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Well, l don't have a home theatre system and to be honest l'm quite content with my 2 channel set-up, so if l were to win the Contest, my new bookshelf's and sub are gonna sound pretty sweet.

Ok now it worked. might have last time, i was expecting another pop up or something, and since the two pages look kina alike i didnt really notice it. my system consists of

2 M80's
2 EP350's
5 QS8's
1 VP150

lol, i could never fit all that in my room but hey, id rather win that than a epic micro or something! I think if i won, the shipping would be more than the system itself!

wasn't there a guy bitching last week about were the contest was-i remember a very rude and nasty guy screaming about where's the contest.

Semi On,

I think we would all agree, children included, that experimenting with 10.2 would be worth the immense resources it would require...

Think of the audiophiles!!!

Semi_On, Ian and I may just beat you to 10.2 - more on that when the renovation is completed!

Thanks for all the feedback on browsers, etc. I'll put a note on the contest page so people know their pop-ups have to be enabled. Did everyone find the click-to-enter format to confusing? We're trying a few new things, and it's very helpful to hear your feedback.

Thanks,

I think I entered the contest. Not sure if I was successful, but the survey picked an awesome system.

How would you build a 10.2 system. 2 surround processors at 5.1 from the same source? Or do you just expand the side and rear speakers? Is there a processor that can matrix a 7.1 to 10.1. The point .2 is easy since I noticed that my reciever has 2 sub outputs how would you setup a 10.2?
Forget the wedding plans...Lets build a 10.2 system.

Waiting in anticipation;
Saturn

Saturn,

The tech has been demo'ed by Tomlinson Holman (T and H of THX) a while back:
http://www.smr-home-theatre.org/surround2001/technology/page_11.shtml

I remember reading about a store back east that had successfully built a demo theater in 10.2 using a computer as the processor for about a quarter mill. No idea how much it would cost to actually implement, but it sounds like Amie may have some cool news for us.

Perhaps an auto return email to the person confirming their successful entry into the contest would be helpful.

Went to the link with all high hopes only to see that the contest is only for US and Canadian citizens. That means I'm out.

:-)