right now i use 22" lcd monitor and computer speakers as my tv. poor quality sound, good quality video :)

do you have an amp I can use to power 3 8" subs in my house?

I'd second that recommendation. I have one of the older denon's (1804) so it's 4 years old this oct. Been fanstatic. If I was buying new again, I would definately go up a step in the line though, to the 2308 -- it's basically one up from what I have now. A few more inputs.... Basically same powa....

Dave,

My new favorite receiver, A bit expensive, but has an on board HQV ReonVX video processor:
http://www.onkyousa.com/model.cfm?m=...s=Receiver&p=i

My friend (an Onkyo dealer)
I am going to see what's involved in setting up an account with Onkyo, just so I can start using these.

Why would you want to do this?

don't know... not getting involved

Hustler, go to EBAY and get yourself some old adcom amp or something...

Hustler go to diysubwoofers.org and apexjr.com

Ben, you've been PM'd......

Dave,

Ben, you got any old speaker or amp stuff that may or may not be working?

I have some old speakers that I don't use anymore, but can't make myself sell them. You know that whole, "I'll probably be able to use it at my next house" thing. Truthfully, with most of the stuff I have, I can't get better unless I spend a crap ton of money, so it's tough.

I usually throw busted electronics away, unless it's special circumstances, because the cost to get them repaired is too high. I have a fairly nice Denon DVD changer DVM-1805 that I was about to throw away. It powers up and switches disks around, but doesn't want to read media. Don't know what's wrong, but it is a common problem with Denon changers. Used to be a pretty decent unit (Faroujda DCDi). You can have it if you want to pay shipping.

Dave,
I'll measure and weight it to get a shipping estimate. Shouldn't be too bad. What carrier do you prefer?

the denon would be sweet if it were working but sadly I think the repair costs are not worth it. thanks tho