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Click below to enter... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/rhtcontest Is Convergence Finally Upon Us? "Convergence" is the buzzword in the consumer electronics industry these days but what does it really mean and is it really here yet? RHT publisher, Jerry Del Colliano, looks at real-world convergence available for you today including Windows Media 10, Desktop audio, iPods, home networking, automation and beyond... Click below to read more... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/howto/convergence/index.html More RHT "How-To" Articles: The Lost Art of the Home Theater Demo http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/howto/artofthedemo/index.html The Pros and Cons of LCD http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/howto/pros_cons_lcd/index.html Click below to explore more RHT home theaters... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/virtualtours/index.html Flight of the Phoenix Reviewed by Bill Warren Rating: Four Stars A lot of remakes get released these days, usually of films that were big hits the first time around�why remake a flop? But the 1965 �The Flight of the Phoenix� wasn�t a major hit, even though it starred James Stewart. It was somewhat too long (much longer than this remake), but was founded on a solid premise that is trickier to work out than at first appears. That movie was written by Lukas Heller from the novel by Elleston Trevor; this is written by Scott Frank and Edward Burns (the actor-director). The director is John Moore, really known only for �Behind Enemy Lines,� with Owen Wilson and Gene Hackman. Everyone has done their work just fine � �Flight of the Phoenix� is a strong, well-made tale of peril and survival. It�s hard to describe it as �action-adventure,� since there�s really very little action, which is the tricky part. A big cargo plane, the once widely-used C-119, goes down in a vast desert. Most of the passengers survive, but the plane is smashed. All nearby outposts are beyond walking distance, their radio is out, and they were far off course when they crashed. What can they do? Click below to read more... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/movies/revs/flightofthephoenix.shtml Head-shaking, heart-throbbing bass Axiom's Epicenter EP500 Digital Subwoofer was awarded Audioholics Subwoofer of the Year award! "These subs push the envelope of performance via DSP processing to linearize the response of the driver below its resonant frequency, ensuring flat frequency response at all listening levels. The EP500 will deliver the head shaking heart throbbing bass in any home theater environment. " Gene DellaSala, Audioholics.com Audition an Epicenter EP500 in your home today! http://www.myaffiliateprogram.com/u/speakers/b.asp?id=1241&sub=rht500&p=epicenter500.html PurePower: It's like plugging into Niagara Falls The only way to ensure your A/V system meets spec and is protected at all times is to de-couple it from the local utility power with a PurePower AC Regenerator. Conventional power conditioners merely filter the noise, protect against surges, and in some cases regulate voltage. PurePower connects you to a new, stable power source, off the power grid, as though you were hooked up to the cleanest power station in North America. Even if the inbound voltage is zero, PurePower keeps your system operating perfectly with its built-in back-up battery system. Perfect voltage sinewave, total freedom from line noise, distortion, surges, and sags. Click below to learn more... http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/audiophileaps.html What if you could make a High Definition Television that was half the price of a 61� Plasma that could "hang-on-the-wall?" And what if it was completely self-contained with a dual PIP tuner, plenty of inputs (including HDMI)? What if you could get all this and more with a 61� DLP (Digital Light Processing) that can hang-on-a-wall (with a depth of only 6.85�)? Unheard of? Not any more. Come see for yourself the new InFocus 61md10. Now on display at Evolution Audio & Video in lovely Agoura Hills, CA. Call (818) 879-1312 or email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] for further information. Revolution Home Theater Featured DVD Reviews Read More Dennis Quaid DVD Reviews on RHT... Any Given Sunday All too often, this movie is so loud, noisy and chaotic that it's like having your head in a washing machine full of marbles. It's dizzying, deafening, frenetic, and you don't know why you're there. The rest of the time, "Any Given Sunday" sometimes gets by on sheer nerve, bravura acting and velocity. It's far from Oliver Stone's best movie, but much better than "U-Turn" or "Nixon," and he's giving it his flashy, trashy all. He has a huge and busy cast, the football scenes are staged with flair and energy, the score is imaginative, and lord knows it's earnest. But for those not deeply into football, at almost 160 minutes it's also exhausting. Even for those who are fans of the game, you're likely to watch this DVD all the way through once... Click below to read the full review... http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/anygivensunday.shtml Something to Talk About Because of an incomplete-seeming script (by Callie Khouri), "Something to Talk About" never quite jells, despite a fine cast, some good dialog and excellent production values. Although the ending is emotionally satisfying on a basic level, it still leaves you wanting more than the film provides. Julia Roberts plays leading character Grace Bichon; she's married to Eddie (Dennis Quaid), has a spunky, horse-loving daughter Caroline (Haley Aull), and works for her wealthy, horse-breeding father Wyly (Robert Duvall). Grace lives in the same Southern city where she grew up, and lives a basically unexamined life; she's more under the thumb of her cheerfully domineering father than she likes to admit, is active in a local women's group, and tends to be a little scatterbrained -- in the opening scene, she forgetfully leaves Caroline behind twice. Click below to read the full review... http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/something.shtml Check out our DVD review archive. Click below... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/dvd/main.shtml 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... http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/exactpower.html Enter to win an RGPC 400 Pro and 1 meter RGPC HighTensionWire! Give your AV system the ultimate gift this holiday season from Richard Gray's Power Company! Enter to win RGPC's 400 Pro and HighTensionWire this month at AVRev.com... Enter to win RGPC's 400 Pro and HighTensionWire. http://www.avrev.com/audiorevolutioncontest Please visit this week's sponsors: http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/energy.html http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/rgpc.html http://www.xm.polkaudio.com/online/xmt14 To be removed from the RevolutionHomeTheater.com weekly email list click here and follow the simple on-screen removal instructions. http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/newsletter/index.html The AudioRevolution Inc. and its publications are compliant with Business & Professional Code SECT 17529. To be removed from the AudioRevolution.com weekly email list call us toll free at 866.235.0069. Privacy Policy http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/privacypolicy/index.html
