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Components:

Toshiba 50HX81

This is quite a display. Vivid colors, and fairly stable picture compared to other brands...
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Denon AVR5700 A/V Receiver

What a great receiver! Excellent performer with movies and music. So many rear connectors that a switchbox may never be necessary! Only drawbacks are size, weight, and the remote.
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Pioneer DV-525 DVD/CD/VCD Player

Plays nearly everything you throw at it--except MP3 CDs. Has no problem playing CDr/CDrw discs at all. No in-unit Dolby Digital� decoder. Includes Component, S-Video, and Composite video outputs, as well as L/R, Coaxial, and Optical audio outputs.
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Denon DCM-360 5-disc CD carousel

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A great little CD-changer, although it lacks optical audio outputs.
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Speakers:

Definitive Technology BP2000TL

Now these are SPEAKERS! Great for keeping the neighbors up, shaking loose plaster off the walls, and making ears bleed...
The soundstage produced by these alone might make you forget you're at home. Due to the bipolar design, the soundstage is much more uniform.
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Definitive Technology CLR2000

An excellent center channel speaker that sonically matches the BP2000TL.
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Definitive Technology BPX

These are monsters! I never thought serious surround speakers were this large. Unfortunately, the clips that hold one of the caps on were broken during shipping...
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Cabling:

MITerminator 5

I'm using the 12' speaker cables to connect to the mid & high [briged] inputs and 12' interconnects to tie in to the full-range subwoofer inputs on the BP2000TLs. There's an 8' speaker cable running to the center channel. The speaker connections are done using banana plugs.
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Monster Cable

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I'm using a 3' MonsterVideo2 cable to connect the digital coax DVD audio output, a 1.5m MonsterSuperVideo S-Video cable for DVD video, and a 3' Interlink250 for the CD-changer
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Radio Shack

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Yes, Radio Shack. I got one of their super-heavy-duty gold-plated RCA y-cables to split the single subwoofer pre-amp output. There's no easy way to find out [short of destroying one] but the 6" of wire used appears to be coaxial in nature.
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