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Information on this is also made available on their us and uk sites. Finally, there's such a high capacity flash player! Should be sufficient to keep all my doc, music and videos 
I am new to Hifi and just now building a system. I will be running:
1. Pioneer Elite VSX-92TXH
2. 2-Outlaw Audio 2200 monoblocks (for towers)
3. Velodyne 12 subwoofer
4. Towers-TBD
I am concerned with quality sound and great midrange. I listen to rock, classic rock, r&b, hip hop, etc. My three contenders for floorstanders are:
1. Focal Chorus 836v
2. Anthony Gallo Nucleus REF 3.1
3. Axiom Audio M80TI
I am going to order the speakers in the next couple of days, sight unseen (or unheard). Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Some audiophiles will only buy what they can hear, which poses a challenge if what you want is hundreds of miles away. How far have you traveled to audition or purchase an audio component? <P><I>Note to last week's vote commenters: due to a server move, we lost several days' worth of votes. We're all better now but we apologize if your comments didn't make it.</I>
I live in an area that in the late summer experiences some brown outs and power outages. So I purchased a Panamax M5510 power conditioner ($1300). This unit has high current outlets for amps and has isolated and balanced modes along with analog voltage and amp meters. It also protects against brown outs and surges. The company states that it is more of an "audiophile" unit. My question is that since I feel that I need to protect my gear, what are your opinions on this unit or other "high end" power conditioners. I don't want to degrade the sound at all.
Thanks,
Don