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I would love to have the ability to use the newest sound technology to watch the newest movies. Audio is the most crucial part of a movie. Without it, you might just have pretty pictures. With a good audio processor and source, you can feel that you are in the movie with sound surrounding you on...

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So, I've had my current setup now for about a year and a half. LG 47LM7600 paired with a Sony STR-DN1030, then everything fed into the receiver. A few times in this timespan, I've had the ARC signal from TV>Receiver drop. Nothing that a good factory reset on the receiver didn't fix. But this...

So, I am looking into a home theater power system and new cables for my new gear. Does anyone know how reliable HDMI and surge protectors from Acoustic Research are. They seem to have the same specs as the high end brands, but I can't find reviews. Please don't bring in price, as that isn't an...

Well, I'm looking in the $400-600 range. Some of the features I'm looking for: 7.1 audio, component to HDMI, ipod playback, network connectivity and pandora playback. The ones that have really caught my eye are the Sony STR-DN1030, Pioneer VSX-1022, Onkyo TXNR-616 and the Yamaha RX-V673. Any...

So, I'm in the process of replacing my aging equipment. The new stuff is gear I can actually afford and get my hands on. The receiver, Sony's STR-DN1030, seems like the clear shot. But there is something the specs that confuses me as to whether this receiver pushes too much power to safely run...

So, I'm in the process of replacing my aging equipment. The new stuff is gear I can actually afford and get my hands on. The receiver, Sony's STR-DN1030, seems like the clear shot. But there is something the specs that confuses me as to whether this receiver pushes too much power to safely run...

I ask because I have read that there are two kinds. Ones that just double each frame and ones that actually clean the blurring up as the scene goes.

Sharp was the company. Really cool stuff too

Anyone know of where I can find a breakdown of which company's televisions provide the best motion interpolation with anti-judder? I've got my television decision down to two, and I want to see how they rank.

I was recently at an undisclosed electronics store in my neck of the woods. I was looking at the TVs, because I'm looking for one. I like the idea of the 120/240hz TVs, but I was a little disheartened by the look. I was watching ESPN (on all TVs), and I saw more blur on those than on my 60hz set...

Sorry about that Joseph. both displays are LCDs. the computer monitor is an Asus VH202T-P, and the tv is a Toshiba 32AV502U.

John, your suggestion will be taken. But something still doesn't seem right. I also have a computer monitor plugged into the same surge protector that the TV is plugged into. It doesn't suffer the flicker issue that the TV does. Any ideas?

OK, so my HT isn't the greatest, but I need a little help. I have a small refrigerator in the same room as my HT. When the fridge's cycle ends, I get a small flicker on my screen. I have the TV (and the rest of the HT) plugged into a surge protector. Is there anything I could route the HT...