Just got my new Aperion Home Theater speakers last Thursday and all I can say is WOW!  I ordered the Aperion 632's for my fronts, the 532's for my surrounds and the monster 634 vac for my center.  I already had a SVS 350 watt sub so I was set in the sub department.  I thought I was set in the speaker department with some JBL's until I heard the Aperions.  The first night I hooked them up and played a few test runs with Sin City, Star Wars/Attack of the Clones, and a few audio cd's, I could not believe the difference in sound.  My system includes the Onkyo 674 receiver and I did the auto set-up, but called Caleb with Aperion the next day and he helped me tweek the system even more.  I had read various reviews on Cnet and other websites about the quality of Aperion, but seeing these speakers in person is really the icing on the cake.  I am by no means  an audiophile, but I do know great sounding speakers when I hear them, and the Aperions deliver on all bases, plus the cherry finish matches my home perfectly.  I tried to download some pics of my system but I guess my files were too big, does anyone know how I can resize them to upload to the Home Theater gallery?  Thanks again Aperion!

Congratulations! I have a similar set up (632LR's for fronts, 533VAC center, and 532LR's for surrounds, S10 for sub, 522's for presence--piano black) running on a Yamaha 2700. Have been listening to music most of the day and I am listening to a live Santana CD right now--the Aperion's sound great. I don't think I've enjoyed my CD collection this much in a long time. Our DVD collection has grown since we got our speakers as well. Great separation: excellent bass, clear and distinct high's and solid midrange. I'm actually considering up-grading the surrounds to the 534SS because I think they will work better in my space. I can put them up the side walls of the room which should provide a fuller surround. All I we need now is a new television display!!! Cheers.

Charles, congraulations on your new aquisitions!  ;)

I use photobucket.com to upload my photos and then use the URL provided to upload them to aperion and various other forums - this method seems to work the best for me.

HI Charles. The new forum here will allow you to simply copy and paste your image into your post, or if you rather, you can attach them as a file. Either way is fine. Just clikc the "add/edit image" button in your reply box.

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Ben Fowler
Aperionaudio.com

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