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#6641 - 03/21/07 06:39 PM Re: Home theater fundamentals...
Guido Offline
Gunslinger

Registered: 06/22/06
Posts: 46
Loc: Northern Virginia
I'm all in. I would definetly pay for it. You have "sold" so much Outlaw gear that maybe, just maybe, they might even help you market it via their website. Copyright it, sell through Outlaw, collect a small royalty for each.
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#6642 - 03/21/07 08:01 PM Re: Home theater fundamentals...
rubbersoul Offline
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Registered: 02/27/06
Posts: 383
Loc: folsom, pa.
DYNOMITE!!!! Awesome idea Gonk. I wish I would have thought about it first.
But then again it would taken me a dozen years to think about a format let alone what information to have and the SMARTS to go along with it.
I am always looking for improvements and experimentation in my home theater and I look forward to getting online and reading your notes.
Go for it!
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Da-Lite Screen,
Oppo BDP93
Comcast
PS Audio DSD
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#6643 - 03/22/07 11:21 AM Re: Home theater fundamentals...
Bugbitten Offline
Gunslinger

Registered: 05/29/05
Posts: 169
Loc: Western KY
Quote:
how much effort you plan to spend keeping it up to date
This seems to be the crux of the issue. We, of course, don't want you to spend less time giving us great advice when you might have to be keeping the fast changing audio/video future up to date in your publication.
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#6644 - 03/30/07 08:56 PM Re: Home theater fundamentals...
Brad225 Offline
Gunslinger

Registered: 12/27/05
Posts: 88
Loc: Tampa Fl
Once again Gonk, a stellar idea. There aren't many people that couldn't use this information.

For me seeing a picture or diagram always makes it easier to understand also.

Your information will have many combinations and options for making connections.

It might be possible to have people send you neat legible drawings of how they made their gear work. Any that were suitable could be added to your data base for people to reference. There is a wide range of components owned by Outlaws here and someone looking for information could browse through connection options and may find their equipment. It would not necessarily need any table of contents. It could just be a way for people to see different option for connections.
This would hopefully be minimal work for you. Just looking over drawings to see if they would be of any help as an addition.

I would buy a copy just knowing how comprehensive all of your past writings have been.

Thanks again for your commitment to helping move all of us along to HT Nirvana.

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#6645 - 03/31/07 01:03 PM Re: Home theater fundamentals...
mark miller Offline
Gunslinger

Registered: 11/23/06
Posts: 37
Loc: Taylor,Mich
Gonk! As far as i'm concerned you can do whatever you want and it will be alright with me. With all the help you have given everybody, there should be no complaints from nobody!!!
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