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I like what I see! Simple, clean, and gamer friendly. I am very jealous of those 2001: Space Oddysey monsters you've got there.

I purchased the woofers direct from ML, and they were the aluminum woofers intended for the montage itself. They ran at 45 bucks each, which was surprisingly cheap. I did the repairs myself, and it was maybe a 30 minute procedure. The guys at ML are super friendly and very generous with...

I was refunded entirely for the purchase (though not for return shipping), i repaired the speaker, and its in perfect running order, and the amp i purchased was replaced by another, which is now featured on the main page. A happy ending for all, though I spent about 130 bucks I didnt need to in...

Holy crap in a pita- I love your setup here. Intelligent use of lighting. I find with a lot of the larger (and older) speakers, backlighting prevents them from seeming too heavy. Makes them seem lighter, more friendly. Mimics the transparent sounds they make, eh? ::I wrote this response to the...

Lovely setup! I like much!

Incredible setup. Aural/visual treat. Love those ascents.

I think its great that the Mrs. gets involved! I am fortunate that my fiancée plays harp- she's used to large musical instruments laying around. She has no bias against me getting requests or anything else that large. Gorgeous hanging there!

I bought a small trunk, in which I can put all of the game controllers/wires etc so that it doesn't look like a mess. I originally had a wicker basket for these items, which was located under the table holding the 360/PS2. Now I've placed my sub right under it- its a perfect fit, as though it...

Absolutely beautiful. My ears are jealous of yours.

Gorgeous speakers. Quite an impressive array of equipment you have set up there!

I like what I see. I'd probably like what I hear, too. How is the purity? I plan on upgrading my speakers in a few years. I'd heard the clarity, so I'm familiar with its sound. Have you? Do you know how the purity and clarity compare?

Gorgeous setup, man. I like the use of plants to diffuse the brightness from the glass- useful, yet tasteful as well. How far is that chair from the speakers, btw? Its hard to tell from the pictures you have up there.

Gorgeous! ((Envy)) I can only imagine the imaging. I'd give someone else's right arm to experience that. Also- that chaise looks damn comfy.

Wow. I like the look, absolutely gorgeous. The sound isn't too bright in front of those windows, is it? Welcome aboard, mate.

It totally is a gamble! Fortunately the SUMO Polaris I bought afterwards was from audiogon, and works perfectly! A little less wattage, but it handles the montages well enough. They're 5Ω with a recommended rating of 150 watts, and the Polaris pumps around 159 into 4Ω (not at clipping, mind you...

OK! It is officially updated. Biggest change is the replacement of my old Yamaha HTR-5940 for an Outlaw Model 950/SUMO Polaris combination. They needed a dedicated amp fiercely. Check out the first post to see the new picture. Let me know if you have any suggestions/complaints/concerns.

1- Is the system blocking a door? 2- How do you manage the acoustics work being so close to the side walls? 3- Gorgeous setup!

I think that may be the best way to go too, since its really just touch ups in a few places where there are a series of scratches (including on the external heat sinks). I'll look into it! Once again thanks everybody!

Its a Sumo Polaris (mk 1), and I'll try to get some pictures up here of it soon. Probably monday or tuesday, if I get the time. Thank you all for your suggestions! I'm going to wait a bit longer before I decide what to do. Time, money and access to facilities is limited at the moment.

This is a question which I've looked and looked for answers, yet still can't find one straight opinion. My question is: If you have an older amplifier, and you want to repair scuff marks/scratches in the paint, can you use a metallic-bonding paint as touchup, or do you need something else that...