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Posted on: Vantage Announces Axium 450 Multiroom Amp
Cindy Davis (01/22, 05:49 PM)

You can either click on the reference to Vantage/Legrand in the first paragraph, or here’s their url:
http://www.vantagecontrols.com
Posted on: Vantage Announces Axium 450 Multiroom Amp
Louis Camblor (01/22, 05:44 PM)

I am trying to get a schematic for a audio powered mixer made by Vantage and have not been able to find the company. However I did find that you carry some of their gear and am hoping to impose upon you to get me in touch with their someone in their customer service department.
Posted on: HD DVD: A Demise Greatly Exaggerated?
Clinton (01/22, 05:08 PM)

Dan; You certainly love that non consumer friendly format.
Posted on: HD DVD: A Demise Greatly Exaggerated?
Dan (01/22, 05:04 PM)

It doesn’t matter; once we settle on one format (Blu-ray) things will change, slowly. People who care about the highest quality audio and video will invest in a new player. Others will stick with existing DVD players until they crap out. Some will download content. However it will be many years before you can download a movie with the same…
Posted on: HD DVD: A Demise Greatly Exaggerated?
Clinton (01/22, 03:24 PM)

Dan; just answer this question and I will leave you alone after this…..How many HD-DVD and Blu-Ray discs were sold (combined) since the formats came out compared to DVDs sold in the last two weeks?
Posted on: HD DVD: A Demise Greatly Exaggerated?
Tony (01/22, 03:21 PM)

Jeff, For movie buffs PIP is neat. Watching 300 without the effects during the movie is really interesting. Early on, features were a big thing for regular DVD and we still see that for special editions. BD offered nothing different from normal DVD beside Picture and Sound. It’s human nature to want more. Soundzilla, As for the consumers deciding. Fox,…
Posted on: HD DVD: A Demise Greatly Exaggerated?
Jeff Kalman (01/22, 02:53 PM)

“1. I own a Communications wiring company that is involved with many IT folks. For those IT people (that are far smarter than me), HD DVD is clearly a better format for its writablity and versatility. Blu Ray is apparently very very difficult to write software for games and movies.” Java is much more versatile than the web-programming-language based scripting…
Posted on: HD DVD: A Demise Greatly Exaggerated?
dan (01/22, 02:50 PM)

it’s over, read this
http://www.macnn.com/print/50519
Posted on: HD DVD: A Demise Greatly Exaggerated?
Clinton (01/22, 02:48 PM)

Dan you have no idea what you are talking about. I am clearly in the camp of HD-DVD an don’t mind saying so and if the sales were reversed and Toshiba made the the same claim I would say they are crazy. Hi-Def movies make up less than 1/2 of one percent of total movie sales in the US let…
Posted on: HD DVD: A Demise Greatly Exaggerated?
Jeff Modrak (01/22, 02:29 PM)

I have been fascinated by the tech media crushing HD DVD because WB left them. Yes a huge blow, but not necessarily a death sentence. I too have both players and quite a bid of software from both players. I like everyone else has positives and negatives for both of them. A couple of things that will not allow me…