I just got done upgrading the power conditioning in the home theater, and now have a pristine, almost new Monster PowerCenter HTS5100 available for your system. It's already packed super well and ready to fly out the door.
You can see the specs here
I bought it for list at $699, and am currently offering it for half off - just $350! Very well-cared for in a non-smoking home, dusted every couple of weeks. No scratches, nicks, or other damage. LED is perfect. This is really a pristine unit! Instantly saw an improvement in my blacks and contrast on the HDTV, and really gave all my music, soundtracks and sound effects a really great quality, gave the system presence.
If you haven't gotten into power conditioning for your home theater, do yourself a favor and go out and do some reading. A good site to start would be PSaudio.com, they have some great information on the subject. They do of course sell their own units, but they definitely have some great info first! Their line of Power Plants are top of the line. Maybe someday. :) Anyway, power conditioning can add a very attractive dimension to your audio and video. Honestly, most people's City Power sucks. And even if it's great, refrigerators, washer/dryers and other power hungry appliances inside your own home can contribute to lousy and noisy power.
If you have any questions, feel free to drop me a line or call, I'm almost always available.
Oh, and I'm also offering a ReplayTV (Panasonic Showstopper PV-HS2000), that's been upgraded with a 160GB hard drive, and lifetime service is included! I'm asking a paltry $250 or best offer for it. Great DVR that was the workhorse in my system, and never failed me once!! I just bought two new Pioneer Elite DVR-57H's with DVD recorders and 120GB drives, with lifetime subscriptions (which Tivo doesn't offer anymore). Got them set up on the wireless home network.
If you need pics of the either, let me know and I'll send some to you.
Best regards,
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Steve Zammar
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.dsonesheets.com
303/478-3973
