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Is not audiophile quality yet, but it has a beautiful mixture of performance and look, both in Audio and HT...

I have to share it with my toddler, so nothing to rave about it, but I am doing the best with what is available.
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    • Sony KDF-55XS955
    2005 Sony RPTV LCD, 55
    • Yamaha DSP-A1
    I've had this bad boy since 2000, and still running strong!
    • Swan Swan Diva 6.1
    My main fronts...
    • Yamaha YST-SW150
    Old and not too strong, but still doing the job
    • DYI DYI
    Made my own interconnects, fully shielded, and saved $$$....They sound better than my neighbor's $500 ones
    • IXOS XHS806 11GA GAMMA SPK WIRE SILVER
    Bought these by the foot, and made my runs...
    • Swan Diva 3C
    My center channel
    • Infinity IL10
    surround speakers..
    • Denon DVD-3910
    Best Player for the money..

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I agree with your assessment of the Sony LCD rear projection. I just purchased the Grand Wega 55" and made the decision to buy after comparing to Samsung, Toshiba, Panasonic, Sharp and Pioneer.

The Pioneer Plasma was first choice ($11,000.00) and the Sharp direct view LCD was second choice ($7000.00) but at $2600.00 the Sony was close enough for a guy like myself that prefers to listen to music.

I was attracted to your system when I read "shared with a toddler." When my son was barely tall enough to reach my turntable, I taught him how to cue up an LP. The look on his face was PRICELESS when the music burst out. I still have an old Polaroid of one of those music sessions with him and it's among my favorite photographs.

Teaching your baby boy how to use the equipment now means he will respect it later. Best of all, when he's grown and in college like mine he will sit with you as an adult and listen (especially if you can accept his music years from now).

Great topic, thanks for sharing.

albertporter