A very nice review of the    Aperion Audio Intimus 6T-DB Hybrid XD System on Audioholics at: http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/floorstanding/aperion-audio-intimus-6t-db-hybrid-xd And the topping on the cake is a 2008 Consumer Excellence Award Winner on Audioholics for the 6T at: ...

For me, it was the ability to do an A/B comparison of multiple different speakers.  There were some speakers I immediately dimissed, but I still ended up with a short list where I felt my sound retention was less than adequate to compare over extended periods of time (more than 1 hour).  There is nothing like being able to switch between ...

I think you get the most bang for your buck with the closeout 532-C system.

One possibility is to "formalize" the customer auditions of Aperion speakers.  Aperion could register customers who are willing to audition there setups to potential customers who want to see and listen before taking the plunge.  Aperion could then suggest matches for auditions and connect/introduce the parties.  ...

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Overall, very nice. I like that you can customize from any starting point by clicking the build your own tab, though this is not obvious. The inconsistency that I see is that only the Get a Recommendation tab has the "I'm Done" button. In that menu, the "adjust" really does nothing, "add to cart" is the same as ...

What you have done is switched where the deinterlacing is being performed as well as saved conversion to and back from analog which may be the majority of the picture improvement.  Not sure if your Sony DVD player outputs 480P, but you can test who you thinks does the best job of deinterlacing by having it done in the player, AVR, and your ...

I agree with Scott that the terminology used in general by the industry is not the clearest and often misleading.  Typically when you see "conversion" it means converting from different formats while scaling typically refers to changing resolution and deinterlacing.  But I have found there is no consistency in the ...

My understanding is that the 805 does not scale (change the resolution) but will convert from analog to digital (HDMI) as well as de-interlace (480i to 480p via HDMI).  Your Sony most definitely scales to the native resolution of 1080P (all HDTVs must scale to the native resolution, some do a good job, some not so good).  I suspect your ...

If I understand you correctly, you seemto want to re-assign the back surrounds to drive stereo in a second zone?  This would make sense since you state you have a 5.1 system in the main room.  It is a bit confusing since you state one amplified channel for the surround and one for the other rooms.  Assuming stereo (2 ...