Don't want Home Theater Master.

This is the one I want:

I know a remote like that would bring a lot of "harmony" to my house. Can it save settings for multiple imput sources?
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HOW MUCH ??????????

I'm pretty sure that remote is not compatible with any existing hardware. Also, note that it is specifically engineered for Girlfriends, not Wives.

What would you do if you lost it?

Is it IR or RF?

But, yes, how much would you pay?

I haven't laughed so hard in quite a while. That remote was designed for me.

Harmony remote - $150
Axiom M22 - $440
Big Screen TV - $2000
Maxim 2000 Girlfriend remote - Priceless!

Sure, but you'll still need to program the functionality of that remote into your Harmony. I can see people doing a "mute, get beer, rub feet, watch DVD" macro....

I personally am interested in the yappin controls and could get alot of use out of the dual mute buttons.
Gotta love her but, holy cow, the girl CAN talk.



BTW: Thanks Mark for the brightest part of my Wed. turned Mon.

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the girl CAN talk.

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Your's too?

Man, sometimes I feel like I really screwed myself getting her that Nextel phone with the two-way function....I love her to death though.

On more than one occasion I've counted the seconds of silence between her speaking while we are driving somewhere (10 minute trip or 2 hour trip doesnt matter). Her record is a whopping 14 seconds.

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Yeap here too, mine never shuts up.It's constant from the time I get home from work til I go to bed.

Bray, you'll be fine.

After 24 years of marriage we're up to 23 seconds of silence...makes me really look forward to our *older* years.

I lover her to death though!

Isn't it funny that the 'High Frequency Noise' and this 'Harmony' thread are topping the Water Cooler this evening? Coincidence?

I can just imagine what the boyfriend/husband remote would look like. Larger up arrows than down?

Bray,
Have you developed 'selective' hearing yet?

My wife has accepted the fact that a certain percentage of the time, she just sounds like Charlie Brown's teacher to me.

Mine too. Except she is clueing-in to me and turns off/mutes the tv when she wants to talk.
Sometimes after a hard day at work, you don't want to come home to "meaningful conversation", just want to watch something completely idiotic on the TV to wind down.

hear hear! I call it a brain break. My wife took them often, especially late in her pregnancy, so I am occasionally allowed to indulge myself with one, too.