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Great feedback, please keep it coming. Thank you! Good point. If I really only use it on setup, that's valid. However, if I am going to see ugly text come up any time I switch inputs or if I'll want to tweak settings regularly, I'd like a nice GUI. I don't know if that's the case. A nice...

Thanks! I'd only been looking at Yamaha and Denon due to past experience and reviews. I'll look at this Pioneer. It is nice that it comes with the cables that others charge you for. How does the audio quality compare?

Okay, I decided that I should give more info on the models I'm looking at to better relay my confusion.... Features I don't care about which may affect the price of some of these include HD Radio and Sirius integration. The Denon's seem to have more streaming options in the networked...

HELP! :) I'm overloaded with options and really can't decide where to go. I currently have one Denon AVR and one Yamaha AVR. They both perform great but are pre-HDMI so I'm using them for audio only. I have put together a nice theater in the basement (B&W speakers, BA sub, 60" Sony LED) and...

Thanks Jay, I didn't know that about the balancing. I currently have what I believe are matched B&W sides and center. They look to be the same model line and I bought them at the same time. I've been very happy with them. I guess I'll deal with the credenza or mount on the wall. I was...

I used to have a big old 60" rear projection HD set. It sat on the floor, had a nice picture, and I'd keep my center channel speaker on top of the set. No issues with it. Moved into a new house, got rid of the rear projection and bought a nice 60" LED-LCD which is mounted on the wall. It...

Indeed, thanks! I searched and couldn't find them. I bought that off your link just to have around. I had not seen those so ended spending $60 on this pointpoint bracket instead; Amazon.com: Pinpoint AM-40 Side Clamping Bookshelf Speaker Wall Mounts - Black...

Radio Shack used to sell these simple speaker mounting brackets which worked great. It was a flat piece of metal that you'd screw in the wall with the bottom edge bent up with a couple teeth on it. You would attach the inverse of this to the back of the speaker. It was simple, cheap...