A little help

Help.I want to bridge.I would like to bridge.however I’ve never done this before so I do not know what i’m doing. I’m thinking 5 channel amp. I’m set-up for 7.1 My current reciever is the Yamaha RX-V1600. Any suggestions would be appreciated. My budget is 2000.00. Thanks all.

Have you ever bought a set cause of the price?I was in Costco and they had a coupon sale on various tvshowsondvd. The regular price they had it at were all $19. With coupon you get $5 off.I own Friends, Mash, also they had some Raymond seasons, and various others.I bought 4 seasons of REBA. I asked a lady there who was looking also she said the best deal was to pick up all 4 seasons of REBA. She said Id then have the entire series. Is this correct? Was Reba only 4 seasons?This lady bought individually 3 seasons of Sex in the City.

burning with iDVD seems kinda long to finishso i;m burning a bunch of animated shorts onto a dvd with idvd.i set a chapter for each short.they run about a minute or 2 each so it’s 48 chapters/shorts total time about 1 hr 2 minutes.it has been rendering the first 9 chapters for about 30 mi nutes and it isnt half way done that yet.whats the deal?

Opinion of speaker choiceHey everybody, you all seem very knowledgeable. I will be using my home theater setup primarily for movie watching. I have a decent center, subwoofer, and rears, but have big, clunky front side speakers. Taking money into consideration, what would you choose between:Paradigm: Cinema 330, Cinema 220, Titan Monitor, Monitor 7SVS: SBSAperion: Intimus 532-LR, Intimus 632-LRAxiom: M22 v2av123: x-mtm Tower,

Texas Instruments Brings First Approved Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus DecodersTexas Instruments Brings First Approved Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus DecodersTexas Instruments Incorporated today announced that its Aureus generation of audio digital signal processors (DSPs) is the first audio/video receiver (AVR) implementation approved for both Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus. With AVRs based on TIs award-winning Aureus DA7xx DSPs, manufacturers will now be able to provide consumers high definition Dolby surround sound from next-generation HD DVD and Blu-Ray.

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