NB50

Not the best black levels (still okay, but definitely worse than some others), but excellent colours. Great for daytime viewing, wouldn't recommend it if it's going to be used primarily in the dark. Better off with a MVA/PVA LCD panel or a Plasma in that case, IMO. Any recommendations in the 600 dollar range? I've looked at a Samsung LN40D630 http://www.samsung.c.../LN40D630M3FXZA but at $650 its starting to stretch the budget a little bit. But if its worlds better I can spare the fifty bucks I guess. When you are talking panel size of 46" or smaller there are not many "junk" tv's out there. It really comes down to what you plan on doing with the tv. If you are viewing tv under normal conditions your first pick will be fine. If you are looking toward theater that is another story. It will be mainly normal viewing but will also use it as a monitor and htpc functions. Then either one will work fine. My personal preference would be the panny, but I am not a sammy fan though. Thank you, I have looked at sony's also but they keep changing their lineup and the one I liked is getting hard to get they are also on the more expensive side. Guess its time to go to the store again and look at the pictures.

I have not seen anything funny yet.

Not the best black levels (still okay, but definitely worse than some others), but excellent colours. Great for daytime viewing, wouldn't recommend it if it's going to be used primarily in the dark. Better off with a MVA/PVA LCD panel or a Plasma in that case, IMO. Any recommendations in the 600 dollar range? I've looked at a Samsung LN40D630 http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/LN40D630M3FXZA but at $650 its starting to stretch the budget a little bit. But if its worlds better I can spare the fifty bucks I guess. When you are talking panel size of 46" or smaller there are not many "junk" tv's out there. It really comes down to what you plan on doing with the tv. If you are viewing tv under normal conditions your first pick will be fine. If you are looking toward theater that is another story. It will be mainly normal viewing but will also use it as a monitor and htpc functions.

Not the best black levels (still okay, but definitely worse than some others), but excellent colours. Great for daytime viewing, wouldn't recommend it if it's going to be used primarily in the dark. Better off with a MVA/PVA LCD panel or a Plasma in that case, IMO. Any recommendations in the 600 dollar range? I've looked at a Samsung LN40D630 http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/LN40D630M3FXZA but at $650 its starting to stretch the budget a little bit. But if its worlds better I can spare the fifty bucks I guess.

What is every bodies opinion on this TV? http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-L42U30

Nope, your still paying attention to the internet to check posts. There is always something to do.

Shes sleeping, your posting useless shit on the net. I see no difference.

Yes, seal the wood. Especially if using mdf, the water in the door will turn it to mush.

Make sure the blade of the saw doesn't hit anything in the door, other then that it will be fine.

fixed

http://web.archive.o...havoc_page.html

Your same thread has already been answered. http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/topic/53428-order-question/page__pid__866272#entry866272

Marked so I can reply after work, when I am more awake. I think I know what it is, see if anyone is thinking the same as me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZSP4yo8Fvw

You do have a drill right? Drill out the hole if it doesn't fit.

Its not the leads, I haven't had a problem with any of the 5 other amps tested. It also goes haywire when the sub is connected, I can tell by the way the sub is moving. Don't want to jack the mans threads though, it was more of an example of other amps having the same problem of not being able to measure the outputs.

One is on the positive and the other is on the negative, and yes I have figured out where the head unit clips.

I have a similar problem with a JBL amp, I can only measure a few millivolts on the outputs, but mine is a bit different where once I get to a certain point the outputs go crazy. I've sent the amp back to JBL and got a replacement doing the same thing sent the replacement in and am waiting on the next one.

Was still appearing, dug a little bit into AVG and added SSA's domain to an exclude list hasn't popped up yet.

Don't have another computer to try it on this is what they say about it for more info. does it in both IE and Chrome.

Really getting sick of these errors, and they only started after you did the "upgrade".

It is a piece that goes in the corner of the port to help smooth the airflow around the turn. And thank you for giving away the design when asked not to.

Meh