ok me n spiker have it patented.

"HOME THEATER MIRRORS for the ultimate in home theater display,for what the screen does not show"

yada,yada,yada...anything else we can throw in for marketing?(we'll cut you in)

LOL,spiker, i'm still cuttin' up!

ooops,spoke too soon,i'm gonna put a camera back there and run PIP!

just what are the quality of your mirrors...I mean...what makes your mirrors better than the mirrors I can get anywhere???

Bill

oh no....LOL!!

uuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....because i say they are

we have put countless minutes of research in our products,and find that they have the most reflective properties on the market.there IS NOT a better home theater mirror currently on the market and with our team of professionals,we seriously doubt any one will come close in the years to come!yada,yada,yada(hope jerry doesn't sue!)

SCOTT:following a meeting with SPIKER we will be offering several versions of our product for beta testing.if you would just complete the application...

seriously, this was fun but should have been in 'interconnect' forum if anywhere. i got a little carried away,all in fun,though!

Ended up better than most cable discussions....

Anyone in here using cable elevators to guard against muddy bass and distorted highs? If not how are you guarding your equipment and ears from the damaging "bruised electrons"?

All electrons must wear helmets, elbow pads, and knee pads before entering the house, all wiring is insulated on the inside with soft foam, and junction boxes and electrical panels have protective bumpers on all the sharp edges and corners. Even as fast as electrons run, our electrons rarely get bruised or banged up. We only had three electrons that had to get stitches last year. Of course, there's that one electron that kept getting drunk and jumping off the ceiling fan... Spent most of the year in traction after the third time he did that...

I use old vacuum tubes to elevate my speaker wires. Gives me that "Open Toob" sound.

This list is great. You are all responsive and so willing to share your knowledge...off to try your recomendations.

:-)