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Its Been 25 Years Since Music Fans Were Willing to Riot to Protest Bad Music - 
25 years ago this week, thousands of music fans rushed Comiskey Park in Chicago to 
burn their disco albums. July 12, 1979 went down in history as �Disco Demolition 
Night,� possibly one of the worst promotions ever planned for the Chicago White Sox. 
Steve Dahl, a local radio DJ, and members of the White Sox promotion team decided that 
fans that brought disco albums to the game would receive tickets for 98 cents.

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http://www.avrev.com/news/0704/16.disco.html

New Beatles Material Surfaces in Australia - 
When Fraser Claughton, a 41 year old car insurance underwriter from Tinkerton, 
England, purchased a ratty suitcase in an Australian flea market, he received much 
more than he bargained for.

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http://www.avrev.com/news/0704/14.beatles.html

Humax USA Introduces First 300 Hour TiVo Series2 DVR - 
Humax has announced that the first TiVo Series2 DVR with 300 hours of recording 
capacity will be available this month at retailers nationwide for $699.

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http://www.avrev.com/news/0704/15.humax.html

New High-End Sound for a Flat-Screen Lifestyle From Canton - 
Canton has introduced the first of a new line of slender, high performance aluminum 
loudspeakers designed to sonically and visually compliment modern flat-screen video 
displays.

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http://www.avrev.com/news/0704/13.canton.html

Weiland Ordered Into Rehab - 
Velvet Revlover singer and former Stone Temple Pilots frontman, Scott Weiland, was 
sentenced to 6 months in a live-in drug treatment center last week.

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http://www.avrev.com/news/0704/12.weiland.html                                         
                                       

Check Out Audio Video Revolution's Latest Contests

Need new cables? This month's contest winner will have an audio/video custom designed 
for them by XLO/Ultralink worth up to $5,000.  Enter to win today!
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One lucky winner will be adding this $4,995 Linn UNIDISK SC DVD-Audio/SACD player to 
their AV system. Don�t miss out, enter today!
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Ever wonder what happens to your A/V system when the lights dim?
Mere conditioners and filters can't fix that. When the incoming power is degraded by 
low voltage and a dirty sinewave, it's like putting 74 octane gas into a high 
performance engine. Suddenly, the performance you expected and paid for is gone. To 
solve that problem, you need perfect power. Only ExactPower's EP15A Precision Voltage 
Regulation and Waveform Correction system delivers 120 perfect volts on a pristine 
60Hz sinewave, with up to 1500 watts on demand to 8 outlets on the rear panel for 
dramatically improved audio and video performance. Winner of the Best New Product 
Debut of 2003! Click below to find out why...
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Transparent:
Have you seen your video system?
You�ve already invested thousands in video components, but unless you use cables that 
match their performance you�re throwing high definition down the drain. Video cables 
must be engineered to transmit delicate signals over long distances without signal 
loss, impedance distortions, or noise interference. Everything from the connector to 
the thickness of the dielectric insulation makes a noticeable difference in 
performance. To learn how Transparent Video cables can improve your picture visit 
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The Linn UNIDISK� 1.1 universal digital disc player
�True Convergence� with Compelling Audio and Video Performance Regardless of Format
The UNIDISK 1.1 player is the world�s first �true convergence� pitch accurate source 
component and unites a comprehensive range of disc formats. An original Linn design, 
the UNIDISK 1.1 player is an integrated universal digital disc player that establishes 
the highest sonic and video standards and delivers universal disc recognition and 
precise processing for all major optical digital disc formats.

Combining unsurpassed sound and picture quality with simplicity of use, the UNIDISK 
1.1 player is, in the unique tradition of Linn source products, engineered to deliver 
compelling levels of audio and video involvement regardless of format. Visit Linn to 
learn more: http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/linn.html.

Enter to Win the Ultimate Portable Audio System!
Become a member of AudioRevolution.com and be entered in our latest membership 
giveaway. With your membership, you could win a portable audio system from HeadRoom 
featuring a Headroom amplifier and an Apple iPod!

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http://www.avrev.com/membership/index.html                                 

Read This Month's Feature Equipment Reviews

V,Inc. Bravo D2 Digital Media Player
http://www.avrev.com/equip/vincbravod2/index.html

Marantz VP-12S3 High-Definition Projector
http://www.avrev.com/equip/marantzvp12s3/index.html

Paradigm Reference Seismic 12 Subwoofer
http://www.avrev.com/equip/paradigm/index.html

RBH T-2P Speaker System
http://www.avrev.com/equip/rbht2p/index.html

Definitive Technology 7002 Bipolar SuperTowers
http://www.avrev.com/equip/definitivetech/index.html

Featured CD Music Review
Hoobastank - The Reason
Everyone knows that feeling when you get really excited by a song and go out and buy 
an entire album � and are then let down when you find that not only is that the only 
good song on the album, but they are forced to listen to it so often that you soon 
tire of it and the entire event becomes an exercise in how to spend $17 on a piece of 
shiny round plastic. This is how Hoobastank�s second album, The Reason, pans out. The 
initial sign of death is the fact that the best song on the album is also the title 
track. So the reason The Reason fails is because of �The Reason.� I�m dizzy.

�Out of Control� sounds like the type of song you�d hear at a frat party: loud, 
soulless guitar with ironic lyrics that are shouted occasionally with just the right 
amount of feeling and angst. �What Happened to Us?� is another heartfelt rager that 
makes you feel the pain that a millionaire in his 20s must feel when he has lost love.
                                         
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http://www.avrev.com/music/revs/hoobastank_reason.shtml

Featured DVD Review
Vans Warped Tour '03
One of the first images you see when you watch this musical documentary of �Van�s 
Warped Tour �03� is a fan diving off of a stage. It�s a more than appropriate symbol 
for this festival, which is the mother of all multi-artist punk rock tours. Let�s face 
facts: nobody ever expected punk rock to last quite this long. But with Warped about 
to celebrate its tenth anniversary in 2004, this �little festival that could� 
continues to keep the traditions of punk rock alive and well.

With the advent of successful pop-punk acts like Sum 41 and Good Charlotte, it�s easy 
to become cynical and skeptical about the current day crop of punk rock outfits. One 
has to wonder sometimes where all the world-changing Clashes and Sex Pistols of our 
culture have gone. And although this documentary includes a healthy sampling of these 
aforementioned pop-punkish clone bands, it also throws in just enough wild cards to 
keep your worthy (and critical) attention.

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http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/vanswarpedtour.html

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