I am considering building a new house and prewiring for in-wall and in-ceiling speakers for my speaker needs. There are tons of in-wall speakers out there but no reviews of these speakers I have found. Certainly not in Stereophile where big floor standing speakers still rule. I will be getting rid of vintage Klipsch floor standers (reluctantly). But the clean look of in-wall speakers appeals to me more and more.

Anyone out there have experience with in-wall speakers? Prices range all over the map. What are some cost-effective speakers? Best buys? Comments welcome.
Sam

got the chronic town..cant wait for this

*R.E.M. s 2CD Fables of the Reconstruction reissue to include 14 unreleased demos*

Hello everyone.

I've been reading Stereophile mag off and on for over 8 years. And, been reading through the forum for a week or so.

I have really nothing to share other than a small video I made while record shopping one day. Enjoy.

http://s104.photobucket.com/albums/m162/adrian4kuser/?action=view&current=MVI_1186.flv

Despite the fact I keep all of my old issues of Stereophile for reference, is there a desire or a need (from readers, etc.) to put all of the Recommended Components of past years in a central repository for online reference?

I just bought a PS Audio GCPH new, and had to dig for my old issues back in '06, not to read the review, but to read the capsule summary in the RC from April '06 to get some additional background info.

PRICELESS Chuckle of the day!

Any fans of The Fall ought to pick up the new LP, it is their best album in a nearly a decade. It's well recorded and well mastered but the packaging leaves a bit to be desired. Mark E. Smith sounds inspired again, and the rhythm section is fantastic. It's the best new rock album I've heard in quite some time.

I thought Buddha had started a thread on the rerelease of Exile on Main Street but couldn't find it.

Lots of interesting background surfacing about the recording and the additional tracks to be included.

Larry King interviews Mick tonight. Should be interesting.

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/SHOWBIZ/Music/05/18/stones.exile.rerelease/