the fronts.

Duh! Wrong forum. http://www.hometheaterforum.com/imag...svsubpage.html

Anybody know what frequency is sent to the left main speaker and the subwoofer when doing a subwoofer level calibration on the Sound and Vision Home Theater Tune-Up Disk?