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Just remember, you have a contact in the home satellite business...
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Originally posted by 98RedSVT: Originally posted by Matt2kSVT:
[b]I have a Denon/Klipsch/Sony home theater setup, so I am always game to talk this stuff.
Let me get you some real speakers 
Ooops! did I just say that, I don't know where that came from  [/b]I LOVE my Klipsche setup. The LCR's are a bit lacking in bass, but they do the job for my setup. I mean, how can you dis a speaker with a 92db sensitivity? --JamesT
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Originally posted by 98RedSVT: The market will be middle to high-end home theatre and limited distribution (in hopes to stop price wars). No Best Blows or Jerk it Silly's just high-end dealers. There will only be a hand full of dealers in Atl. like Evolution on Pleasant Hill, where Stereo Festival was, that sells high-end A/V equipment. Hopefully that will be my first customer.
I will be responsible of 4 states, GA, AL, TN and SC. Anyone got any gas saving tips? My plans are to start here in GA, if things go well I will be looking at getting an Izuzu Trooper (need lot's o' room and decant gas mileage). If the market is good then it's time to play.
Anyway, if I come across some deals I will certainly let my SE-CEG friends know Sweet man, I'm an htpc freak myself, now if ati would just fix the video overlay problems with the 8500 drivers i might think about buyin some new speakers: Toshiba 42h81, Sony avr aometing AR PS series towers, center, and rears, sony sub. *EDIT* SOME ITEMS CHANGED TO PROTECT THE POSTER AND THE REPUTATION OF A CERTAIN COMPANY . Athlon XP1600+ running all my dvd mp3 and my webbrowser that im typing this on running through a vga to component convertor with custom hd timimgs via powerstrip. As the toshiba repairman once said, "Mr. Herring I don't mean any offense by this, but I don't think you own ANYTHING that is stock!" 
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Originally posted by 98RedSVT: Originally posted by Matt2kSVT:
[b]I have a Denon/Klipsch/Sony home theater setup, so I am always game to talk this stuff.
Let me get you some real speakers
Ooops! did I just say that, I don't know where that came from [/b]Klipsch sounds foreign, so they must be good speakers, right? They can be a little harsh for some music, but they rock for movies.
Matt - svtcontour@mindspring.com 2000 T-Red SVT #2010 B&M Shifter * KKM filter * KKM Pedals * A6 sidemarkers * Bill Jenkins SVT mats Atlanta SVT Owners Association
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So I officially joined i-club last week... Same screen name as here. I'm not posting. Just reading a lot. Now, how to find a job where I can afford a new WRX... I am interested in seeing what, if any, changes are made for 2003. I would not be surprised if they looked at some of the known issues. The only one that kind of bothers me is the "thin" paint people complain about. I mean, I really like Alan and he does great work, but I don't know if I would take a brand new car to get painted I have this thing about buying cars in their first year of production or after they go through design changes. Its a failing attempt to reassure myself any bugs have been worked out. Really its just a superstition.
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Cool, I think I've been a member for about a year and only have 20 posts, been busy reading'. I have heard complaints about the thin paint and I don't know if this one is different but I have not noticed it *schrug*. I see your point about waiting a year after a redesign. I'm not sure as to any changes that will be made to the 2003 other than bringing more over . The only reason we bought this one was the limited availability and we needed a car. The next WRX, and yes there will be another, will hopefully be a 2003 in sliver or if the funds are available an STi.
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I would have done the same thing you did if I could afford it. YOur WRX is sweet- especially because of the color. So, now I just have to save my pennies and hope for some fortuitous income
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