I don't get forum notification in my e-mail unless it's a private message. I checked the option to get these notification, alas, the feature doesn't seem to work. Does anyone else have this problem or is it just me?

Could someone tell me what B&W 803s are worth? I'm having no luck. These are an inheritance from a dead friend. They are not the ones with the Diamond Tweeters. What could I sell them for? The local dealer was no help. Thanks, from Newbie

This is for a home audio receiver. (Technics SA-EX3200)
I then got a Pioneer S-HTD530 5.1CH Speaker System (seen here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16882117184).

The subwoofer is unpowered. I can't return the speakers.

Is there an amp I can put between the sub and the receiver?

I joined this sight thinking I was going to purchase a Yamaha 2-channel receiver with Paradigm speakers. After reading posts and reviews I decided to do more research on stereo equip. My wallet and wife aren't too happy, but I think I'll be much happier with a higher end system.

I've narrowed my choice to Amp:NAD C372, CD Player:NAD C525BEE and Speakers:Paradigm Monitor 7.

Any suggestions, recommendations or comments are appreciated.

I would like some input from some people on the benefits of higher end cd players.

Now compared to most people on the forum my kit is budget for sure. I currently am using a marantz sr-6300 in a dual purpose set-up (5.1 for movies, almost always 2.0 for music). The player I have right now is a panasonic dvd f-65, obviously I use it for both movies and music. It is connected to the reciever with a toslink connection.

I'm considering the purchase of the Parasound 2100 pre-amp and 2125 power amp. Also thinking about th B&K Reference 5 S2 pre and Reference 125.2 S2 power amps.

I've read several reviews on all of these, but haven't had a chance to listen to any as of yet. I was curious if anyone
is familiar with any of these items.

Any info is certainly appreciated. Thanks.

Is it possible to connect your computer playing realplayer to your audio system? If so how?

Thought that this might be of interest to some. Nothing really "new" here, but still an interesting article.