Ian, Amie, (webmaster?),
I'm sure you have seen the many posts with questions about hanging the Q speakers, where to best start with main/center/surround speaker location, and sub placement.. Might I suggest a page or two on your web site with directions for this ? Purhaps a simple "Good place to start from" diagram on speaker placement, showing the minimum distance between the back of the ported speakers, with a note or two on why ? The 'Q' bracket and drywall attachment.. Etc, etc..
Say, since I'm asking, how about a virtual Show Room? Where one could select a speaker, pick the finsh, and get an idea of just how sweet that pair of M80's would look flanking the old bigscreen ? A new opportunity to showcase you product.. Every picture sells a story, right ? (I think you know what I mean)
Again, if nothing else, would it be possible to add a few pages showing some how-to's ? It would sure cut down on the same questions being asked all the time.. Not that we mind answering them.. Again, and again, and..

You would disappoint Spiff if he could not hit his 2,456,355,234,566 post before year end.

Yeah, I was thinking about starting another subwoofer thread just to help people's post counts....

Nah, it's the cable threads that really do the trick.

That is for sure Ken.

cough.cough.Kimber.cough.cough

Hah - those are annoying.

Speaking of cable, I want to give that Axiom bulk cable a try. Looks thick and nice enough =]. Plus, it says Axiom on it =].

Wow I just wasted 15 minutes staring at your avatar. Gave me a break because I was stumped in figuring out Callpath/Genesys Framework issue I am having current. Back to work for me.

ps:it goes out of sync after a while

Hahah, you like?

I didn't know it'd go out of synch, oh well.

If you take away the doors, that avatar reminds me of my one
year old and his quest to walk.

This is a great suggestion! We have made a few changes in the manual to help with the decisions, but that doesn't help anyone who already has them. Also, this page explains a few things, but not to the level of detail you're looking for: Guide to Home Theater .