The RevolutionHomeTheater.com Email Newsletter Revolution Home Theater August Contest Enter to Win up to $5,000 in Cables from Ultralink! Click below to enter... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/rhtcontest
Audio Video Revolution Contest Enter to win a 3.1 On-Wall LCR and Sub system from RBH Sound worth over $2,100! Click below to enter to win today... http://www.avrev.com/audiorevolutioncontest Sony QUALIA 006 Rear Projection TV Reviewed Have you ever imagined a television that made you really feel that the image is a window on your world of programming, achieving the sort of drop dead gorgeous quality that no one can look away from (unless the person just doesn't care about TV or picture quality)? As someone who already owns two Sony QUALIA 004 front projectors, I naturally had high hopes and expectations when I decided to take the plunge and buy a QUALIA 006 rear projector for another room in my lab/home. The first of these expectations included an exceptionally sharp picture (even by comparison to 35mm film projected at the same size), as befits Sony's new SXRD 1920 by 1080p three-chip reflective LCos technology. Another was outlandish light output (I measured 90 foot-lamberts with the bulb in the low mode and a contrast ratio of over 3000 to 1!). Finally, fantastic styling (like a Cartier Watch), as well as a wealth of the usual inputs, including two HDMI (one with separate L/R audio inputs) and two 1394 firewire four-pin (front and back), suitable for use with most camcorders, still cameras and video HDCP-compliant devices like Sony laptops and certain DVD players. Click below to read the full review... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/equip/sonyqualia006/ Read more TV reviews here... http://www.audiorevolution.com/equip/tvs.html Check out the AVR Review archives... http://www.avrev.com/equip/equipmain.shtml PurePower - Your System Will Sound Like It Does at Midnight, 24/7 A recent test report on the PurePower 1050 began by reminding audiophiles that their systems have always sounded their best at midnight. Why? At that hour, the local power utility is delivering its cleanest, most accurate power. At midnight, the current flows and system dynamics can be reached that at other hours of the day are impossible. Until now. PurePower is the first and only power conditioner in the world that takes the inbound AC power from the utility, converts it to DC, then back to perfect voltage sinewave with no noise, distortion, spikes, or sags, even if the inbound voltage is ZERO. Its built-in batteries protect and isolate your system from the local utility in a way that no other conditioner can, giving you that "midnight" sound quality every time you listen, regardless of the time of day. Click here to visit PurePower... http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/audiophileaps.html Low Down Prices for High-End Audio & Video Receivers For a very limited time, Evolution Audio & Video and an Extremely Well Respected (but for legal reasons, we are not at liberty to print their name) high-end audio electronics firm have made the ultimate consumer friendly deal. Choose between two fully loaded 7- channel digital audio/video surround receivers. The normal retail price for these two units is $700 or $1,000. Evolution Audio & Video and the unmentionable manufacturer are now offering these models for either $499 or $699. That¹s a whooping 30% off retail pricing! Both these digital surround receiver models are factory refurbished by the original manufacturer. What does that mean? Simply put, you receive a 2 year manufacturer¹s warranty instead of a 3 and, you save a ton of money. Enough said! Need more information? Why wait? Quantities are limited. Call (818) 879-1312 or email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Revolution Home Theater Feature Film Reviews Four Brothers Reviewed By Bill Warren Rating: Four stars Some claim this is a remake of the John Wayne Western "The Sons of Katie Elder" (1965), but though it has a similar premise, they're very different movies. And this is despite "Four Brothers" being a top-notch urban action movieand they have become the contemporary westerns. It takes place in Detroit. In the opening scene we see tough but fair community activist Evelyn Mercer (Fionnula Flanagan) whose special interest in troubled kids has caused her to linger in a convenience store. The door bursts open and two masked gunmen rush in, killing first the clerk and then Evelyn... Click below to read the full review... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/movies/revs/4brothers.shtml Introducing the completely redesigned RBH MC Series Mark II Designed for both audio and home theater enthusiasts, the MC Series features RBH's proprietary aluminum cone technology; the same technology in their flagship products. Because of the inherent stiffness, low mass and self-damping properties found in aluminum, these advanced drivers deliver crisp, clear sound with the immediacy and accuracy needed to deliver the realism of today's high-definition music and movies. Computer optimized crossover networks allow smooth integration between drivers while increasing power handling and minimizing distortion. To learn more click here... http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/rbh1004.html Revolution Home Theater Featured DVD Reviews Read Two More Mark Wahlberg DVD Reviews on RHT... Boogie Nights (Platinum Edition) 'Boogie Nights' by writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson is dazzling and involving, funny and dramatic, affectionate and satiric -- and wonderfully entertaining from opening scene to the last image. It's about two and a half hours, but there's not a dull frame in the movie. The most original movie of 1997, it established Anderson at once as a major director; this was only confirmed by 'Magnolia.' The way Anderson handles a Panavision camera is novel -- he uses off-center, even unbalanced compositions -- and his occasional quick cuts is unusual, almost innovative. But mostly, it's in the way he approaches his material that's so refreshing and entertaining, and so radically different from the films named above, which are critical of the subsections of society in which they take place. Click below to read the full review... http://www.audiorevolution.com/dvd/revs/boogienights.shtml The Italian Job The original 1969 "The Italian Job" is considered by many to be a classic of the crime-caper genre, lighthearted subdivision. This reviewer is embarrassed to admit to having seen only the climax, which has a fantastic chase sequence something the new version has a few of and a literal cliffhanger ending, which is not the case here. The 2003 version of "The Italian Job" which will strike most viewers as a remake, despite protests to the contrary by the filmmakers in the supplemental material works just fine on its own merits. In fact, it harkens back to 1969 not so much because it incorporates elements of its predecessor (Italian locations, mini-cars, etc.), but because it has that era's breezy confidence in its own tone. Director F. Gary Gray and writers Donna Powers & Wayne Powers neither muck around with post-modern self-parody nor traffic in unearned grimness... 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